Why Nobody Lives in Historic Venice

Historic Venice, with its canals and centuries-old buildings, has a unique charm, but fewer people call it home today for various reasons. The city faces challenges like rising sea levels and frequent flooding, making it a tough environment for residents. Additionally, the increasing number of tourists has driven up the cost of living, pushing many locals to the outskirts. The maintenance of historic structures is costly, and strict preservation regulations make renovations challenging. The population has dwindled, creating a delicate balance between preserving Venice's rich history and adapting to the modern challenges.

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[georgeaghimien]

As a born citizen of Mestre I agree to the authenticity of this video. Beissimo! Ottimo lavoro veccio

[samanthat.]

Thank you for the enlightenment about Venice and Paris. They are worth exploring but not at the cost of the citizens and their privacy. More content like this

[Leopez]

Nobudy dosen't Means Everyone, Someone can Lives There Where others don't Live. 😮