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Venice sits at the head of the Adriatic on 118 small islands in the Venetian Lagoon, connected by 438 bridges across 177 canals. The historic city centre is the only major European city with no road vehicles — all transport is by foot or boat, with the public vaporetto water buses operating on Grand Canal routes. Charter yachts entering the Lagoon use the inner Marina Sant'Elena (140 berths, the eastern tip of Castello sestiere) or the larger Marina di Venezia at Punta Sabbioni on the Lido peninsula. Day-sail routes within the Lagoon reach Burano (colour-painted fishermen's houses, lace tradition), Murano (glass-blowing workshops), Torcello (earliest Lagoon settlement), and the Lido beach island (Adriatic-facing). The historic centre's six sestieri hold the Doge's Palace, Saint Mark's Basilica, and the Rialto Bridge. Season runs April through October.
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