While there is no city quite like Venice, the enchanting lagoon town of Comacchio in the region of Emilia Romagna is often referred to as ‘Little Venice.’ Comacchio is neat and unfeigned, endowed with a vitality that comes from a strong respect for its own history and the environment that surrounds it.
A treasure chest of natural beauty and reminders of its history, Comacchio, now known as the capital of the Po Delta Park, is a little town that was born and still lives between the land and the water.
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