Discover 7 versions of Venice around the world

While the Venetians are tired of the pressure of tourists, there are 7 versions of this famous city waiting for you to explore.

Bruges - 'Venice' of the North.Once the center of medieval times with the interlacing channel, it is no surprise that the famous Belgian chocolate town Bruges has been dubbed the "Venice of the North".Although there is no Goldola boat like Venice, this place is always bustling tourists visiting the canals with the typical white painted boats of the city.

Udaipur - 'Venice' of India.Built on Aravalli Hill in Rajasthan, Udaipur is regularly compared to Venice by hundreds of lakes surrounded by drinking water and irrigation.Like Venice, Udaipur organizes many colorful and vibrant festivals every year, next year more attractive than the previous year.The most famous are Ganguar festivals, Mewar and Shilpgram festivals.

Recife - 'Venice' of Brazil.Built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and owned by the Dutch soon after, Recife is one of the most important cities in Northeast Brazil.Not only is it famous as an important economic center, it is also a famous tourist destination thanks to long sandy beaches and mysterious historical sites.

Suzhou - 'Venice' of the East . 62 miles northwest of Shanghai and on the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, Suzhou is an important city from Han Dynasty. In the heart of a flourishing metropolis is a book about the history of canals, stone bridges, pagodas and beautiful gardens, making it part of the UNESCO Cultural Heritage List and destined for The name is 'Venice of the East' , attracting thousands of tourists to visit.

Nan Madol - 'Venice' of the Pacific Ocean . Located in the Micronesia, the ancient city of Nan Madol is made up of a series of microscopic structures on the area of ​​92 artificial islands and all connected by canals. Although forgotten 500 years ago, it is still dubbed the "Venice of the Pacific".

Birmingham - England's Venice .Located in the heart of the canal system with a lifespan of up to 200 years, Birgmingham's waterway system retains charm in this industry.The colorful boats here are as attractive as the gondola, or the restored cargo towers guard the appearance of floating houses in Venice.

Woy Woy - Australia's Venice. A small town surrounded by waterways, national parks and white sandy beaches north of Sydney city, Woy Woy is an ideal place to relax during the day. Activities such as fishing and swimming in Ettalong bring many interesting things to visitors. This is why the local council made a film here in 1936 and dubbed 'Venice of Australia'.