At the easternmost edge of Venice, where the city ends and the lagoon begins, Campo San Pietro is the only Venetian square that truly deserves its name: a campo (square), with real grass underfoot and trees shading the benches.
At the easternmost edge of Venice, where the city ends and the lagoon begins, Campo San Pietro is the only Venetian square that truly deserves its name: a campo (square), with real grass underfoot and trees shading the benches.
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