The Canals of Venice are a network of waterways that weave through the city of Venice, Italy. These canals serve as the main transportation routes, connecting various islands and neighborhoods. The most famous canal is the Grand Canal, lined with historic buildings and bustling with gondolas and vaporetti (water buses). Originally built for trade and defense, the canals are now a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can explore the scenic waterways, admire the unique architecture, and experience the charm of this floating city. The canals are also vital for local life, supporting both commerce and daily transportation for residents.