Which city in the world is called a city on the water?

Venice in Italy.

The city of Venice is known as the city on the water.

Water cities include, but are not limited to: Venice (Italy), Amsterdam (Netherlands), Stockholm (Sweden), Hamburg (Germany), St. Petersburg (Russia), Bangkok (Thailand), Suzhou (China), Fort Lauderdale (USA), Dubai (UAE) and Coastal Cities (Australia).

Beautiful city on the water.

About 70 percent of the earth's surface is made up of water, and if water becomes the main element of the city, and boats replace boats, then it will feel comfortable to think about, and the pace of life will be correspondingly slower to enjoy life.

One of the most famous floating cities is Venice. Venice exists because of the water, and it is beautiful because of the water, and the artistic level of Venice has a very important position in the world.

The top 10 water cities in China are: Wuhan, Xiamen, Suqian, Nanning, Nanyang, Jiujiang, Liaocheng, Suzhou, Danjiangkou and Chengdu.

Wuhan City, Hubei Province, deservedly the first city on the water, is known as the city of a thousand lakes, with thousands of large and small lakes in the city.

Xiamen City, Fujian Province, a veritable coastal city, the entire island of Xiamen is on the sea, surrounded by the sea, and it is also a water city.

Suqian City, Jiangsu Province, located in the north of Jiangsu Province, is located in the Yangtze River Delta region, is a member city of the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration, Suqian City is located in the middle and lower reaches of the Huai River and Yishusi River Basin, south of Hongze Lake, north of Luoma Lake, to undertake the upstream area of 210,000 km of water, known as the "flood corridor".

Nanning City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, hence the name Yongzhou, referred to as Yong, is located in the upper reaches of the Yujiang River, at the confluence of the left and right rivers. In ancient times, the people of Nanning chose water as the geographical condition for building their homes, lived by the river, made a living by the river, and set up a city because of the river. Famous scenic spots include Qingxiu Mountain, Daming Mountain, Huahua World, Nanhu Park, Yangmei Ancient Town, etc.

Nanyang City, Henan Province, is located in the southwest of Henan Province, bordering Hubei Province and Shaanxi Province, and is named after its location in the south of Funiu Mountain and the north of Hanshui. The Baihe tourist area in the urban area is rippling with blue waves, the scenery is attractive, and the water surface reaches 6,000 acres, forming the style of "water city, green city, historical and cultural city and modern new city". The main rivers of the city are Danjiang River, Tang River, Bai River, Huai River, Tuan River, Diao River, Guan River, etc., with a total water resource of 100 million cubic meters, and water reserves, per mu water volume and per capita water volume are among the top in the country.

Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, referred to as Xun, is located at the confluence of the Yangtze River and the vast Poyang Lake, is a city that thrives on water, with a dense water network and many lakes in the central urban area. Therefore, some people say that "Jiujiang" means "the place where all waters gather".

Liaocheng City, Shandong Province, is a very charming city, and her charm can be summed up in one word as "water". There are 23 rivers with a basin area of more than 30 square kilometers, of which 3 are more than 100 square kilometers. In the Minglimb urban area alone, the water area of lakes and rivers is as much as 13 square kilometers, accounting for 1 3 of the built-up area.

Numerous rivers and beautiful lakes make Liaocheng form a unique water city style of "lakes and rivers are connected, cities and lakes are interdependent, cities are in the water, and water is in the city".

Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, located in the southeast of Jiangsu Province, was exclaimed by Mark Polo as the "Venice of the East". The ancient city is nestled in a network of water, with streets built along the river and by land and water. The building is built near the water, with the front alley and the back river, forming a unique and special style of "small bridges, flowing water, and people's houses".

In Danjiangkou City, Hubei Province, there is a banquet with the title of "China's Water Capital", which shows that there are extremely rich water resources here. China's famous South-to-North Water Diversion Project is carried out on the basis of a giant artificial freshwater lake in China: the Danjiangkou Reservoir.

Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, Chengdu is rich in water resources, because the average annual precipitation here has been huge, as much as more than 480 billion cubic meters, plus the number of river runoff in the territory as many as 1,400, so the city's water resources are particularly prominent.

The city on the water is Venice.

Venice is the capital of the Veneto region in northern Italy, the capital of the province of Venice, and a world-famous historical and cultural city.

The birthplace of the Venetian School, its architecture, painting, sculpture, opera, etc. have an extremely important position and influence in the world.

Venice has the reputation of being born because of water, beautiful because of water, and prosperous because of water, enjoying the city of water, the city of 100 islands, and the Adriatic Sea.

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Transportation features in Venice:

In the northwest corner of Venice, a four-kilometre-long causeway connects with the mainland, and it is not only an important port in Italy, but also an ancient city of culture and art. Venice and its lagoon.

It consists of 118 islands. This unique city on the water is a picturesque and ancient city with its unique scenery and historical monuments, all of which are inseparable from the water.

There are 177 rivers and canals in Venice, connected by 401 bridges of various types. The Venetian Aqueduct is the main road of the city, there are no cars and bicycles in the city, there are no traffic lights, and boats are the only means of transportation in the city.

Suzhou is a city on the water. Suzhou has always been famous for its beautiful landscapes and elegant gardens, and has the reputation of "Jiangnan Gardens in the World, Suzhou Gardens in Jiangnan", and because of its small bridges and flowing waters, it is known as the "Oriental Water Capital".

The rivers and ports in Suzhou are staggered, and the lakes are dense, and the most famous lakes are Taihu Lake and Cao Lake in the western corner; There are Dianshan Lake and Chenghu Lake in the east; There is Kuncheng Lake in the north; There are Yangcheng Lake, Jinji Lake and Dushu Lake; The Yangtze River and the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal run through the north of the city.

Suzhou is known for"The water capital of the East"

Suzhou, Phoenix Ancient City, Lijiang City.

1. Venice. Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", Venice is both a tourist attraction and an important port in Italy. Venice is surrounded by the sea, located in Venice, in the province of Veneto, in fact, Bautam and a hundred large and small islands, only the northwest corner has a 4 km long causeway, is a railway bridge built in 1846, and in 1932 a road bridge was built side by side, connecting with the mainland.

Venice is a city of culture and art. There are more than 450 art and historical places in the city, such as churches, bell towers, monasteries, palaces, and museums. Venice is the only city on the water in the world.

As a famous tourist city, it has an area of only 69 square kilometers, only about 100,000 inhabitants, a total of 120 churches of all kinds, 120 bell towers, 64 monasteries, more than 40 palaces, tens of millions of tourists come here every year for sightseeing.

2. Suzhou. Suzhou is also a city on the water.

3. Milwaukee, USA. A city built on water.

4. Hamburg, Germany. A floating city in Germany.

1.Venice. Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic Sea", Venice is not only a tourist attraction, but also an important port in Italy.

The city of Venice is surrounded by the sea, located in the province of Venice, in fact, including 100 large and small islands, only there is a 4-kilometer-long causeway in the northwest corner, which is a railway bridge built in 1846, and a road bridge was built side by side with it in 1932, connecting with the mainland. Venice is a city of culture and art. There are more than 450 art and historical places of interest in the city, such as churches, bell towers, monasteries, palaces, and museums.

Venice is the only city on the water in the world. As a famous tourist city, it has an area of only 69 square kilometers, with only about 100,000 inhabitants, a total of 120 churches of various types, 120 bell towers, 64 monasteries, more than 40 palaces, and tens of millions of tourists come here every year.

2.Suzhou. Suzhou is also a city on the water.

3.Milwaukee, USA. A city built on water.

4.Hamburg, Germany. A floating city in Germany.

The cities on the water include Venice, Amsterdam and Suzhou. Venice stool: The whole city has been surrounded by water due to the subsidence of the ground, the city area is less than square kilometers, but it is composed of 118 small islands, 177 canals are covered with cobwebs, these small islands and canals are connected by about 350 bridges, so it is called the city of water.

Amsterdam: It is a "floating city" with 90 small islands, 160 canals, 1,281 bridges, and hundreds of rivers in the city. <

The cities on the water include Venice, Amsterdam and Suzhou.

1. Venice: The whole city has been surrounded by water due to the subsidence of the ground, the city area is less than square kilometers, but it is composed of 118 small islands, 177 canals are covered with cobwebs, these small islands and canals are connected by about 350 bridges, so it is called the water city.

2. Amsterdam: This is a "floating city" with a terrain 1 5 meters below sea level, with 90 small islands, 160 canals, and 1,281 bridges.

3. Suzhou: In the area of only one square kilometer of the ancient city of Suzhou, there are 311 bridges, three verticals, three horizontals and one ring of water systems, with a total of kilometers of rivers, and the water area accounts for 45% of the total area.

Architectural methods in Venice:

The Venetian method of construction is to insert wooden columns into the earth under Venice and then pave them with a layer of large, thick Istrian stone. This Istrian stone is extremely waterproof and was shipped from Istria in the Adraya Sea. Then bricks were laid on Istrian stone and buildings were built.

Since the bricks are much lighter than Istrian stone, there is no problem with serious subsidence of the house. It has been said that the fertile alluvial soil of Venice is coarse with coarse cherry mass, with stones taken from the place and boats made of wood from the adjacent interior. Out of the silt, on the water the ancestors built Venice.

China's water city is Suzhou. Suzhou has always been famous for its beautiful landscapes and elegant gardens, and has the reputation of "Jiangnan Gardens in the World, Suzhou Gardens in Jiangnan", and because of its small bridges and flowing waters, it is known as the "Oriental Water Capital". Venice is a world-famous city on the water.

It is known as the "water capital". It is located in a lagoon deep inland in the Adriatic Sea and consists of more than 100 small islands.

The rivers and ports in Suzhou are staggered, and the lakes are dense, and the most famous lakes are Taihu Lake and Cao Lake in the western corner; There are Dianshan Lake and Chenghu Lake in the east; There is Kuncheng Lake in the north; There are Yangcheng Lake, Dahe Zhongjinji Lake, and Dushu Lake; The Yangtze River and the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal run through the north of the city.

Suzhou, known as Wu in ancient times, referred to as Su, also known as Gusu, Pingjiang, etc., is located in the southeast of Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Yangtze River Delta, east of Shanghai, south of Zhejiang, west of Taihu Lake, north of the Yangtze River.

Suzhou belongs to the tropical monsoon oceanic climate of Yaqing Mountain, with four distinct seasons and abundant rainfall. Suzhou is low-lying and flat, with plains accounting for 55% of the total area. Rice, wheat, rape, cotton, silkworm, forest fruit, special products are Biluochun tea, Yangtze River saury, Taipeng Pai Lake whitebait, Yangcheng Lake hairy crab and so on.