Newly built dwellings in the historic centre of Chioggia

The residential complex Cinema Verdi is in the historic centre of Chioggia, a stone's throw from the central avenue Corso del Popolo and connected to it by Calle Crispi to the south and Calle Fattorini to the north. The building boasts a prestigious location, very close to Piazzetta Vigo overlooking the lagoon and convenient to water connections by public transport. In the immediate vicinity, there are the remarkable Church of Sant‘Andrea, the Town Hall, the fish market and all the shops located in the most dynamic and picturesque public place of Chioggia: Corso del Popolo. Chioggia, the little Venice, a lively and romantic city. Its likeness to Venice, due to thepicturesque canals, the characteristic coloured houses on the water and the numerousbridges, gained Chioggia the name of Little Venice.Thanks to its artistic and culturalheritage enhancement, the town has officially acquired the recognition of"city of art".Located about fifty km from its"bigger sister", Chioggia is a romantic, active, colourful town to beexperienced at any time of the year. A dense agglomeration of splendid historicbuildings interspersed with small canals connected by classic bridges. Anincredible number of people moving on foot and by bicycle, at all time and -inevitablyas in Venice- aboard boats of all kinds.The first thing that catches attentionwhen arriving in Chioggia is the numerous typical fishing boats (the Bragozzi)docked in the various waterways, all coloured and moored in an orderly manner.The atmosphere you breathe is the authentic one of sea life. At the same time,a party atmosphere reigns supreme between the main street and theadjacent calli, where, once ventured, you come across characteristicrestaurants offering fresh fish every day. Chioggia boasts one of the largestnavies in Italy that is well organized. And not only. Every morning, adjacentto the main street, one celebrates the famous retail fish market. It'sopen to everybody, and one can experience an emotion of bygone days in a locationwith an incredible atmosphere. On Thursdays, be careful: the entire Corsobecomes a local, gigantic market, one of the largest in the Veneto region.The beating heart of the city is Corsodel Popolo. A real square-street, 840 meters long, defined as a singleopen-air "great café" full of bars, shops, arcades, restaurants, andVenetian-style buildings. A place of entertainment and socializing, it givesthe impression that every day is a celebration. Corso del Popolo culminateswith the small square where the famous Vigo bridge is: a true balconyoverlooking the lagoon, from which one can admire the incredible scenery of theVenetian lagoon and its fiery sunsets.And if you love the sea… A long drivewayconnects Chioggia with its "younger sister" Sottomarina,renowned for its beaches famous throughout Europe for their high iodinecontent. Here, too, one will find the inevitable fish restaurants, countlesshotels, ultra-modern campsites, theme parks for children, organized beaches andmuch more.