Venice, in Italy, is a city famous worldwide for its beauty, art, architecture, canals and many bridges. As you might have already figured out, its hundreds of bridges don’t make Venice the most accessible city in the world. While it is not one of the oldest cities in the world, Venice is an ancient city that has changed very little in modern times. Unfortunately, that also means that this city, which Venetians started building 1200 years ago, was not made with accessibility in mind. Venice, today, still carries barriers that date back to ancient times.
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