Cannaregio Sestiere, the Jewish Ghetto & Fondamente Nove Waterfront
The sestiere of Cannaregio — the most populous of Venice's six districts, stretching from the railway station at its western end to the northern lagoon waterfront at Fondamente Nove — contains the oldest Jewish ghetto in the world, established in 1516 when the Venetian Senate confined the city's Jewish population to a walled island in the Cannaregio district.
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Cannaregio Sestiere, the Jewish Ghetto & Fondamente Nove Waterfront — waypoint 1 covering key sites along this route through Venice.
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Cannaregio Sestiere, the Jewish Ghetto & Fondamente Nove Waterfront — waypoint 2 covering key sites along this route through Venice.
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Cannaregio Sestiere, the Jewish Ghetto & Fondamente Nove Waterfront — waypoint 3 covering key sites along this route through Venice.
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Cannaregio Sestiere, the Jewish Ghetto & Fondamente Nove Waterfront — waypoint 4 covering key sites along this route through Venice.
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Cannaregio Sestiere, the Jewish Ghetto & Fondamente Nove Waterfront — waypoint 5 covering key sites along this route through Venice.
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Cannaregio Sestiere, the Jewish Ghetto & Fondamente Nove Waterfront — waypoint 6 covering key sites along this route through Venice.