Venice has always been included in the list of the most romantic cities in the world, and it never ceases to amaze even the most demanding couples: the light that changes with the passing of the hours, the morning fog, the clear brightness of midday, the sunset or the night darkness: these are inevitable shots, because they are able to change the perception of the colours of the facades of the buildings and create infinite chiaroscuro on the loggias of the palaces or on the facades of the churches.
It is precisely for this reason that Venice is often immediately associated with the place of love. Not Verona, home of the most famous romantic fairytale in the world, that of Romeo and Juliet, with its balcony, its statue and the tradition of the Juliets who give every day words of comfort and hope to all those women who write to Lady Capulets their sorrows. But Venice, with its canals, its gondolas and the reflection of heartbeat emotions on the water.
