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Venice Florida Guide | |
Venice, south
of Sarasota on Florida's Gulf Coast: miles of white
sand beaches dotted with fossil sharks'
teeth, shops, parks, bike paths, golf courses, fishing, boating..and
stunning sunsets.
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Founded as a visionary planned community designed by John Nolen to promote "civic virtue" and "natural beauty," Venice Florida (map) is among the most attractive and easy-living Florida cities. Visitors travel to Venice for its long white sand beaches and sunsets on the Gulf of Mexico, its palm- and oak-lined boulevards, attractive city center, shady parks, easy lifestyle, friendliness, and of course its warm, sunny days in winter. Venice has good restaurants, active civic and artisitic programs, and a wide variety of lodgings, including hotels, motels, B&Bs, condominiums, rental properties and seasonal or year-round homes. In fact, in 2014 Forbes magazine chose Venice as one of the USA's top 25 places to retire. (If you're looking for Venice, Italy, click here!) The Venice Dream:
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West Venice Avenue, the
historic district. |