
BY: We the Italians Editorial Staff
A new kind of tourism is making waves in Italy—literally. Cities across the country are embracing a fresh approach to urban travel by turning their rivers and canals into eco-friendly routes for exploration and leisure. The goal? To reconnect people with their waterways while promoting a new, sustainable lifestyle.
This initiative is part of a broader movement to reimagine how we move through cities, with a focus on zero-emission, low-impact experiences. Instead of traffic-clogged roads and crowded tourist hotspots, travelers are being encouraged to hop aboard electric boats, kayaks, and other clean-energy vessels to discover Italy’s hidden urban landscapes from the water.
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