Venice, Italy is probably best known for canals.
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Indeed it is - the city is on a shallow lagoon. Surprisingly perhaps, also Birmingham and its conurbation in the English Midlands, and often stated as having as much if not more miles of canals than Venice. These were cut in the 18-19C to provide freight transport routes, and much of the network survives though now used for pleasure-cruising.
I do not know of there being any cities of canals but there are many canals in Italy, such as the grand canal.
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I am not sure if there is one definite "City of Canals" except perhaps in tourist brochures, but Venice (Italy), Amsterdam (Holland) and the Birmingham conurbation (England) are all likely candidates.
Birmingham has the most canals out of any European city.
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The city is famous for its canals.
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You are asking about Venice Italy. Only the old sections of the city has canals. The entire city is on solid land.
Italy is known as the "country of canals," particularly due to the city of Venice which is famous for its intricate network of canals running through the city.
The city separated by 118 canals is Venice, Italy. The canals of Venice serve as the primary means of transportation throughout the city, making it famous for its unique and picturesque waterways.
florence is a separate city, the city your looking for is venice.