How to Say "Venice" in Spanish

Venecia

/beˈneθja/feminine

Venice in Spanish is Venecia.

Venecia is the name for the city and metropolitan city in Italy.

Meaning: city and metropolitan city in Italy (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The word is feminine.

/beˈneθja/

In artistic or literary contexts, the historical nickname La Serenissima may be used to refer to Venice.

While Venecia refers to the city, Spanish speakers use the word veneciano to describe not only people from the city but also a specific style of blind or window shutter.
The Spanish word for the 'Venetian' glass that the city is famous for is cristal de Venecia, which is often used as a synonym for high-quality luxury glassware.
In Spanish, the word veneciana can be used to describe a specific type of lace or embroidery style inspired by the city's historical textile trade.

Él me dijo que iría a Venecia.
He told me he would go to Venice.
This sentence is useful for hearing how to use Venecia in a sentence about travel.
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En Venecia hay muchas palomas.
There are many pigeons in Venice.
This sentence is useful for describing things found in Venecia.
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Venecia es una ciudad en el agua.
Venice is a city on water.
This sentence is useful for describing the geography of Venecia.
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Me encantaría visitar Venecia en mis próximas vacaciones.
I would love to visit Venice on my next vacation.
La exposición contará con artistas famosos de Venecia.
The exhibition will feature famous artists from Venice.
La arquitectura de Venecia es absolutamente impresionante.
The architecture of Venice is absolutely stunning.
La huida a La Serenissima es un sueño hecho realidad para muchos.
Escaping to "La Serenissima" is a dream come true for many.
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Lucía and Mateo are discussing their future travel plans.

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