Venice Marathon: From Landscape Brand to Healthy Infrastructure

The image of Venice is inevitably and indissolubly linked to water landscapes. However, the strong role—administrative, economic, cultural and social—that the historic centre has always played in relation to the surrounding territory has often reduced this image to a single water landscape, the lagoon. Moreover, in pursuit of ever-growing profits, the city has for a long time supported this narration by limiting itself to a reduced description, thus only partially showing itself.