威尼斯潟湖中的三角洲, 意大利 A delta in the Venetian Lagoon, Italy (© Dimitri Weber/Amazing Aerial Agency)
威尼斯潟湖中的三角洲, 意大利 A delta in the Venetian Lagoon, Italy (© Dimitri Weber/Amazing Aerial Agency)
威尼斯式的“甜蜜生活” The Venetian 'dolce vita'
威尼斯潟湖中的三角洲, 意大利
今天图片中的是意大利威尼斯潟湖三角洲的壮观景色。该潟湖面积超过 212 平方英里,由岛屿、泥滩、运河和沼泽组成,是整个地中海盆地最大的湿地之一。潟湖不仅是一个风景奇观,也是一个充满历史和创新的地方。它形成于上一个冰河时期之后,在西元476年西罗马帝国灭亡前后,成为人们躲避入侵的避难所。在随后的几个世纪里,这些早期的定居者开始建造最终成为标志性城市的威尼斯。
如今,这片潟湖依旧是当地居民生活的重要组成部分,支撑着渔业、旅游业,甚至发展出可持续的水产养殖业。潟湖通过三个入口与亚得里亚海相连,并因“高水位”现象广为人知:即涨潮时水位升高,导致威尼斯部分街区被淹没。从古老的避难所到现代奇观,威威尼斯潟湖展现出人与自然共同塑造一片天地的典范。
A delta in the Venetian Lagoon, Italy
Pictured here is a spectacular view of a delta in the Venetian Lagoon, Italy. Spanning over 212 square miles, this lagoon is a rich mosaic of islands, mudflats, canals, and marshes, and it's one of the largest wetlands in the entire Mediterranean Basin. The lagoon isn't just a scenic wonder—it's a place steeped in history and innovation. Formed after the last Ice Age, it became a refuge for people fleeing invasions around the time of the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476. In the centuries that followed, those early settlers began building what would eventually become the iconic city of Venice.
Today, the lagoon is still central to local life, supporting fishing, tourism, and even sustainable aquaculture. It's connected to the Adriatic Sea by three inlets and is famous for acqua alta, or 'high water,' when tides flood parts of Venice. From ancient refuge to modern marvel, the Venetian Lagoon is a reflection of how people and nature can shape a place together.