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Realization of temporary moorings and complementary interventions connected thereto, for the protection of Venice and its Lagoon
the A.O. 103/2021 bans transit along the San Marco Basin, the San Marco Canal and the Giudecca Canal, of any ships exceeding 25,000 tons, gross tonnage. [continues]
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The Special Commissioner
The A.O. n. 103/2021 identifies the Special Commissioner, in the person of the President of the Port System Authority of the Northern Adriatic Sea Fulvio Lino Di Blasio, for the construction of temporary moorings in Marghera for cruise ships over 25,000 tons and further interventions for the safeguard of the Venice Lagoon
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March 29, 2022Activity year 2022
Completion of first mooring upgrade, Liguria Quay
Completion of second mooring upgrade, Lombardy Quay
An additional mooring is operational in Chioggia
Conclusion of the nautical accessibility study of Canale Malamocco -Marghera
Design and award of works for equipping temporary mooring in the North canal
Improvement of the Chioggia quay – Isola Saloni
Approval of the feasibility project for the North Canal and Passenger Station approaches
Planning the improvement of usability and safety of the Liguria and Lombardy quays
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March 29, 2022Activity year 2023
Start of canal maintenance planning
Awarding of the final design for the Passenger Station
Approval of the design of the North Canal and Passenger Station moorings
Approval of the canal maintenance project
Start of planning interventions to improve nautical accessibility
Completion of planning for the improvement of usability and safety at the Liguria and Lombardy quays
Delivery of the North Canal temporary mooring
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TEMPORARY MOORINGS
TEMPORARY MOORINGS
FOR CRUISE SHIPS IN VENICE
Construction of 5 temporary moorings in the Marghera area.
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WORKS AND ACTIVITIES
Cruise regulation in Venice - Current and future moorings
Three areas of intervention are foreseen
REPORT FROM THE CONSTRUCTION SITES
In evidence
The port of Chioggia has been a Viking hub since 2022
The first ship, the Viking Sky, docked in Chioggia on June 17 at Isola dei Saloni with its approximately 800 passengers (mostly from the United States), most of whom visited the lagoon city.
IDEAS’ COMPETITION: THE JUDGMENT OF THE RAC DOES NOT INCLUDE TEMPORARY MOORINGS IN MARGHERA
The Court Order concerns the definitive solutions for cruises, not the provisions of Administrative Order 103/2021 on temporary landings and commission activities, which proceed as …
VENICE, 6 APRIL 2022 – INAUGURATION OF LIGURIA QUAY
The first mooring of Liguria Quay was Inaugurated, in the presence of the Minister of Sustainable Infrastructure and Mobility Enrico Giovannini, the President of the Veneto Region Luca Zaia, the Councilor for Mobility, Road Infrastructures and Viability of the Municipality of Venice, Renato Boraso
VENICE, 4 APRIL 2022 – TESTS FOR LIGURIA QUAY ARE IN PROGRESS
All the details on the first widespread mooring for cruise ships made by the Special Commissioner directly from the shipyard:
THE MSC SINFONIA ARRIVES IN MARGHERA
The MSC Sinfonia, coming from Taranto, docking this morning at 8.00 at the Veneto quay – TIV terminal – of the port of Venice to …
THE 2022 CRUISE SEASON STARTS IN VENICE
Venice, 11 March – The first ship of the 2022 cruise season in Venice is moored at the Fusina Terminal.
Cruise regulation in Venice - Current and future moorings
Con l’obiettivo di tutelare le vie d’acqua di interesse culturale e salvaguardare Venezia, il DL 103 prevede che le navi sopra le 25.000 tonnellate transitino attraverso la Bocca di Porto di Malamocco, e navigando il canale Malamocco-Marghera attracchino presso i nuovi approdi messi in opera/in corso d’opera da parte del Commissario Straordinario.