The Basilica of Santa Rita da Cascia is built on the top of the city, that is on a hill, @SilvyC
from the parking area you can reach the Basilica through ramps and lifters.
A small preview
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Thatâs amazing.
Your post inspiring me.
However, how can you manage your timings, with daily busy routine.
And the responsibility of connect moderator also.
And keep remember all the things like your post links, useful post links from different local guides, googlers, Permalinks also.
Itâs looks like so difficult to save this amount of data in mind, every time.
Whatâs the reason behind this. 
Can you share some information regarding to this.
I am assure when you are,
2 things With you.
Accessibility and cleanliness.
I am like and love only clean place.
So you say that itâs my childhood habit to keep house clean and good.
Thanks for publishing this good post.
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Thatâs amazing video.
Thank you so much for your words, @Anshu3 . I know that an heavy rain can transform every place in a âlittle Veniceâ.
Making Venice fully accessible will be an hard fight, my hope is that they will be able, also with our help, to make it possible
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Your 2017 application video have inspired me many times @KarenVChin , remembering me that accessibility issues are not discriminating people with diverse abilities, but also families with children, or elder persons with a small shopping trolley.
The Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute still beautiful, with no one inside. The tourist that are coming now wants to go all to St. Mark Square.
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Wow not very easy stroller and indeed some time back @KarenVChin and quite for some time 
. Btw your 2017 video is great, well done 
.
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@ErmesT Itâs great to see the improvements being made to make Venice more accessible! I hope your city council is taking advantage at this âquietâ time to make as many improvements as possible. In Manchester, a lot of roads are getting re-tarred, new bicycle lanes are being added etc whilst the lockdown is in effect due to reduced number of cars.
And Venice has always been on my bucket list of places to visit. Actually the whole of Italy since thereâs so many parts of Italy that is beautiful! But Venice is something quite special with all the canals! One day, I hope Iâll make it there!
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Not sure to understand your question, @KishorMali , nor how your question is related to this post, where I want to share my last experience about Accessibility.
BTW, I will try to respond.
I am a Local Guide, Kishor, and I am paying attention of the place where I live.
Being a Local Guide, I like to share my experiences, related both to the Local Guides program and to my places.
My tips to you? Be yourself, share your contents, walk around and pay attention to the world around you.
Donât write about people you donât know, persons that you never met. Write your own stories, be original, be creative, because this is what a local guide is.
I started to talk about accessibility from the first beginning of my Local Guide experience, one of my first post was featured on the official Google social channels. Why? Because I write my own contents. Now the creator of the accessibility program is one of my âpersonalâ friends, sometimes we exchange opinions about this, and I never stopped to run my own accessibility program that, again, was featured by Google.
I am surprised you didnât noticed that.
Being a moderator is not in conflict with this. All the Connect Moderators are Local Guides, first of all.
Memory? No, I simply know the rules, that is very different from remembering the rules
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Just let me know when you want to come, @AdrianLunsong . I will be happy to be your Local Guide.
In exchange I will try to reach you in your country, that I left when they started the construction of the Petronas twin towers (yes, long time ago, I know)
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@ErmesT Oh, I didnât know you were in Malaysia before! Things have certainly changed since then! And likewise, it would be my pleasure to welcome you to Malaysia! Although, I will certainly need the help of @StephenAbraham who know EVERYTHING there is to know about Malaysia!
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I worked on Seremban, @AdrianLunsong , for a couple of months, providing training to the technicians of a factory.
O didnât had too much time for visiting, so I would really love to really visit the country
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Thanks.
However, I do the mess up of my question with my respond to your post.
(1) My question in previous reply, how you manage all the things, including remember different local guides posts, permalinks and many other things.
And doing these all, with busy routine, itâs difficult.
So, my question is how could you Manage?
However, this my question is didnât related to your post.
Sorry for that.
(2) My Response to your post.
That I already give in previous reply.
Your post inspired me.
#Now, your question Why I didnât know about your featured post in google social channels?
Sorry to say,
When I joined the connect (actually active from March 2020),
I try to skip the post that related to accessibility and also accessibility virtual meetups. (I like only physical mertups, that another reason also).
Accessibility is very amazing, Highly needful, Necessary topic.
Itâs most important things in daily life, Evergreen and almost Worldwide topic.
Because itâs donât helps physically, itâs also helps mentally and emotionally.
I want to give my high time and invest my time, for accessibility.
Because itâs having ability to change life and create new opportunity.
So, when I find that I am able to capable and understand this topic accessibility at that time,
I publish my posts and
hosting virtual meet ups.
Sorry to say, in India people donât care about accessibility.
Only few people know that what is actually accessibility real means.
(Hence, some indians upset with my this comment, but itâs true.)
So, the avoiding of this accessibility itâs real reason of myself.
Pregnant womenâs, old people and highly super able people (disable people), and childerns.
Many various Things we need to learn more about accessibility.
Sorry, if I speak any wrong, because itâs my opinion and may be I wrong at some places in my comments, due to lack of knowledge about accessibility.
I will publish accessibility post soon, but it takes and I think more than 2 months. (Donât able to say exactly time of period)
I will definitely read your featured post.
However, I also like your previous post, about high heights toilets.
I recently publish my post, and try to follow original content.
Thanks again.
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In my opinion, @KishorMali , we should write about what we know, so I am surprised when you say that you are trying to use original content. If you write about what you know, you donât need to try. Same is for accessibility.
I write about this subject because I have personal experiences on this issue, but please donât feel to be forced to write about something just because it is trendy, cool, or because someone else do this. Writing about issues without any personal experience is exactly like to write about people you donât know: wrong. Feel free to express yourself, the real Kishor, not the one you want to appear
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Yes, Exactly.
Without any personal experience , and write about anything,
Itâs looks like fake and shameless.
And itâs also not thoughtful.
I am trying follow original content. (Not used)
I do
You know that still I am do and did, some mistakes when writting of my Postâs content.
You know that what happened with my collaborative posts.
So some external factors and some personal mistakes also the part of my weakness to original content.
However, I work on this.
And I am also try to donât publish that topic,
That is trending, Cool, fancy and Many people do the same.
So, Every time I will try to publish different posts with some useful information and change my pattern.
When I find I am completely mature, capable, able and thoughtful about accessibility.
At that time I will start this amazing helpful thing.
Hence,recently I published my post, and try to cover some accessibility points.
I hope you read that. #support-Bus Stations.
Ok, @KishorMali , thanks for the feedback.
Can we now continue about the topic of this thread? I find it personally more interesting than to talk about me.
Thank you
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Hi @ErmesT , I guess we havenât met for a handful of days!
I brought friends to Venice on Saturday 30th May, and we spent a beautiful day! I accompanied them right to Dorsoduro: and from there slowly, bridge after bridge we arrived at Piazza San Marco. One of these friends of mine had a stroller and we actually found only a couple of bridges with accessible ramps. So welcome the willingness of the Municipality of Venice to make its city more accessible to everyone. Both tourists and above all those who live in Venice can take advantage of it and who can therefore take advantage of it every day.
Anyway nothing to say, Venice is always Venice!
Have a good day,
David
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I am happy you enjoyed Venezia with your friends @davidhyno . The only fully accessible way is Fondamenta Zattere, in front of Giudecca island, starting from Ponte Molin up to Punta della Dogana .
Some of the ramps are already on Street View, like Ponte Molin, Ponte Longo, Ponte de la Calcina , Ponte agli Incurabili , Ponte de Caâ Bala , while one is missing: the last one before Punta della Dogana. The one near Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute is here
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Thanks @ErmesT for this wonderful information.
This city has always been on my bucket list and I hope I end up visiting this place some day.
The place is historical and equally beautiful. 
Those ramps would be really helpful to a lot of people out there and definitely increase the accessibility of places.
RamboRazor
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