Etymology
The word "lido" comes from the Venetian language, where it originally meant "shore" or "beach".
Meaning
In its modern usage, a lido typically refers to:
Origin
The first known lido in the modern sense was established in Venice, Italy in 1264. It was a stretch of reclaimed land on the Lido di Venezia island, which became a popular destination for swimming, sunbathing, and other leisure activities.
Over time, the term "lido" was adopted by other languages and used to describe similar recreational areas in other coastal locations. Today, lidos can be found in many countries around the world, particularly in Mediterranean coastal regions.
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