St Mark's Square

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What to See in Venice in One Day (1 day) Enjoy a comprehensive tour of this unique city with its most famous landmarks.	Walking Tour of Venice (1 day) See the famous landmarks and learn about the city's history.
One (Busy) Day Tour of Venice (1 day) This walking tour features the best and most famous sights in Venice.	Eight Days in Italy (8 days) Enjoy eight days in Venice, Florence and Rome – three of Italy’s most beautiful cities. This trip is filled to the brim with history and art.

Attractions near to St Mark's Square

Rialto Bridge An amazing 1592 marble bridge is clogged with kiosks and foot-traffic jams. The oldest bridge across the canal	Saint Mark's Basilica A splendid example of Eastern and Byzantine architectural influence. Lavish in its display of gold and silver work
St Mark's Campanile Landmark of Venice. Surprisingly, it was originally built as a lighthouse. Worth visiting for the great view it offers.	Clock Tower Venice An early Renaissance building on the Piazza San Marco built in 1496. The clock mechanism still keeps perfect time. A favourite meeting point.
Doge's Palace The whole area comprises the apartments of the Doge, the government quarters and the courts.	Basilica of Saint John and Paul One of the largest churches in the city. The funeral services of all of Venice's doges were held here
Church of Curvaceous St Mary The name „formosa“ relates to an alleged appearance of the Holy Virgin disguised as a voluptuous woman	Bridge of Sighs One of the most recognisable sights in Venice. The view from the bridge window was the last sight of Venice before the imprisonment
Rialto Markets Admire Venetian specialities in the making. Note the freshest, tasty seafood, as well as vegetable and fruit	Riva degli Schiavoni street Venice's stone waterside boardwalk from Rio Ca' di Dio to the Palazzo Ducale in San Marco

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