Piazza San Marco

There is a statue of a standing person in the center of the square, surrounded by lawns, very right benches, there are many pigeons here. This is a low-key civic-level small square, not many people, very clean, is a good place to rest.

San Marco Square is also a very good facility. You can see a lot of items around this square, as well as interesting historical landscapes. The content of the construction of San Marco Square is also quite fun.

St. Mark's Square is quite large, an area of rectangular shape. There is a cathedral next to it, and the traffic on the square is very large. Basically, if you want to take pictures, there are human flesh background walls behind it.

Amazing place to visit !

We came this time, caught up with the high tide, St. Mark's Square was full of water, even the shops on the side were flooded, and finally we simply took off our shoes and waded in the water barefoot. It was a very special feeling! The water in Venice is poured, which is a problem that the city urgently needs to solve. The ground floor of the building around the square is a wide variety of shops and cafes, the most famous of which is the Florian Café, the oldest cafe in Venice, built in 1720 and nearly 300 years old. The baroque decoration inside the Florian Café has not changed for hundreds of years, and it has maintained a classical and elegant style so far. Sitting here for a cup of fragrant coffee will leave a good memory of your journey. Many, many years later, when I am very old, very old, and unable to speak, and unable to walk, I will let my children and grandchildren send me back to Venice, and put a rocking chair in a corner of St. Mark's Square, surrounded by warm and transparent sunlight, Overhead, a group of pigeons with light colored feathers flew over. Stayed at the hotel in Palma tonight, ending a pleasant day.

Venice's St. Mark's Square is the most beautiful square feeling in the movie. The little pigeons fly around me, not afraid of people, and finally I am not afraid of her. The design of the luxury store next to the square is also low-key and not public, as if this is the ordinary part of life.

Napoleon called St. Mark's Square "the most beautiful living room in Europe", more than 200 years later, this trapezoidal square on the edge of the Grand Canal, the charm is still undiminished. From New Year's Day to Carnival to Christmas, Venetians held festivals large and small in St. Mark's Square, and even on ordinary days, people from all sides rushed to the square, each full of blessings.

Step up the tallest building in Venice, the "St Mark" clock tower, a bird's eye view of St Mark's Square, St Mark's Cathedral and panoramic Venice. The head drives on St Mark's Square. Various activities lively open-air cafes, bands and singers, customers intoxicated