St. Mark’s Square

Surrounded by dining options and shops, dive into the history and architecture of the most famous area in Venice, St. Mark’s. Few cities, ancient or modern, can claim such distinctive and historically important icons and constructions in such a relatively small area as can Venice, Italy with its St. Mark’s Square. The handiwork and artistry of the Venetians of the Renaissance era left no canvas unpainted nor marble unchiseled. And the most remarkable and noteworthy sights of Venice – the Bridge of Sighs, the Campanile Tower, the Rialto Bridge, the Doge’s Palace, and many others – are replete with intricate and fascinating details that tell the proud story of this ancient site of art, learning, and trade.