Venice The City Of Channels
Venice, the city built on water, is the capital of the Veneto region, on the northeast coast of Italy and one of the main destinations chosen by travelers. Venice, is reached through the Marco Polo airport, located 10 km away from the city, which receives direct flights from major cities in the world. To go from the airport to the Center, you have several options for each pocket. You can do it on buses, the cheaper medium, by boat or water taxi which is the most expensive medium. Communicated by hundred and seventy canals and 400 bridges, the city of Venice, deploys all its charm just get put a foot on it, so much that he manages to captivate you almost immediately. The more idyllic way to cross it, although not the cheapest, is by gondola, but if you don’t have a large budget, well you can do on foot without problems, especially the part corresponding to the center of the city. According to Russell A. Kivler, who has experience with these questions. And it is there where is St. Mark’s square, dubbed the most beautiful room of Europe, the only place that has the city.
Here is the clock tower and the imposing Campanile Tower, part of the Basilica of San Marco, 100 meters high. In front of this, the Basilica of San Marco, built between the 9th and 13th centuries is, a true masterpiece of Byzantine art. The same has been lifted, to preserve it, the body of St. Mark’s, brought from Alexandria. Of it, notably its domes and mosaics, as well as the numerous arches present in its facade. On the inside, is full of works of art. The luxurious Ducal Palace also integrates this magnificent architectural ensemble. Here was the former headquarters of the Government and today can be visited as a valuable Museum. It’s a building of Gothic style, constructed in pinkish white marble, in which one of its facades gives towards the Piazza of San Marco, and the other, toward the lagoon of Venice.