Castello di San Marco

... we found our way and entered the vast square of St. Mark. In front of us was a gorgeous church called the Basilica di San Marco. We began by just walking into the middle of the square and snapping pictures of everything. It looked like something out of an ...

... English speaking guides! Again...another city with a charming Piazza...San MArco węth thousands of pidgeons! The cathedral - Basilica di San Marco contained such detail and colourful tiled mureals on the arches housing the body of St Mark which has been ...

... through the streets of San Marco until we got to Piazza San Marco.  In the daylight we checked out the Basilica di San Marco, a massive church, the famous pillars by the water, and the astrological clock in the north of the square.  Since it was ...

... a few spots where water had risen up into the square so I can only imagine in Winter. We then went into the Basilica di San Marco which was very beautiful but I'm a little tired of churches. What was really great about this one, however, was the view from ...

... I did feel more worn out than the other days.  I spent the first half of the day walking I the Castello area.  I had taken the #82 to San Marco passing the San Giorgio Maggiore.  Someday I'll get off there to visit the church.  I took ...