Venice | The European living room is still worth seeing

If you come to Venice for a tour, there are three highlights, the Grand Canal, the gondola, and this St. Mark's Square. It may be the most beautiful square in Europe. When Napoleon's government was here, it was said so. 📌Attraction name: St. Mark's Square 📍Location: Venice, Italy 💰Ticket: Free 🌟Highlights: 👉St. Mark's Square has always been the political, religious and festival center of Venice in history. During the day, there are many pigeons on the square, and tourists can feed and take pictures here. There are many cafes and restaurants around the square, where you can choose to enjoy the food. 👉In St. Mark's Square, you can also visit St. Mark's Cathedral, the bell tower, these buildings were built at the time close to the Chinese Song Dynasty. Especially this cathedral is Byzantine style, it looks very similar to the Hagia Sophia in Turkey, the style of the onion head. The bell tower next to it is very high, you can spend 6 euros to go up and overlook the panorama of the water city. These attractions all have a long history and unique architectural style. 👉In addition to the church, there is also the governor's office, museum, and a row of outdoor cafes. This is the best place for tourists to rest, with live violin performances and first-class service. There are also many shops, boutiques, people coming and going on the square, and many pigeons. The key security is also very good. (Much stronger than Milan Cathedral.) The noteworthy Bridge of Sighs is also nearby, and these two attractions can be visited together. There are also many gondola stops nearby, and there are opportunities for discounts later. 🚇Transportation: You can take a water bus or boat to St. Mark's Square. 🏠Accommodation: There are many hotels and homestays around the square, but the prices are relatively expensive. The slightly better ones are all over 1,000 RMB. 🌈In short, St. Mark's Square is a place worth visiting, and it is very recognizable compared to the squares in other European cities.