Napoleon's favorite European living room - St. Mark's Square in Venice.

St. Mark's Square, the heart of Venice, was once praised by Napoleon as "the most beautiful living room in Europe" and is a must-visit for every tourist. This trapezoidal square surrounded by ancient buildings is not only the political and religious center of Venice, but also a gathering place for cultural and festival activities. Transportation Guide • Depart from St. Mark's Square Railway Station and take the water bus blue line to S.Marco Pier. Exploration Highlights • St. Mark's Cathedral: One of the most famous landmarks in Venice, its Byzantine dome and golden mosaic decoration are must-see. • St. Mark's Bell Tower: 98.6 meters high, you can overlook the entire city of Venice from the top. • Governor's Palace: The former governor's residence, now an art museum, houses countless treasures. • Bridge of Sighs: A small bridge connecting the Governor's Palace and the prison, bearing the sighs of prisoners. Practical Info • Opening hours: Open all day. • Ticket information: The square is open for free, and tickets are needed for some attractions. • Best season: Suitable for all seasons, but the climate is pleasant in spring and autumn.