Basilica di San Marco Review

Venice opened the way correctly, water bus ➕ slow stroll ➕ fully armed! St. Mark's Square is not afraid of people at all, and it flies directly to the hands to eat biscuits. The stomach is rolling hot and very cute! After eating the biscuits, I still don't leave, step on my arms! Along the way, I saw a very hearty coffee maker and coffee powder! Super mellow!

The magnificent Church of St. Mark was built in 829 and has a history of more than 1,000 years and is one of the ten European cathedrals. The Church of St. Mark was named after the burial of the disciple of Jesus, and the church blends the architectural features of the East and the West. The church has more than 500 stone pillars and more than 4,000 square meters of mosaic mosaics. It is also called the Golden Cathedral because the lions, golden balls and golden flags on the top are all made of gold. There are many exquisite sculptures on the top of the church. The colorful murals inside and outside the church have been invariable for thousands of years, and it is actually a Venetian crystal mosaic mural, a nail-sized crystal, painted with gold powder inlaid mosaic murals, a square meter mural takes a person to make three years. More than 4,000 square meters of murals, more than 500 years old. The flying lion is regarded by the Venetians as a protector, so there are sculptures of flying lions. There is a towering bell tower next to the church. The building next to it is the library. There was a long queue to visit the church, and we had to give up because of the time.

St. Mark's Church is actually a combination of East and West architectural features, from the appearance of appreciation, its five domes imitated from the Turkish Istanbul of the Church of Saint Sophia, structurally with a typical Byzantine style, the structure of the sail arch; The ornate decoration on the front is derived from the Baroque style; the entire church's plane presents a Greek-style centralized cross, which is a typical church form in the late Eastern Roman period.

#About St. Mark's Church # St. Mark's Church was built in 336 to commemorate St. Mark's author, who kept his remains under the altar. The church style has been built many times, retaining the 9th century ring mosaic, blue and gold roofs on the lions like the home emblem from the 15th century Pope Paul II, while other decorations such as the jade ring are the art of the late 18th century baroque. Like Rome itself, every piece of art leaves a mark on this church and is well worth a visit.

St. Mark's Church (Basilica di San Marco) is not only a church, it is also a very good building, but also a treasure trove of rich artworks.