Approximate address: S. Marco, 95, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy

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Püha Markkuse kirik ja kellatorn Veneetsias
The photo shows a view of the Markus square and the Holy Markus church located there. This is the most famous novel-era building in Italy. The construction was started in the 10th century. Basically Greek crucifix shaped, covered with five dolls. Western Fassad has 5 deep niche portals, of which the average is larger. The upper part of the façade comes from gootics. The whole building is covered by marble plates and mosques carried out by the Büttsants masters. On the right side of the church, a sharp goot-style watchdog with an open gallery on top of the church, to see parts of the buildings on both sides. The square is finite with lamp posts. A lot of people and dwellings in the field.

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