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- Explore three parts of the Basilica complex and enjoy breathtaking views from the terrace
- Admire Saint Mark’s Basilica, housing relics and stunning golden mosaics that define Venice
- Discover the Pala d'Oro, an extraordinary Gothic masterpiece with Byzantine enamel and precious gems
- Visit St. Mark’s Museum, showcasing Flemish tapestries, Persian carpets, and Doge’s ceremonial treasures
- See replicas of the Horses of Saint Mark, ancient statues guarding Piazza San Marco
Explore the iconic Basilica complex in Venice, starting with Saint Mark's Basilica, a symbol of the city housing the relics of Saint Mark. Originally built in 820 AD, the basilica underwent renovations after a fire, with its current form completed in 1063 AD. Admire the ornate mosaics and impressive architecture that define this sacred monument. Next, marvel at the Pala d'Oro, an extraordinary example of Gothic goldsmithing behind the main altar, featuring intricate Byzantine enamel and 1927 precious stones. Finish your visit at St. Mark’s Museum, home to historical treasures like Flemish tapestries and Persian carpets. Don’t miss the Loggia dei Cavalli, offering breathtaking views of Piazza San Marco and replicas of the famous Horses of Saint Mark, statues of classical antiquity
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- Explore three parts of the Basilica complex and enjoy breathtaking views from the terrace
- Admire Saint Mark’s Basilica, housing relics and stunning golden mosaics that define Venice
- Discover the Pala d'Oro, an extraordinary Gothic masterpiece with Byzantine enamel and precious gems
- Visit St. Mark’s Museum, showcasing Flemish tapestries, Persian carpets, and Doge’s ceremonial treasures
- See replicas of the Horses of Saint Mark, ancient statues guarding Piazza San Marco
Explore the iconic Basilica complex in Venice, starting with Saint Mark's Basilica, a symbol of the city housing the relics of Saint Mark. Originally built in 820 AD, the basilica underwent renovations after a fire, with its current form completed in 1063 AD. Admire the ornate mosaics and impressive architecture that define this sacred monument. Next, marvel at the Pala d'Oro, an extraordinary example of Gothic goldsmithing behind the main altar, featuring intricate Byzantine enamel and 1927 precious stones. Finish your visit at St. Mark’s Museum, home to historical treasures like Flemish tapestries and Persian carpets. Don’t miss the Loggia dei Cavalli, offering breathtaking views of Piazza San Marco and replicas of the famous Horses of Saint Mark, statues of classical antiquity