What style does the ancient architecture of Venice belong to?

Famous buildings in Venice are the Bridge of Sighs, the ** Palace, St. Mark's Basilica, the Rialto Bridge, the Teatro La Fenice, the Port of Venice, the Doge's Palace, the Church of Our Lady of the Anthem, etc. Venice is a famous tourist and industrial city in northeastern Italy, and its architecture, painting, sculpture and so on have an extremely important position and influence in the world.

Venice is a world-famous water town, known as a water city and a water city, it is also a famous historical and cultural city in Italy, with many historic sites in the city, including various churches, bell towers, convents and palaces for men and women.

Founded in 1932, the Venice Film Festival is the world's first film festival, and the Italian city of Venice is the focus of the world cinema for two weeks from the end of August to the beginning of September.

Venice celebrates the festival every year in February, when people wear wigs and masks and wear robes. The carnival here is one of the four major carnivals in the world.

Hundreds of small rivers, hundreds of boats, and all kinds of buildings built along the water make up Venice, the oldest city in Italy.

It took almost 30 minutes by boat to reach the largest island in Venice. The sea on which the boat travels is clear, there is not a single garbage in sight, and there are seagulls perched on the surface of the water or on the bow of the boat from time to time, and there is no fear of humans, and there is harmony between the two.

I have also read some articles about Venice by some famous writers in Yizhi Bookstore before, and I am a little excited to finally come here today. The wooden foundation and cyan bricks should have a very old history! As I passed by the city walls, I heard the crowds of people in the old market; As I walked across the Bridge of Sighs, it was as if I heard the sighs of the prisoners that it was too late to repent.

The years have endowed Venice with antiquity and vicissitudes, making it full of infinite charm.

The "gondola" is a major feature of Venice, it is a kind of two-end hook, richly decorated black dinghy, glittering piano paint is its "clothing", the boatman's skill is very good, the dinghy can always maneuver and ride freely, even if it is a "traffic jam", it can always turn left and right to pass through, and if necessary, it can also make sharp turns. When you get on the dinghy, you'll find that Venice is half empty! Although Venice is no longer crowded, I always feel that something is missing from this thousand-year-old city.

Just around the turn of the dinghy, the boatman pointed to an old building behind us, saying that it was the former residence of Marco Polo. We spent just a few tens of seconds carefully admiring this uneye-catching, but elegant and special European-style building. This was the first Italian to come to China during the Yuan Dynasty to investigate and become an official, and after returning to China, he also wrote a book "Marco Polo's Travels".

Here, I seemed to be able to see Marco Polo's hail sails writing through the thick brick walls in the small glittering window near the water. What's even more interesting is that when we disembarked, the boatman also said "Venice is beautiful" in broken Chinese, and they love their city like their own home.

Time passed inadvertently, the sky gradually darkened, tourists took boats or walked home, the dinghy slowly disappeared, the whole city was immersed in silence, the moonlight shrouded the city of culture, and the ancient Venice fell into a deep sleep again.

St. Mark's Square and St. Mark's Church, Palazzo Duca, St. Roque's Assembly Hall, Palazzo **, Bridge of Sighs, etc.

Bridge of Sighs, ** Palace, St. Mark's Basilica, St. Mark's Square, Rialto Bridge, ......

Located in Piazza Venezia in Rome**, at the foot of the Capitoline Tower, Palazzo Venezia is a medieval fortress and a large yellow stone building that looks like a low tower.

The palace was built by the Pope for five centuries and was recaptured by the Kingdom of Italy in 1915 after it was ceded to the Republic of Venice in the 17th century. It is so well constructed, so big in shape, and so thick in walls that it is above other palaces. As for the size of the hall, it is even larger than other buildings.