You can't think of Venice without thinking of gondolas, which is why the gondola is now seen as a symbol of the city itself. The first gondolas were built in the distant past, over 1000 years ago.

Piazza San Marco in Venice is one of the most important squares in Italy, and is renowned throughout the world for its beauty and architectural integrity. Its main body is trapezoidal and 170m long, with other areas are grafted. It is also known as 'la Piazza' or the 'drawing room of Europe'.