Streets and Squares Veneto

The eastern part of the square is dominated by two of the most important historical attractions of the city: the Basilica of San Marco and the Campanile. It is today a meeting and entertainment place.

This area in the city will meet your views with distinctive architecture and urban design of Rome. In addition to its renaissance architecture, there is the Gardello Tower that was built in 14th century B.C and also the Britney Verona fountain, a beautiful decorate at the center of this area.

This beautiful square, located in the center of the city of Vicenza, in Veneto, will offer you a beautiful view, there are elegant places to visit in Piazza dei Signori, including: the Loggia del Capitanio, the Basilica, the columns of Piazza and so

The heart of the medieval city for the complex of buildings that surround it on three sides.

It is the largest square in Venice, second in size only in Piazza San Marco. Initially, it was intended for cultivation and pasture. Later it was paved and became the center of numerous markets to such an important point that those of the poor in Piazza San Marco moved there. Slowly Campo San Polo became the center of the city's festivals and events, however numerous, that they were so annoying. So they were banned from 1611.

Piazza Mazzini in Jesolo is the main square of the city where there are several shops where you can go shopping and bars and trendy places to spend fun evenings. It is worth a stop if only for the modern fountain located on the side of the square.

Martyrs' Square is a semicircular-shaped square located just outside the city walls of Belluno. It is peculiar because it has a long stone sidewalk called "Liston", that connects the two extremes of the square.