A Stay in Venice
Venice is much more than St Mark's Square, the Rialto Bridge and the gondolas. Discover why the Serenissima is such a unique city, where everyone dreams of going at least once in their life.
See why Venice is such a unique city, where everyone dreams of going at least once in their life.
Photo credit: Pixabay - nicolagiordano
Game creation: 2021-08-03
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Which place is considered the heart of the city of Venice?
The Arsenal | The Rialto Bridge | The Campo San Polo | The St. Mark's Square -
Where do the two famous columns topped with the Lion of St. Mark and the Greek saint Theodore stand?
Facing the Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute | In St. Mark's Square | On the Piazzetta | At the entrance to the Rialto Bridge -
What was one of the original functions of the campanile in St. Mark's Square?
Reporting an enemy attack | Announcing the rising waters | Watching over the port | Monitoring fires -
Where are the islands of Murano and Burano located?
The Bay of Venice | The Adriatic Sea | The Venetian Lagoon | The Mediterranean Sea -
Which bridge built around 1600 connects the Doge's Palace to the old prisons?
The Bridge of Liberty | The Bridge of Sighs | The Bridge of the Doges | The Bridge of the Constitution
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