St. Marks Basilica

Going back to the eleventh century, St. Stamp's Basilica is viewed as one of the prime cases of Byzantine engineering on the planet with its rich marble floors, brilliant gold mosaics and its gold reliquaries in the treasury.

Those reliquaries, brought by Venetian crusaders after the fall of Constantinople, made St. Imprints well off past creative ability. The 4,240 square meters of amazing mosaics feature St. Check's stories and religious scenes from the old and new confirmation.

Today, St. Check's Basilica isn't just the city's most vital landmark, it is likewise a sanctuary of urban life and, lodging the remaining parts of St. Imprints, an incredible image of religious confidence. In 1807, St. Stamp's likewise turned into the seat of the Patriach of Venice.