Reflection About Venice

The fortress is large and rises up to 140 feet above the sea. In addition to this, the museum composed of six huge levels of ramps, dungeons, towers and tunnels. This is a favorite for tourist who enjoy learning about history while on their trip. The museum offers a lot to learn and beautiful displays and views. This also a very popular attraction because of the attention this large fortress bring by just its simple display. This is one location you can not miss if you’re in Puerto Rico.

good time traveling on the ocean. But khow the time has passed its a bridge but still its a great place for tourists. Achill

At the time they created a drainage / sewer system that allowed people to use and get fresh water easily. One amazing thing about this system is that it is still being used today! Another site to visit would be The City of Merida it gives most of Rome's ruins in Spain such as a Roman forum and an amphitheater. Another site to see would be Italica, the ruins in this city give visitors the chance to see and experience how life was like back in that time, It give off plenty of history and would be a great way to waste

The experience begins with the breathtaking fantasy that only the human imagination was ever capable of embarking upon. Guests of all ages will begin their journey as they march down the winding line of fellow riders. However, their attention is often guided

The visual imagery of Carpaccio's The Lion of Saint Mark admirably crafts an image of Venetian expansionist propaganda as justified by the myth of Venice. The myth of Venice revolves around the notion that Venice, or the "self-proclaimed Most Serene Republic," was an ideal political entity set apart by God through its founding rooted in the story of Saint Mark (Rosand 2). Francesco Sansovino, a Venetian author, expressed the core of the myth of Venice when he wrote “thanks to the peace Christ had offered Mark, peace was brought to Venice and thanks to this peace, the Republic had grown to large proportions” (Grasman 129). Venetians such as Sansovino believed that Venice was peaceful because of the divine recognition by Christ at the city's founding.

A center for trade and an impressive seaside empire, Venice was a force to be reckoned

as a city quite literally built upon the sea.” He continues in saying, “Listing among Venice’s

There were many reasons that patrons decided that the arts in Venice were worth writing

Venice was the first major city-state formed in Italy. Because of its location on the Adriatic Sea, they conducted their trade mainly using the water. Recently, trade on land was initiated to accommodate business with the rest of Italy. In addition, Italy is home to the currency of the ducat, which is valued everywhere because of its reliable worth. Therefore Venice is a thriving city-state in which to start a business.

Venice: Venice is known for its gorgeous canals, extensive trading, artistic architecture, and sharing of ideas. This city is the greatest trading center in Europe and very engaged in trade and money making, most responsible for making many merchants rich. The wealthy aristocrats look after the city and all the public’s needs are met, including a mercenary created army for protection.

Julietta put a black pot over the fire and filled it with stew for the noon meal. Then the family dressed for church. Giuseppi and Julietta’s families are Catholic. They live close enough to the San Marco Plaza that they can walk to the Basilica. They decided to take the long way through the city this day. As they walk down the canal, they see their friends and neighbors. Some arrive in gondolas that Arturo and Giuseppi built. There is excitement in the air today. The Doge will attend the public morning mass. As Giuseppi walks, he realizes it is summer and although Venice is a beautiful city, in the summer, it is somewhat malodorous. Homes lining the canals dump raw sewage into the water. Living and dead rats are everywhere. Dockworkers leave decaying and moldy foods close to the warehouses on the Grand Canal. The wind carries the odors through the city. This is the only time of the year that Giuseppi dislikes his

Old Venice has interest to expand its roots to Tuscaloosa, AL. With Tuscaloosa being a college city, the location of choice will be important in Old Venice’s success in the city. There are six areas of choice:

Italy is a country rich with history and life. Italian food is revered and recreated all over the world. The Japanese love to make Italian food. Italian food is a staple of American cuisine. The paper will include a brief description of a trip to Venice, Italy. Venetian food, Veneto, is a completely different variety of cuisine within Italian food as a whole.

A couple weekends ago, I met up with an Au Pair from France and we visited the Civita di Bagnoregio, shown below. It is an old Italian city with a few hundred inhabitants and tourist shops inside. To get to it, you have to walk up a long bridge, which is also shown in the picture.

While you can get a great view of St. Mark’s Square from the roof of St. Mark’s Basilica, you can’t get a great view of the church’s roof when standing on it. For a view that includes both the basilica and the piazza, buy a ticket for the short elevator ride to the top of the Campanile, or bell-tower, that’s in front of the church. The views are great, and you get an up-close-and-personal look at the big bells that you’ll hear ringing out the time all over the city. If you want to avoid getting your ears blown off, I’d advise making the trip to the top of the tower at something other than the hour mark.