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Palazzo Venezia, main front (east front) facing the Piazza Venezia
Palazzo Venezia, main front (east front) facing the Piazza Venezia
The Torre della Biscia ("Biscia Tower") of Palazzo Venezia rises above the pines in Piazza di San Marco; adjoining the tower at left is the Travertine
The Torre della Biscia ("Biscia Tower") of Palazzo Venezia rises above the pines in Piazza di San Marco; adjoining the tower at left is the Travertine marble two-storied loggia covering the original south facade and main entrance to the Basilica of Saint Mark. View from the south-east, from the Victor Emmanuel II Monument on the Capitoline Hill, approximately the position of the Tower of Pope Paul III (demolished 1886). The Palazzetto is at left, having been moved in 1910 100 metres from its original position to the right of, and directly in front of, the Biscia Tower; the dome on the left is of the
East facade, facing Piazza Venezia, as rebuilt in 1450s by Pope Paul II (Pietro Barbo)
East facade, facing Piazza Venezia, as rebuilt in 1450s by Pope Paul II (Pietro Barbo)
Palazzo Venezia cortile grande
Palazzo Venezia cortile grande
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South façade of the basilica. To the right, Palazzo Venezia, the former embassy of the Republic of Venice, whose protector was St. Mark
South façade of the basilica. To the right, Palazzo Venezia, the former embassy of the Republic of Venice, whose protector was St. Mark