A History of Venice: Part 1, Genesis

01/07/23 • 8 min

The mystical floating city has inspired many generations and continues to be one of the most visited cities for good reason. Tourists are drawn to a stunning blend of gothic and renaissance architecture, the open-air markets, the infamous gondolas, and the glistening turquoise waters. Here we explore the genesis of the city and begin our 3-part journey into the history of this great maritime empire.

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A History of Venice: Part 2, Ripples of an Empire

The mystical floating city has inspired many generations and continues to be one of the most visited cities for good reason. Tourists are drawn to a stunning blend of gothic and renaissance architecture, the open-air markets, the infamous gondolas, and the glistening turquoise waters. Here we explore the events which put Venice on the map in our 3-part journey into the history of this great maritime empire.

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