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The Ducal Palace
The Palace expresses power and splendour.
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The view of the Palace of Doges from the Bell tower of San Marco.
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The southern facade towards the quay is the oldest. The grandiose...
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The west facade, along the small square, repeats the same motif as...
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The west facade
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The western facade of the Ducal palace faces the small square - Piazzetta San...
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Ducal Palace
The Courtyard, light and magnificent.
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The Courtyard
The baroque facade of the Clock, on the side of the entrance, is by...
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The Courtyard
The elegant ensemble of spires and statues.
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The Courtyard
L'Arco Foscari with the statue of Francesco I della Rovere (1587).
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The Golden Staircase(1559) takes its name from the magnificent decoration. It...
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Thr Room of the 4 Doors
It was designed by Antonio Da Ponte. The mythological subjects of the ceiling...
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Room of the Collegio
Here the Doge gave audiences to foreign ambassadors. The Room has the most...
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The ceiling and the panels of the rooms were painted by famous Italian...
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The inner part of the Ducal Palace
The Ducal Palace was the residence of the doge and the seat of the highest...
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The loggia of the Ducal Palace facing the courtyard.
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The Courtyard
There are two lovely bronze well rings of the XVI century.
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The Room of the Major Council is a large room 54 metres long and 25 wide. It...
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L'Arco Foscari with the statues of Adam and Eve, real masterpieces...
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The detail of the Courtyard.
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L'Arco Foscari
It leads to the Square of San Marco.
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The View of the Courtyard from the window of the Palace of Doges.
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A memorable sign on the palace.
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The Staircase of the Giants is called so because of the two colossal...
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The Courtyard
One of the two bronze well rings of the XVI century in the middle of the...
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