Venice's Basilica di San Marco

The Basilica di San Marco, or St. Mark's Basilica, is a stunning church in Venice famous for its opulent design and rich history. Built in the 11th century, it combines Byzantine, Gothic, and Renaissance styles, showcasing intricate mosaics, golden details, and impressive domes. Originally serving as the city's cathedral and a symbol of Venice’s wealth and power, it houses relics of St. Mark and treasures collected through centuries. The basilica's stunning architecture and mosaics make it a masterpiece of religious art and a central cultural landmark in Venice.