Fondaco dei Turchi Review

Byzantine buildings on the edge of the Grand Canal in Venice, previously rented to Turkish merchants for use as warehouses!

Turkish warehouse, located in the downtown area of Venice, has a long history. The historical warehouse is a transit center for Turkey and Venice goods trade. The building is a Byzantine-style building. It is particularly elegant in the traditional houses of the water city. Now the warehouse is already a natural history museum. The pavilion.

The Tulkeh warehouse was once a chamber of commerce for Turkish businessmen and is now a landmark on the border between the new city and the old city.

It used to be a dock warehouse, but now it has been converted into a museum, and the building looks very distinctive.

Venice is really a medieval and post-Renaissance architectural style. After all, it is the richest place in the world in history, and a warehouse is so gorgeous. Now used as a museum, never went in.