The famous European living room: St. Mark's Square. The pigeons in the square have been fed by the tourists and are no longer afraid of people. You should be careful, the cold pigeons will fall on you and let you hit the big luck. In the afternoon, St. Mark's Square, bustling tourists, except people or people, okay, then I will withdraw first, and wait for the big wave tourists to come back and live on the upstairs next to the square. It is like the hotel's own garden. Its not a minute to go to this, and my heart secretly celebrates my wise god. Each floor of the square has a cloister-style vestibule, which can walk along the vaulted cloister. The ground floor of the building around the square is a row of boutiques, first-class window design, first-class featured goods, on the side Many cafes have a history of hundreds of years. The Basilica di San Marco is on the side of the square. There is a lot of art in it. If you want to know more about the history of the square and the church, please let me know. I really don't have time to go to the church. A pile of treasures swallowed dates. At night, the lights on the square are bright, golden, and the open-air symphony orchestra has begun to perform. People began to dance with music. At this time, they will feel that this European living room is deserved.