Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana

Both halls are works by Sansovino, who built the library in the mid-16th century. The front hall is the site of St. Mark's School of Humanities, and Bishop Aguilera donated his collection of Greek and Roman statues to the library. On the ceiling is the wisdom of large paintings, and it has a history of more than 400 years.

One of two famous buildings on both sides of the entrance to St. Mark's Square. The library was built in the 16th century and was built with the same double-arcade structure as the opposite Governor's Palace, but at a slightly lower height.

St. Mark's Library is located in the Piazza San Marco in Venice, Italy, for the 16th century building, is a masterpiece left by the famous architect San Sovino in Venice, so this library is named after him, when built, Sansovino chose a narrow strip to build, and adopted a double-storey arcade structure like the general mansion, only slightly lower in height. This long arcade with classical pillars is simple and long, and is now a public place for shade and leisure.

The San Marco Library is located in the Piazza San Marco in Venice, Italy. It is a 16th century building. It is a masterpiece left by the famous architect San Sovino in Venice. So San Sovino chose a narrow and long field to build it. It has a double-storey arcade structure like the general mansion, but slightly lower in height. This long arcade with classical pillars is simple and long, and is now a public place for shade and leisure.

The National Library of San Marco, located in downtown Venice, is an important library in Venice. The library occupies a small area, three-story small building, exquisite and simple, rich in internal collections, and bright space.