Venice

What comes to your mind when it comes to Venice? Is it that---the elegant gondola are rowed by the experienced boatmen? It’s out of question that Venice enjoys the famous reputation of City of Water and City of Bridges. Venice is also called Queen of Adriatic for Venice was one of the most prosperous trading harbors in the 14th and 15th centuries. Until now, Venice is still the most crucial harbor in Italy as well as one of the most famous European cities.

Renowned tourist attractions include the Bridge of Sighs, Palazzo Santa Sofia, Piazza San Marco, Grand Canal and countless canals. When you visit Venice, do not forget to get a mask to join the hilarious masquerade. It can be traced back to the early Renaissance and the 16th century that Venice was the pioneering city of canvases and one of the most important musical centers of Europe. The Venetian polychoral style blazed in the entire Europe and it has lasted until now that Venice is the No.1 city of splendid and colorful masks. Carnival of Venice is the annual grand event that attracts tons of people all over the world to take part in this hilarious and delightful ceremony.