Top Things to Do in San Polo di Piave 2021

"The San Sono Library, the National Library of Venice, is one of the masterpieces of the famous Italian architect and sculptor Jacopo Sansovino. Jacopo Sansovino was born in Florence and was heavily influenced by Michelangelo and Raphael. The external structure of the library complements the Doge’s Palace opposite the small square. But many details, such as the sculpture of the saint on the roof, the continuous arch voucher, the repeated use of Ionian stigmas, and the exquisite sculptures, all remind people of Michelangelo's design. It is said that Napoleon plundered a lot of gold and silver treasures after arriving in Venice and shipped them back to France. However, Venice’s greatest treasures cannot be taken away, including the National Library. Piazza San Marco is known as the "heart of Venice", and the National Library has always been beating with the heart of the city, endlessly and never-ending..."

"One of the best bookstores I've ever been to. Piles of books in gondolas, bathtubs, etc. very reasonable prices!"

"The long row of buildings next to the Campanile of San Marco is the San Marco Library, one of the largest libraries in Italy. Its history dates back to the 14th century, when Pertrarca and Cardinal Bressarion donated their private collection to this public library. There are currently more than 1 million items in the library, including books, manuscripts and other collections."

"Needless to say, the scenery is beautiful and natural, and there are Marco pineapple postcards"

"The University of Bologna is worth a visit. It is known as one of the four cultural centers of Europe, which shows how brilliant it has been. Many celebrities have studied here or have been teachers here, and the campus is also very beautiful."

"Entering the municipal library, the colors are bright, the main tone of yellow is decorated with gorgeous patterns, and there are huge light-transmitting windows in the upper atrium, which is very bright and spacious. Surrounding it are reading rooms and lending rooms. Walking on the floor of the first floor, you can see the remains of the ancient city wall through the glass floor, no wonder it becomes an attraction."

"Klimt Falls, the highest waterfall in Europe, at an altitude of 1611. It rained heavily when I went up. It was wise. I brought a raincoat and was envied by everyone. Not so embarrassed. The waterfall is really spectacular. Successfully climbed to the top! Once higher than the clouds"

"Located on the second floor of the Nasio Palace in Al Fund is the world’s first human anatomy laboratory. In the 16th century, Europe was still under strict Catholic control. The blasphemous behavior of human anatomy was forbidden, and the University of Bologna was granted permission. The anatomical experiments conducted here laid the foundation for contemporary medicine. Due to the war in the Second World War, this place was once destroyed by bombing. Fortunately, it took nearly half a century to rebuild after the war, and it has now regained its glory. On one side wall of the theater, a physician holds a long strip of object, which is actually a nose. Therefore, it is considered to be the first place to start research on human plastic surgery."

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