St. Marks Square

St. Mark’s Square, also called the Piazza San Marco, is the place to be for any party worth it’s drunk in Venice. The site of every Carnivale’s beginning and end, the Square is laid out with looted tiles from the far East, set into the Square along with the Stonemasons marble in many wonderful patterns. All manner of clubs, cathouses, gambling halls, brothels and mini-shops line the Square, along with Citizen-owned booths that spring up selling costumes and masks around Carnivale. Edging the Square is St. Mark’s Basilica, famous for it’s clocktower, and the Doge’s Palace.