St. Mark's Square (Piazza San Marco) is Venice on heaven, where everybody visits to see and be seen. It is Venice's just square with the title of "piazza" — the rest are designated "campo." Life has rotated around this piazza since the days of the Republic, when it was a market, as well as the focal point of municipal and religious life. Considered perhaps the finest square on the planet and unquestionably Venice's great fascination, it is surrounded on three sides by the stately arcades of public buildings and on the fourth, by Basilica di San Marco's mob of domes and arches and the soaring St. Imprint's campanile. The lines holding back to enter the basilica, which is by a long shot the most well known fascination in Venice, may seem scary, however you can skip these by joining a visit. No obstruction mars the vast stone-cleared expanse of St. Imprint's Square, where the solitary traffic is Venetians, tourists, and the consistently present pigeons. In the event that you love to investigate museums, the Museo Correr is stunning to stroll through with its eighteenth century interiors and an extensive assortment illustrating the history of Venice.