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Venice Piazza Grand Canal

PUBLISHED March 18, 2018

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIANO SAYNO

Inspired by the grandeur of the Piazza San Marco, the Venice Piazza at McKinley Hill is the perfect place to go for a quiet family weekend with its eclectic mix of Italian, Mediterranean and international dining establishments and a great variety of entertainment and leisure options. Its architectural flourishes – with high arches, rustic facades, a clock tower inspired by the iconic St. Mark campanile and stained glass dome reminiscent of Italy – add a unique and charming twist to the whole experience.

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