Leone Marciano
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| Address : | Piazza Erbe, 40, 37121 Verona VR, Italy |
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| City : | Verona |
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Marek Jóźwik on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dostojny lew przypominający, że miasto było podległe Republice Weneckiej przez cztery wieki.
 A dignified lion reminding us that the city was subordinate to the Republic of Venice for four centuries.
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Giacomo Carrara on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Magnifico esempio di stile architettonico in perfetta armonia con la piazza. Il leone di san Marco simbolo della Repubblica di Venezia e dei suoi abitanti di un tempo che fu glorioso di un passato che ha fatto la storia e di cui i veneti vanno orgogliosi. Che dire se non guardate e ammirate.
Magnificent example of architectural style in perfect harmony with the square. The lion of San Marco, symbol of the Republic of Venice and its inhabitants of a time that was glorious of a past that has made history and of which the Venetian are proud. What to say if you do not look and admire.
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T. Higuchi on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 良かった･･･！無意識のうちに撮影していた(*'▽')暑くてぼーっとしてたけど「有翼のライオン見たかった、撮りたかったな」と思って帰国したら、ちゃっかり撮ってた！( ;∀;)こんなカッコいいもの、見逃さずに良かった！と思えるほど。
Was good···! I was shooting unconsciously (*'▽') It was hot and vague, but when I returned to Japan thinking "I wanted to see a winged lion, I wanted to shoot", I shot it completely! (; ∀;) I'm glad I didn't miss such a cool thing! I can think of it.
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Ughetto Vincent on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Colonna marmorea con il Leone di San Marco (Leone Marciano), con il vangelo aperto con la scritta «Pax» e la coda bassa, realizzata nel 1523, per ricordare il ritorno della dominazione della Serenissima.
Per antichissima usanza - forse d'origine romana - sui luoghi di mercato, si solevano elevare colonne e capitelli, cosi anche Venezia, volle nelle piazze delle città e paesi a lei sottomessi la fiera insegna del Leone di San Marco.
E questa colonna fu voluta dalla città nel 1523: sul capitello sono gli stemmi del doge Gritti, del podestà Marcello, del capitano Tron e della città di Verona.
Nel 1797 il leone venne abbattuto dai giacobini veronesi, nell’euforia rivoluzionaria dei tempi nuovi; l'attuale venne rimesso il 25 aprile, festa di San Marco, del 1886.
Piazza Erbe è anche questo.
Marble column with the Lion of San Marco (Leone Marciano), with the gospel opened with the inscription «Pax» and the low tail, made in 1523, to commemorate the return of the domination of the Serenissima.
For very ancient custom - perhaps of Roman origin - on the market places, columns and capitals used to be raised, so too was Venice, in the squares of the cities and towns to which she was subjected the proud sign of the Lion of St. Mark wanted.
And this column was wanted by the city in 1523: on the capital are the coats of arms of the doge Gritti, of the podestà Marcello, of the captain Tron and of the city of Verona.
In 1797 the lion was shot down by the Veronese Jacobins, in the revolutionary euphoria of new times; the current was put back on April 25, the feast of San Marco, in 1886.
This is Piazza Erbe too.
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David Jakobsen on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great place to remember the importance of commerce in Christian Europe.
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Ingmars Birks on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Too crowded. Dont eat nearby - rip off + low quality
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John Carey on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ He should be sent back to Venice. Too frightening!
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Marcelo Tardío on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Colonna di San Marco (Leone Marciano) is a dignified lion reminting that the city was subordinate to the Venetian Republic for four centuries.
Around Erbe square where the lion is located there are many restaurants and on Sundays a fair with sourvenirs and typical staff from Verona.
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