The Saint Mark's Basilica at Saint Mark's Square is of course shown a lot in Aria.
Image from Aria the Animation Episode 13 - 03m32s
Image from Aria the Natural Episode 11 - 18m26s
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5 - 14m58s
The front of the basilica is shown in all 3 seasons.
Image from Aria the OVA: Arietta - 17m47s
The basilica is behind Alicia and Akira here.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 15m05s
Akatsuki spots Akari up on the basilica terrace.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 15m43s
Akari and president Aria sitting down at the terrace.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 17m10s
The Horses of Saint Mark. These are replicas that stand outside. The real ones are inside in the basilica museum, but there's no pictures allowed inside either the museum or the basilica.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 17m10s
Akatsuki sees that Akari has fallen asleep at the end of the balcony.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 17m25s
There's 4 horse statues in total.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 17m35s
Closeup of the end of the terrace.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 19m13s
Akari shows Akatsuki this statue.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 19m15s
It looks quite different in real life.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 19m16s
They were doing some renovations on this part of the basilica when I visited.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 20m00s
View towards Saint Mark's Basin from the terrace.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 20m17s
Closeup of the two columns with the statues of the Lion of Venice and Saint Theodore.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 20m27s
View of Saint Mark's Campanile from the terrace.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 22m09s
Aika and Alice has been spying on Akari and Akatsuki.
Image from Aria the Origination Episode 5.5 - 23m05s
Another view of the terrace from the ground.
No map since this is a famous tourist attraction.
This location was visited on 2018/10/14 and 2018/10/16.
Links:
Basilica official website
Special thanks to the ones who went here before:
http://aria-navigation.world.coocan.jp/venezia_location.html
http://veniceorigination.blogspot.com/2009/01/pilgrims-guide-to-venice.html
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