Monument to Victor Emmanuel II

Walk along the Dayuan River to the city assembly and pass the bronze statue, below is a square stone bottom, surrounded by other bronze statues. Not much understanding of its origin, but the bronze statue riding horses, quite powerful.

The monument to Victor Emanuel II, the first king of the New United Kingdom, was clearly a great man, and the statue was built in the late nineteenth century, years after his death. Some of the scenes on the statue are battle scenes, and also show scenes of triumphant Venetian celebrations.

On Venice’s Schiavoni Riverside, there is a statue of Vittorio Emmanuele II, the founding king of Italy, which is the only way from the pier to St. Mark’s Square. Visitors take pictures and take pictures in front of the statue, and we are no exception.

The statues in the square are majestic, and most of the buildings here are similar, but the scenery is quite beautiful.

Very, very stylish, that kind of square nice.