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Christmas Ornaments Celebrating Venice, Italy
Venice, Italy: one of the most beautiful and unique places in all of the world. Here you can see some delightful Christmas ornaments which celebrate the unique sites of Venice.
If you only want or need one ornament to remember and celebrate Venice, then this one may be your best pick. All ornaments from the Kurt Adler brand are highly collectible and great mementos for remembering a favored trip. Here we have a cityscape with some of the most unique sights of Venice: a masquerade mask, a gondola, the Lion of St. Mark, and numerous buildings and landmarks. Made of colorful glass, it will sparkle and shine for many years to come.
"The Doge's Palace"
A beautiful glass ornament
The Doge's Palace is one of the most famous landmarks in all of Venice. It was the residence of the Doge during the Republic of Venice up until the Napoleonic Occupation in the 18th century. Today, it is one of the most popularly visited museums in all of Venice, housing important works of art by Tinteretto, Titian, Veronese and others. One can also tour through the armory and prison cells, where allegedly even Casanova was once held - and escaped!
Doges Palace in Venice Italy Polish Mouth Blown Glass Christmas OrnamentDoges Palace in Venice Italy Polish Mouth Blown Glass Christmas Ornament
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"St. Mark's Basilica"
The most famous church in Venice
Another landmark of St. Mark's Square and pilgrimage site to many is St. Mark's Basilica, easily one of the most beautiful churches in all of Italy. Inside the church glimmers with mosaic artwork, and one can climb up to the balcony to get incredible views of the Square and the lagoon.
"The Rialto Bridge"
No one comes to Venice and misses a chance to cross the Rialto Bridge - the oldest crossing the Grand Canal and connecting the San Marco and San Polo districts of the city. Though lined with shops today, the tourism does little to diminish its beauty and impact on visitors seeing it for the first time.
Hand-decorated and individually gift box, this is a charming recreation of the classic Venetian landmark.
Rialto Bridge Venice Italy Polish Glass Christmas Ornament Tree DecorationRialto Bridge Venice Italy Ornament. Made in Poland. Imported by Pinnacle Peak Trading Company. Mouth blown and hand painted. Made from glass. Approximately 4.6 inches wide (12c...
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Venice Italy Suitcase Ornament - Polish Blown GlassCapture a little bit of Italy for your tree with this beautiful hand blown glass ornament made in Poland. Two popular attractions are shown with Ponte di Rialto (Rialto Bridge) ...
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Venice Suitcase Ornament
Celebrate an upcoming journey...or remember a special trip!
Are you getting ready to go on a trip to Venice with your family or loved one? Then this is a perfect ornament to celebrate that upcoming journey. Handpainted, one side captures the Rialto Bridge while the other St. Mark's Basilica.
Donald and Daisy Duck Gondola Ornament
Love Disney - AND Venice? Then this is the perfect choice for you. Join Donald and Daisy on a romantic gondola ride in this adorable Christmas ornament.
Hallmark Keepsake Ornament Donald and Daisy in Venice Romantic Vacations 1st in Series QXD4103 (1...The world is a beautiful place when you're sightseeing with your sweetie. This ornament is the beginning of a new series featuring either Mickey and Minnie or Donald and Daisy w...
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Have you ever been to Venice, Italy?
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Even Santa Claus gets to Venice a little different than usual! Or maybe he's getting ready to take a well-deserved vacation in Venice after delivering all of those Christmas gifts. These two super-cute glass ornament features St. Nick steering a gondola and dressed in more typical gondolier attire than his usual red suit! They should absolutely bring a smile to the face of anyone who has fond memories of a Venice vacation, and the detail and color on them are amazing, too.




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