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San Marco is one of the six sestieri of Venice, lying in the core of the city as the principle place of Venice.

San Marco additionally incorporates the island of San Giorgio Maggiore.

In spite of the fact that the area incorporates Saint Mark's Square, that was never regulated as a major aspect of the sestiere.

It is restricted by Canale Grande in the north in the east it outskirts with the Castello and Cannaregio quarters and it is connected to San Polo by means of the renowned Rialto Bridge.

San Marco is the most seasoned and most well known quarter of Venice. As Venice's most touristy quarter, San Marco is home to some of Italy's real sights.

San Marco is likewise a place which is utilized as a part of a few computer games, for example, in Tekken, Assassin's Creed II, and Venetica.

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Know Everything about the Christmas Capital of the Philippines - San Fernando

The City of San Fernando is the capital of Pampanga province and is also popularly known as the ‘Christmas Capital of the Philippines’. Every year, there is a Giant Lantern Festival that is organized over here from December 16 to 24 in which different communities participate against each other by building different types of lamps and commemorating it in a superb show of light and music. The festival is a popular attraction during the nine days of Christmas as people pour in large numbers to witness the spectacle. The initial tradition of the festival began somewhere around 1908 but the present version of it evolved during the 1930s when electricity made its way into the city. However, the motto of the festival is unity among its different neighbourhoods through different lanterns. Some other facts related to the Giant Lantern Festival and the city, in particular, are also discussed here for a general understanding.