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The '''Dorsoduro District''' was one of the five districts of [[Venice]], and was famous as the host site of the annual [[Carnevale]]. The district also held an [[Assassin Tomb]], the [[Santa Maria Della Visitazione]], and was a favorite spot for artists.
The '''Dorsoduro District''' was one of the five districts of [[Venice]], and was famous as the host site of the annual [[Carnevale]]. The district also held an [[Assassin Tomb]], the [[Santa Maria Della Visitazione]], and was a favorite spot for artists.


==Landmarks==
== Landmarks ==




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*[[Squero di San Trovaso]]
*[[Squero di San Trovaso]]


==Assassination Targets==
== Assassination Targets ==




*[[Marco Barbarigo]]
*[[Marco Barbarigo]]


==Trivia==
== Trivia ==




*Both before and during sequence 9, the district celebrates the Carnevale, albeit without fireworks or the presence of Carnevale games.
*Both before and during sequence 9, the district celebrates the Carnevale, albeit without fireworks or the presence of Carnevale games.


==Source==
== Source ==




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[[Category:Venice]]
[[Category:Venice]]
[[Category:Districts of Venice]]
[[Category:Districts of Venice]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Locations]]
[[Category:Cateory:Assassin's Creed II locations]]

Revision as of 08:38, 3 October 2012


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Map of the Dorsoduro District.

The Dorsoduro District was one of the five districts of Venice, and was famous as the host site of the annual Carnevale. The district also held an Assassin Tomb, the Santa Maria Della Visitazione, and was a favorite spot for artists.

Landmarks

Assassination Targets

Trivia

  • Both before and during sequence 9, the district celebrates the Carnevale, albeit without fireworks or the presence of Carnevale games.

Source