Venice
Venice is where Leonardo created his designs for the Golden Horn bridge after Leonardo returned from the French incasion of Milan in 1499. He heard of the bid for the bridge from Turkish merchants in Venice at the time. Leonardo used his previous knowledge of geometry to design the bridge, including the parabolic curve, pressed bow, and keystone arch to stabilize the bridge despite it not having support beams.
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Coordinates
Latitude: 45.440847400000
Longitude: 12.315515100000
Longitude: 12.315515100000