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Assassin’s Creed II Tour

Assassin’s Creed II Tour – 2 Hours

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Assassin’s Creed II is an action-adventure videogame set in Renaissance Italy during the 15th and early 16th century and follows Desmond Miles as he relives the genetic memories of his ancestor Ezio Auditore da Firenze. I checked out all the sights that are in the game to create a tour that will go along all these places linked to the story.I am very proud of this tour because it is one of my signature tours. In order to guide this tour you have to be an Assassin’s Creed expert and I certainly am! I spent years playing and as soon as I became a guide I decided to create a game made for fans like me! I couldn’t wait to show the settings of the game to the real supporters of Ezio. This tour is designed for video game lovers but also for those who have never played, in fact during the tour we will retrace the history of Ezio Auditore in Florence from the beginning and we will compare it with the reality of the city of the Medici in the 1470s. Choose the original and beware of imitations!

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• Ponte Vecchio

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Assassins Creed II Walkthrough Venice Castello Viewpoints

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Venice Castello Viewpoints

Viewpoint 1 Map

Start this climb on the South facing wall of the church. You will be facing North. Also start this climb on the left part of this wall.

Climb up the window, and then to the boards on this wall.

It's a very straight forward climb. You can climb directly to the viewpoint.

Synch the viewpoint.

Here's a shot of Ezio's leap of faith from this viewpoint.

Viewpoint 2 Map

Start this climb on the West facing side of the tower. So you will be facing East.

Climb up the right side, and then move left to the window.

Climbing leap to the ledge above you.

You will have to climbing leap to get to the top of the cross.

Climb from the cross to the ledge above you, to the rung set in the wall.

Stand on the rung. Then climbing leap to the next ledge.

Move to the left slightly. We are trying to get lined up with the columns. We are going to climbing leap up to the ledge on the columns.

Here we've made it to the ledge on the columns.

Climb up to the next ledge.

Shimmy to the left, and around the corner.

Wall run up to the hand holds on the tower.

Climb up the cross, to the top of it.

Here's a shot of Ezio's leap of faith from this tower.

Viewpoint 3 Map

Approach this church from the West. You'll be climbing the West facing wall, and you will be facing East.

Climb the scafolding.

Climb up to the churches roof.

Wall run up to the highest level of church roof.

Viewpoint 4 Map

Climb up to the roof, and start this climb facing South. You will be climbing the North most facing wall of this tower.

This climb is pretty straight forward. When you get stuck, use the climbing leap to get to move further up the wall.

I used climbing leap at the window.

Then climb up to here, and once again climbing leap to the next ledge.

Climbing leap again to the ledge at the bottom of the barred windows.

Climbing leap up to the ledge on the column between the windows.

From there it's a straight run to the top.

Viewpoint 5 Map

Climb up to the roof North of the tower. We are going to start climbing this tower facing South. We are going to be climbing the Northmost facing wall of the tower.

It's a direct climb into the bell tower of this tower.

Inside the bell tower, climb up the inside wall to a ledge.

Shimmy around the ledge to the outside of the tower.

Climb up to the roof of the tower.

Viewpoint 6 Map

Start your climb facing East on the West most facing wall of the church.

This is a very straight climb. Climb to the arches on the wall here.

Move left and then climb up the center window.

Climb from this window to the smaller window above you.

Climb to the roof.

Here's a shot of Ezio's leap of faith from this church.

Viewpoint 7 Map

I couldn't find an easy way in to this area. All entrances seem to be locked. So I figured another way in. I started at the map location Ezio is shown in this map.

Jump across to the window on the wall.

Move to the left.

Climbe the white corner bricks to the top of the wall.

Climbing leap to the roof.

Jump down and start working your way around the wall counter clockwise. Opposite the way a clock would turn.

Climb over the gate houses in your way.

You'll climb over four gate houses.

This gate house is a little bit more difficult. Climb on to the top of the rampart.

Then climb on top of the balcony.

Now we've got to get across the gate.

Drop on to the edge of the gate.

Jump over the little spike here.

Walk out on to the gate. You will only be able to go so far.

Hang off the edge and shimmy across the face of the gate.

Hop back up, and hang from the other side of the gate.

Grab the white bricks in the corner of this tower.

Climb them to the top. You will have to climbing jump once or twice.

Continue on your way to the viewpoint.

Take out any guards in your way. There will be a couple.

Keep climbing up gate houses until you've reached the viewpoint.

Synch the viewpoint. Wow what a lot of work to reach a viewpoint.

Here's another shot of the synch.

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How Do You Get Into The Assasin Tomb in Venice?

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• I climbed the rooftops, looked all over it, killed every archer on top, except those guarding the actual inside of course, Killed all the guards outside of it... i ran around the building for what seemed like twenty minutes check everywhere, couldnt get in. I read in the FAQ That it's on the roof, and I just finished killing the dude that the thieves get you to help them kill after you get them archer armor.... Do i have to do more missions first? Or is the entrance on one of them stupid bells? I swear to god if the next time I try to get it and I can't find it I WILL FREAK _Domination - 14 years ago - report

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• Dude first put ur marker on it on the map. Climb the building to where thw archers are posted on the west side follow the balcony till u get to the place wher its marked then it should be on the wall to ur left. and if u still can't find it throw on ur Eagle vision and it should help Sarge2100 - 14 years ago - report 4   3

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Table of Contents

• Ignorance is Bliss
• Escape Plans
• Requiescat in Pace
• The Pazzi Conspiracy
• The Merchant of Venice
• Necessity, Mother of Invention
• Force Majeure
• Forlì Under Attack
• Bonfire of the Vanities
• Veni, Vidi, Vici
• Courier assignments
• Beat-up events
• Assassination contracts
• Assassin's tombs
• Templar lairs
• Monteriggioni
• Achievements and trophies
• 1 Codex pages
• 2 Assassin tombs
• 4 Viewpoints
• 6 Treasures
• 9 Assassination
• 11 Paintings
• 12 Treasure maps

Codex pages [ edit ]

Assassin tombs [ edit ].

• Location : Basilica di San Marco
• Location : Santa Maria Della Visitazione

Glyphs [ edit ]

• San Polo District : Gilda Dei Ladri di Venezia, Ponte di Rialto, San Giacomo di Rialto
• San Marco District : Torre Dell'orologio, Campanile di San Marco
• Castello District : Scuola Grande di San Marco, San Pietro di Castello

Viewpoints [ edit ]

• San Polo District : 5
• San Marco District : 4
• Dorsoduro District : 5
• Castello District : 7
• Cannaregio District : 6

Feathers [ edit ]

• San Polo District : 9
• San Marco District : 9
• Dorsoduro District : 9
• Castello District : 10
• Cannaregio District : 9

Treasures [ edit ]

• San Polo District : 29
• San Marco District : 24
• Dorsoduro District : 24
• Castello District : 24
• Cannaregio District : 24
• Total : 125

Beat up [ edit ]

Race [ edit ], assassination [ edit ], courier [ edit ], paintings [ edit ].

• St-Jerome : 53ƒ
• Adoration of the Magi : 1,290ƒ
• San Sebastian : 163ƒ
• St-Jerome in His Study : 4,300ƒ
• Sacred and Profane Love : 6,295ƒ

Treasure maps [ edit ]

• San Polo: 550ƒ
• San Marco: 500ƒ
• Dorsoduro: 495ƒ

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Venice (Italian: Venezia ), is a city located in northern Italy . During the 15th century, Venice was the capital and largest city of the Most Serene Republic of Venice , and consisted of five districts (or sestieri ): San Polo , San Marco , Dorsoduro , Castello , and Cannaregio .

Originally founded by refugees from the Hunnic and Germanic invasion of Padua , Aquileia , and Altino , Venice developed into a major trade and naval power in southern Europe , becoming one of the wealthiest cities in the world, and by the year 1499, it was engaged in sporadic conflict with the Ottoman Empire .

• 1.1 Establishment
• 1.2 Templar underground
• 1.3 Templar allegiances
• 1.4 Hunting the Templars
• 1.5 Venice under Agostino
• 1.6 Venice under Loredan
• 1.7 Modern times
• 2 Carnevale
• 3 Landmarks
• 6 Appearances
• 7 References

History [ ]

Establishment [ ].

Likely established sometime around the late 7th century, Venice's lagoon-locked location was the result of Byzantine settlers attempting to hide from Lombard invaders. By the Middle Ages , the city had grown into a great naval power. Its strategic position at the top of the Adriatic also meant that ships taking goods inland had to go through Venice, filling its coffers with money and commerce. [2]

Entering the late Middle Ages, Venice exercised influence over both its neighboring states and the Church. When the Fourth Crusade rolled around in 1202, the crusaders required transport on Venice's ships, which the Venetian Doge, Enrico Dandolo , agreed to, on the condition that the crusaders retake the Dalmatian city of Zadar and then capture Constantinople . [2]

The Grand Canal in Venice

As Venice's wealth grew, so did its fleet. Through sea battles, Venice gained Byzantine territory, Hungarian territory, and destroyed the Genoese fleet. Venice's fortunes were so entwined with the sea that every year the Doge would throw a ring into the lagoon while saying in Latin: "We wed thee, sea, in the sign of the true and everlasting Lord." Despite much controversy about the morality of a relationship between humans and the sea, the marriage was sanctioned by the Pope. [2]

As early as the 13th century, Venice had a notable Assassin presence; the area surrounding Venice was home to an Assassin and his son, Domenico . Both enjoyed the patronage of the famed explorer Marco Polo , an ally of the Assassins. [3] Assassins remained present in the city up into the 15th century, occupying positions of command amongst the thieves , mercenaries , and courtesans of the city.

Templar underground [ ]

After the Templar-orchestrated assassination of Galeazzo Maria Sforza in 1476, Giovanni Auditore da Firenze departed for Venice after finding a Venetian coin in Giovanni Andrea Lampugnani 's possession. [4]

Giovanni spying on the Templar meeting

Arriving in Venice, Giovanni Auditore assassinated a guard at the Doge's residence, the Palazzo Ducale , and made his way inside the building. Once inside, Giovanni spied on a meeting between two members of the Barbarigo family and a courier, who was set to carry a letter to their master. [4]

Giovanni tailed the courier through the city streets, eventually attacking him in a deserted square. Following this, Giovanni fought fiercely with the courier, and eventually pressed his Hidden Blade to the courier's neck, demanding to know what his masters were plotting. However, the courier claimed that his life was not Giovanni's to take, and that his secrets would be gone with himself. [4]

The courier then told Giovanni to "go to Hell", before impaling himself on the Assassin's blade. Giovanni then took the letter that the courier had in his possession and departed from the city. [4]

Templar allegiances [ ]

Carlo and Silvio talking on their way to the Templar meeting

Following the Templars ' failure to usurp control of Florence during the Pazzi conspiracy in 1478, Grand Master Rodrigo Borgia and his allies – the Barbarigo family – stepped up their plans to take control of Venice. [5]

Influencing powerful members of the Venetian government, such as Carlo Grimaldi , the Templars built up a network of allegiances in the city. However, these allegiances were severed as an Assassin, Ezio Auditore da Firenze , began to hunt these members of the Templar Order throughout Venice.

Hunting the Templars [ ]

Ezio Auditore arrived in the city in 1481, and quickly allied himself with the Thieves Guild based in Venice, before he and the thieves gradually proceeded with a plan to assassinate the powerful Venetian merchant, Emilio Barbarigo . [6] [7]

Ezio, Rosa, and Antonio meeting at the Thieves Guild

Once their preparations had been completed, Ezio left for the Palazzo della Seta , the residence of Emilio. Before slaying the corrupt merchant, however, Ezio observed Emilio meeting with a government official, who informed the former of a Templar gathering to take place in three days at Santo Stefano . [8]

After assassinating Emilio, Ezio tailed the Templar meeting and overheard discussions of a plan to assassinate the Doge of Venice, Giovanni Mocenigo . [9] Confused and worried, Ezio decided to meet with Antonio de Magianis , leader of the thieves in Venice, and the two attempted to get Ezio inside of the Doge's palace using a Flying Machine created by Leonardo da Vinci . [10] [11]

However, the Assassin was unable to reach the Doge in time to prevent his death, but Ezio did manage to assassinate a fleeing Carlo Grimaldi. After this ordeal, the Templars placed one of their own, Marco Barbarigo , in control of Venice. [12]

Once brought in as the new Doge, Marco was remarked to be a terrible leader that never left his Palazzo, for fear of the Assassins. Marco could not evade the Assassin forever though, and in 1486, he hosted an annual private ball on Carnevale , for select guests chosen by the Doge. However, there was a Golden Mask that allowed one person entrance to the private party, as long as they were able to win it through a series of games. [13]

Ezio aiming his Hidden Gun at Marco

With this in mind, another one of Ezio's allies in the city, Teodora Contanto , brought Ezio to the Carnevale games, [13] where he competed in four different games, utilizing his special skills to win each game. [14] [15] [16] [17] Despite his victory, Silvio Barbarigo and his bodyguard, Dante Moro , knew of Ezio's plan, and bribed the host of the games to give the mask to Dante. [17] Angry and desperate, Ezio then headed back and met with Teodora and Antonio, who advised him to steal the mask off of Dante, rather than Ezio's idea of killing him. [18]

After stealing the golden mask, Ezio headed for the Doge's party, and was allowed in without any hesitation by the guards. However, Dante arrived just after Ezio and searched the crowd, unsuccessfully, for the Assassin. Ezio then emerged as Marco spoke on a boat offshore, and shot him with his Hidden Gun . [18]

Ezio and Antonio meeting with Agostino

Following the assassination of Marco Barbarigo and the ascension to power of his brother, Agostino Barbarigo , an ally of the Assassins, Ezio began to search for Silvio Barbarigo, cousin to Agostino, and his bodyguard Dante Moro. Ezio learned that the two had barricaded themselves within a shipyard with two hundred mercenaries accompanying them. [19] In need of support and an ally, Ezio freed the notorious Venetian fighter and strategist, Bartolomeo d'Alviano , from a small prison in the military district, and the two plotted to rid the city of Silvio and Dante. [20]

After discussing a plan to kill both Silvio and Dante, Ezio liberated Bartolomeo's captured mercenaries, and then set them up in strategic points around the city, in order to create chaos and cause Silvio to dispatch some of his men. [21] [22] With Silvio's mercenaries engaged in battles around the city, Bartolomeo and Ezio attacked the arsenal, with Bartolomeo battling Dante and Ezio fending off the guards at the gates. Eventually, Silvio ordered Dante back to the shipyard and sent out his reinforcements, as their Templar ship was about to set sail. However, Bartolomeo and his men fought off Silvio's reinforcements, and bought Ezio enough time to assassinate the two Templars. [23]

Although Venice was finally freed from its Templar oppression, Ezio learned from a dying Dante that the Templar plot to acquire Venice had merely been a distraction for the Assassins, so that the Templars might safely dispatch their vessel to Cyprus . [23] [24]

Venice under Agostino [ ]

Under Agostino, Venice initiated a second war with the Ottomans. A disastrous campaign for the Venetians, the Republic suffered a massive defeat at the Battle of Zonchio that led to the destruction of the Venetian navy. The Ottomans, taking advantage of this defeat, seized the Venetian territories of Lepanto , Modone and Corone . [25]

In 1500, Venetian navy become one of the most powerful forces in the world. [26]

Between 1502 and 1503, Francesco Vecellio and his team of Assassins traveled to Venice to poison the corrupt and Borgia -influenced Agostino Barbarigo. Before they left, he made sure that Agostino's successor, [27] Leonardo Loredan , was on the Assassins' side. [28]

Venice under Loredan [ ]

In the early reign of Leonardo Loredan, he scouted a young actor named Bastiano da Mezzo during one of his performances. Impressed with his skill, Leonardo introduced Bastiano to the Italian Assassins, encouraging him to join the Brotherhood. [28]

In 1509, Venetian army was defeated by the French Army at the Battle of Agnadello . The Venetian Captain Bartolomeo d'Alviano was being captured, and shackle. [29] The battle marked the end of Venetian expansion in Italy and elsewhere. [26]

Years later, in 1512, Ezio Auditore and Sofia Sartor traveled to Venice, where they subsequently married, before heading on to Tuscany. [30]

Modern times [ ]

Venice, as it appeared in the Animi Training Program

In 2012, Venice was used as a simulated location by Abstergo Industries during the first and second stage of their Animi Training Program . [31]

The simulation centered around the Piazza di San Marco, as well as the nearby docks. Presumably because of high tide, most of the dock area, which largely contained market stalls, was filled with water. [31]

A tall, vaguely L-shaped building separated the two areas, with merchandise lifts set up at various points to allow quick access to its roofs. The plaza itself was mostly filled with stalls of varying sizes, at least one of which featured firebreathers, joined by the occasional haystack . [31]

Venice, like most of the simulated locations in the first and second stage, had two aesthetic variations. As such, it could be utilized during the day or the night. [31]

Carnevale [ ]

Venice hosted the famed Carnevale celebrations annually in the southern section of the city. Traditionally, the citizens of Venice would don masks, allowing them to indulge in a variety of entertainments wilder than would normally be socially acceptable. Typically, Carnevale was celebrated with fireworks, carnival performers, and a series of games, with the winner of these games being awarded a golden mask that granted entrance to the Doge's personal ball. [13]

Landmarks [ ]

• Madonna dell'Orto
• Palazzo della Seta
• Gilda del Ladri di Venezi
• Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari
• Bottega di Leonardo a Venezia
• San Giacomo di Rialto
• Ponte di Rialto
• Santo Stefano
• Torre dell'Orologio
• Campanile di San Marco
• Palazzo Ducale di Venezia
• Basilica di San Marco
• Scuola Grande di San Marco
• San Giovanni e Paolo
• Arsenale di Venezia
• San Zaccaria
• San Pietro di Castello
• Santa Maria dei Carmini
• Squero di San Trovaso
• Santa Maria della Visitazione
• Even after the memories of Carnevale, the citizens continued to celebrate it, albeit without fireworks, in the district of Dorsoduro; this is because, until XVIII Century, Carnival in Venice was celebrated for a long period, starting in October and ending a week after Easter.
• The guards in Venice were far more skilled than those in Florence, and were also better equipped.
• Venice was the only area where horses were unable to be used in Assassin's Creed II . Instead, the area could be traversed by gondola.
• In Brotherhood, the memory Persona Non Grata is the only memory where Venice is featured in the game. Here, much of what it is in Assassin's Creed II is preserved including people and the city's guards.
• On the border of the San Polo and San Marco districts, there were two painters who were looking out across the river, yet were both painting a portrait of a person.
• There is a small island with a ferry that is not accessible in the north part of Venice. The Giudecca to the south is also visible and even has what appears to be a viewpoint tower on it, but is not accessible.
• In real life, Venice has six districts, but in the game Santa Croce (the missing one) and San Polo are treated as one whole district.

Gallery [ ]

Appearances [ ]

• Assassin's Creed: Lineage (first appearance)
• Assassin's Creed II
• Assassin's Creed II: Discovery
• Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy
• Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
• Assassin's Creed: Revelations novel
• Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice
• Assassin's Creed: Escape Room Puzzle Book
• Echoes of History (mentioned only)
• Assassin's Creed: Nexus VR

References [ ]

• ↑ Assassin's Creed: Atlas
• ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Assassin's Creed II – Database: Venezia
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II - Auditore Family Crypt
• ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Assassin's Creed: Lineage
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Road Trip
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Benvenuto
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – That's Gonna Leave a Mark
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Everything Must Go
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Birds of a Feather
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – If At First You Don't Succeed...
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Infrequent Flier
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Knowledge Is Power
• ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Assassin's Creed II – Nun the Wiser
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – And They're Off
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – CTF
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Ribbon Round-Up
• ↑ 17.0 17.1 Assassin's Creed II – Cheaters Never Prosper
• ↑ 18.0 18.1 Assassin's Creed II – Having a Blast
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – An Unpleasant Turn of Events
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Caged Fighter
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Leave No Man Behind
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Assume the Position
• ↑ 23.0 23.1 Assassin's Creed II – Two Birds, One Blade
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – All Things Come to He Who Waits
• ↑ Assassin's Creed II – Database: Agostino Barbarigo
• ↑ 26.0 26.1 Assassin's Creed: A Walk Through History (1189-1868) – Chapter 2: The Italian Renaissance – Venice
• ↑ Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy – Rome: Chapter 3 - Francesco Vecellio
• ↑ 28.0 28.1 Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice
• ↑ Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy – Italian Wars: Chapter 1 – Bartolomeo d'Alviano
• ↑ Assassin's Creed: Revelations novel
• ↑ 31.0 31.1 31.2 31.3 Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood – Multiplayer
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Sujet : Point d'observation (Venise)

j'arrive pas a atteindre le point d'observation quelqu'un pourrais me dire comment ?

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dans une mission on te demandera de le grimper et tu pourras ...

laisse moi deviner c est la place saint marc ! monte sur la tour du coter ou il y a un petit balcon et tu vera il manque des biques un peu plus haut , d ailleur tout en montant tu doigt deplacer EZIO vers la droite en suivant le tracer des biques manquante et tu arrivera en haut , regarde bien il n y a qu un seul itineraire .

byjours je suis bloqué a venise sur la grande maison et n'arrive pas a monté la derniere tour je lui tourne autour mais pas de prise que faire

Dans une mission on va t'apprendre une nouvelle technique pour grimper et après tu pourra

Excellent la technique du saut muret n'est pas dispo encore progresse dans l'histoire pour en savoir plus normalement la mission qui viens est en rapport ok

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