Where is the glyph in Mercato Vecchio?
The glyph itself is a monkey with a very spiraled tail. Fairly high up at the northeast corner of the Mercato Vecchio. A string of Chinese text is hidden on the right side of two windows.
Where is the Mercato Vecchio in Assassins Creed 2?
Florence
The Mercato Vecchio, or Republic Square, was a marketplace in Florence during the Renaissance.
Where are the glyphs in Florence?
Glyphs – Florence | Glyphs Assassin’s Creed II Guide It is in the northeastern end of the market. [1] To unlock the material we have to arrange 3 puzzles with Queen Elizabeth I, Napoleon and Washington.
Where is Santa Croce Assassin’s Creed 2?
The Basilica of Santa Croce (Italian: Basilica di Santa Croce) is the principal Franciscan church in Florence.
Where is the glyph in Forli?
Glyphs – Forli | Glyphs Assassin’s Creed II Guide It is in the courtyard of the local temple.
Where are the glyphs in Venice?
Glyphs – Venice | Glyphs Assassin’s Creed II Guide
- It is located under the bridge marked on the map – you can get to it swimming under the beam. [
- It is not far from the bridge under which you have found the previous Glyph.
- It is in north-western part of the city on one of the buildings.
Where is San Giacomo di Rialto ac2?
San Giacomo di Rialto is a church in the sestiere of San Polo, Venice, northern Italy.