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Marco Polo was a 13th-century Italian explorer.
Marco Polo may also refer to:
People
edit- Marco Polo (producer) (born 1979), Canadian hip hop producer
- Marco Polo Del Nero (born 1941), Brazilian sports administrator
- Mark di Suvero (born Marco Polo di Suvero in 1933), sculptor
Places
edit- Marco Polo (crater), on the Moon
- Marco Polo House, a now-demolished office building in London
- Marco Polo Park, a defunct 1970s theme park in Florida
- Venice Marco Polo Airport, an airport in Venice, Italy
- Marco Polo Bridge, southwest of Beijing, China
- The Marco Polo high-rise condominium, Honolulu, Hawaii, the site of a 2017 fire
Media and entertainment
editFilm
edit- Marco Polo (1962 film), starring Rory Calhoun
- Marco Polo (2007 film), a TV film
Music
edit- Marco Polo Fest, a Croatian music festival
- Marco Polo (opera), 1996, by Tan Dun
- Marco Polo – The Journey, a 1992 album by Ensemble Renaissance
- Marco Polo, a 1998 EP by Blueboy
- "Marco Polo" (Bow Wow song), 2008
- "Marco Polo", a single by Loreena McKennitt from her album The Book of Secrets
- "Marco Polo", a 1981 song by Harry Sacksioni
- "The Marco Polo", a song by The Spinners
Television
edit- Marco Polo (Doctor Who), a 1964 television serial
- Marco Polo (1982 TV series), a 1982 American-Italian television mini-series
- Marco Polo (2014 TV series), a 2014 American Netflix drama
- "Marco Polo" (Modern Family), a television episode
- "Marco Polo" (The Sopranos), a television episode
Space missions
edit- Marco Polo (spacecraft), a proposed asteroid mission
- Marcopolo, either of two 1980s communications satellites
Transport
editShips
edit- Marco Polo (1851 ship), a clipper
- Marco Polo, former name of the Yugoslav and Montenegrin training ship Jadran
- CMA CGM Marco Polo, a container ship
- Italian cruiser Marco Polo, an 1890s warship
- MS Marco Polo, a cruise ship
- SS Marco Polo, a cargo ship later serving in World War II as the USS Mount Hood (AE-11)
- TS Marco Polo II, a proposed name of TS Maxim Gorkiy
Other
edit- Lamborghini Marco Polo, a car design
- Marcopolo S.A., a Brazilian bus manufacturer
- Tata Marcopolo, Indian subsidiary
Other uses
edit- Marco Polo (game), a swimming game
- Marco Polo (app), a video messaging and video hosting service
- Fronte Marco Polo, a Venetian political party
- Marco Polo Cycling Club, an online forum
- Marco Polo Cycling–Donckers Koffie, a former Hong Kong/Chinese/Ethiopian cycling team
- Marco Polo Hotels, based in Hong Kong
- Marco Polo Ortigas Manila, Philippines
- The Marco Polo sheep of Central Asia
See also
edit- The Travels of Marco Polo, a book of stories by Marco Polo
- Marc O'Polo, a fashion label
- The Adventures of Marco Polo, a 1938 film directed by John Ford, starring Gary Cooper
- La pietra di Marco Polo, a 1982-1983 Italian television series
- Marco the Magnificent, also known as La fabuleuse aventure de Marco Polo, a 1965 film starring Horst Buchholz
- Marco Polo, if You Can, a 1982 novel by William F. Buckley
- The Marco Polo Bridge incident
- Colias marcopolo (C. marcopolo), a butterfly species
- Maurizio De Jorio (born 1968), Italian-American singer who has recorded as "Marko Polo"