Marco Polo is a 13th century Venetian explorer.

Marco Polo may also refer to:

Contents 1 People 2 Places 3 In literature 4 In television and film 5 In music 6 In transport 7 Other

[edit] People

• Marco Polo (producer), Canadian hip hop producer
• Mark di Suvero (born as Marco Polo di Suvero)
• Maurizio De Jorio, Eurobeat musician from the 1990s who performed under the stage name "Marko Polo"

[edit] Places

• Marco Polo (crater), a lunar crater
• Marco Polo House, an office building in London
• Venice Marco Polo Airport
• Marco Polo Park is the name of a defunct theme park in Florida in the 1970s

[edit] In literature

• Marco Polo, if You Can, a Blackford Oakes novel by William F. Buckley Jr.

[edit] In television and film

• Marco Polo (The Sopranos episode), episode from the 2004 season of The Sopranos television show
• Marco Polo (Doctor Who), a completely missing 1964 serial of Doctor Who
• Marco Polo (TV miniseries), American television mini-series from 1982
• Marcopolo (TV), Italian television channel
• Marco Polo (TV film), 2007 TV film

[edit] In music

• Marco Polo (opera), 1996 opera by Tan Dun
• Marco Polo (song), a song by Bow Wow
• Marco Polo, Naxos Records label

[edit] In transport

• Marco Polo (ship), clipper ship run aground on Prince Edward Island
• MS Marco Polo, a cruise ship
• SS Marco Polo II, which the ship SS Maxim Gorkiy was planned to be renamed as upon entering service with Oriental Lines in 2009
• Marcopolo S.A., Brazilian bus manufacturer

[edit] Other

• Mission Marco Polo, spacecraft mission to an asteroid under study by Europe and Japan
• Marco Polo Expedition (1960), motorcycle journey along Marco Polo's original route to China
• Marco Polo Bridge Incident, 1937 battle between Japan and China
• Marco Polo (game), a game played in a swimming pool
• Marcopolo, two communication satellites launched in 1989 for British Satellite Broadcasting
• Marco Polo Chocolate Bar, chocolate and hazelnut candy bar
• Marco Polo sheep, subspecies of sheep found in the Himalayas
• MarcoPolo (software), Context-aware computing for Mac OS X

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