Marco Polo (disambiguation)

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Marco Polo was a 13th century Venetian explorer.

Other items that take their name from him include:

• Marco Polo Expedition (1960), a motorcycle journey along Marco Polo's original route to China
• Marko Polo(Musician), a a Eurobeat musician from the 1990s.
• Marco Polo (ship), a clipper ship run aground on Prince Edward Island
• Marco Polo (Yachts), a yacht company from Croatia.
• MS Marco Polo, an Orient Lines ocean liner
• Marco Polo Bridge Incident, a 1937 battle between Japan and China
• Marco Polo (crater), a lunar crater
• Marco Polo House, an office building in London
• Marco Polo, a Naxos (record label)
• Marco Polo International Airport, near Venice
• Marco Polo (mini-series) is the name of a television miniseries from 1982.
• Marcopolo S.A., is a Brazilian bus manufacturer
• Marco Polo (game), a children's game played in a swimming pool
• Marco Polo (device), a handheld remote location device, created by Marco Polo Electronics, 2004.
• Marco Polo (Doctor Who), a 1964 serial of Doctor Who
• The Marco Polo Club, a programme of Cathay Pacific Airways
• Marcopolo, two communication satellites launched in 1989 for British Satellite Broadcasting
• Marco Polo Chocolate Bar, a chocolate and hazelnut candy bar
• "Marco Polo" (The Sopranos episode) an episode from the 2004 season of The Sopranos television show
• Marco Polo Programme, European Union Intermodal transport.
• Marco Polo Park is the name of a defunct theme park in Florida in the 1970's
• Marco Polo (rapper), is a hip hop producer and a member of a 1990's hip hop group, INI.
• Marco Polo sheep of the Himalayas