He sailed for the king of France in 1524.Or The French Crown
Giovanni Da Verrazzano was an Italian explorer who sailed under the French flag. He was born in Tuscany, Italy in 1485. He "discovered" New York Harbor, being the first European to sail there. The strait between Staten Ilsand and Brooklyn is named the Verrazzano Narrows after him. The Verrazzano Narrows Bridge spanning that waterway opened in 1964. -- Contributed by Ray Kovach, Chicago, IL
The first European to discover the Hudson was Italian, Giovanni da Verrazzano. However, he was sailing for the king of France.
Giovanni da Verrazzano's ship was named La Dauphine, although he left escorted by three other ships, they soon split up, with the other ships sailing off to try and plunder any Spanish ships they ran across.
By sailing ship. RB
He wasn't sailing to France, he sailed to the northeast coast, looking for a northwest passage to Asia.
well giovanni he didnt come back because the ship was sunk when he was in the middle of sailing.
He was sailing for a north west passage way to Asia and he was sailing fo rthe king of France in 1505 that's when he joined the marines of France
Sailing west to reach Asia, Verrazano explored (1524) the North American coast probably from North Carolina to Maine. In 1526, or later, sailing from France, he explored the West Indies, where he was killed by the natives.
He sailed for the king of France in 1524.Or The French Crown
Giovanni da Verrazzano's goal of his expedition in 1524 was to find a western route to Asia by sailing westward through what is now the North American coast. He hoped to discover a new trade route that would bypass the established Portuguese and Spanish routes. However, he ultimately ended up exploring and mapping parts of North America's eastern coastline, including what is now New York Harbor, instead.
because he wanted to be the first to find something very inportant
Marco Polo
He started sailing in 1844
To go to Asia by sailing west.
John Cabot was an English sailor sailing for the Dutch. he was famous for exploring parts of Canada
I wouldn't say he was interested in sailing, I would say he was interested in where he was sailing to, and what he's going to get when he finds what he was looking for. He really wanted the money he was promised if he would find a faster trading route to the Indies. He was also promised the spreading of Christianity.