@@ -1083,6 +1083,13 @@ about its business.
10831083
10841084 *This attribute can be None if it's not provided by Telegram. *
10851085
1086+ .. py :attribute :: venue
1087+
1088+ If the user sent a :py:class: `~botogram.Venue ` with this message, the
1089+ attribute contains its representation.
1090+
1091+ *This attribute can be None if the message isn't a venue. *
1092+
10861093 .. py :attribute :: new_chat_member
10871094
10881095 A :py:class: `~botogram.User ` object representing a new member of a group
@@ -1820,6 +1827,36 @@ about its business.
18201827 The float latitude as defined by the sender.
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18221829
1830+ .. py :class :: botogram.Venue
1831+
1832+ This object represents a venue (a location with attached a title and an
1833+ address). A venue may also have a Foursquare ID attached.
1834+
1835+ .. py :attribute :: location
1836+
1837+ The :py:class: `~botogram.Location ` of the venue. You can use this to get
1838+ the exact geographic coordinates of the venue.
1839+
1840+ .. py :attribute :: title
1841+
1842+ The name of the venue. The value might not match the venue sometimes,
1843+ because it's supplied by the user/bot who sent the venue.
1844+
1845+ .. py :attribute :: address
1846+
1847+ The address of the venue. The value might not match the venue sometimes,
1848+ because it's supplied by the user/bot who sent the venue.
1849+
1850+ .. py :attribute :: foursquare
1851+
1852+ The ID of the venue on Foursquare. You can use this to get more
1853+ information about the venue from the Foursquare API. The ID might not
1854+ match the venue sometimes because it's supplied by the user/bot who sent
1855+ the venue.
1856+
1857+ *This value can be None if the venue doesn't have a Foursquare ID. *
1858+
1859+
18231860.. py :class :: botogram.Update
18241861
18251862 This class represents an update received by the bot. You should not need to
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