Famous attractions in Italy: Piazza del Colosseo (also translated as the Colosseum) is one of the greatest buildings in the Roman era and the best-preserved amphitheater.

Located southeast of Piazza Venezia.

The Colosseum is one of the eight most famous attractions in the world and a symbol of the Roman Empire.

This huge amphitheater is called the Teatro Flavio because it was built by several emperors of the Flavio family.

Usually, people call it Colosse.

The Colosseum looks like a huge fortress, covering an area of ??20,000 square meters. The perimeter of the wall is 527 meters, the diameter is 188 meters, and the wall height is 57 meters, which is equivalent to the height of a 19-story modern building. It can accommodate 107,000 spectators.

Like all Roman buildings, its basic structure is the arch structure. A series of arches, arches and appropriately arranged oval building components make the whole building extremely strong.

This was the venue for animal fighting, English athletics, horse racing, drama and song and dance performances.

This majestic building is a model of architecture.

It is a magnificent building built on a concave ground.

In Nero's time, this depression was an artificial lake in the gardens of Nero's Golden Palace.

Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli The Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli was rebuilt by Michelangelo in 1563 using the ruins of the tepid hall of the Baths of Diocleciano, and in the 18th century it was rebuilt by Luigi Vanvitelli

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The entrance resembles the Pantheon, and the ceiling is 91 meters high, which was the architectural limit at the time.

Milan Cathedral Duomo del Milano, also known as the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin, is located in the center of Milan, Italy. Construction began in 1386 AD, the vault was completed in 1500, and the gilded Virgin Mary statue on the central tower was put in place in 1774.

It was finally completed in 1897 and took five centuries to complete.

Not only is it a symbol of Milan, it is also the center of Milan.

Napoleon's coronation ceremony was held in Milan Cathedral in 1805.

The body of the Archbishop of Milan in the 15th century is enshrined in the hall. The head is made of silver and the body is the true body of the bishop.

There is a small hole in the roof of the church. At noon, the sunlight is shining on the metal bars on the floor running north and south. The ancients used this to keep time and called it the "Sun Clock".

The square in front of the church was built in 1862.

In the center is the equestrian bronze statue of Vittorio Emanuele II, the first king of the Kingdom of Italy. The yellow building on the right side of the square is the neoclassical palace, which was built in 1778 and is now a contemporary art museum.

On the left side of Milan Cathedral Square is the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. It was built from 1865 to 1877 and is in the shape of a cross. It is 196 meters long, 47 meters wide and 47 meters high. The top of the gallery is an arched garden.

Shape, with a stained glass shed on the top.

The floor is paved with marble in a mosaic pattern.

The huge arched building is magnificent, and the corridor contains exquisitely decorated gold and silver jewelry, fashion, gift shops, restaurants, coffee shops and bookstores.

This is the leisure center for Milanese citizens. It is full of resting citizens and tourists, and it is very lively all year round.

Passing through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to reach Piazza della Scala (Piazza della Scala), there is a statue of Leonardo da Vinci.

Venice not only has unique gentleness in the world, but also has the strongest elegant scenery of the Mediterranean in history, a bridge between the East and the West.

This world-famous city built in the 5th century AD is located in northeastern Italy, about 4 kilometers from the mainland, and is located on about 118 large and small islands in Lake Venice.

More than 150 canals and 400 bridges criss-cross the 118 islands into a city.

Venice's incomparable unique appearance and rich artistic treasures make it the most attractive tourist city in the world.

The beauty of Venice cannot be separated from the turquoise water and rickety boats, not to mention the magnificent classical buildings.

Standing in St. Mark's Square and looking around, the criss-crossing streets here turn into winding canals; the vehicles that pass unobstructed on ordinary city streets turn into boats here.

Every small waterway, small street, small church and small square here is a scenery, and also records the splendid culture and history of the water city.

Piazza del san.marco Piazza del San Marco is known as the most romantic square, and pigeons are the biggest feature here; the Bridge of Sighs, the two buildings connected by the Bridge of Sighs are the court and the prison; generally speaking, enter

No one in the prison would get out alive, and the Bridge of Sighs became the only place where they could see the sun at the end. Therefore, the prisoners couldn't help but sigh when they passed here. Over time, these sighs became "

The "Bridge of Sighs"... The Doge's Palace, the highest authority in Venice during the Republic of China; its pink marble exterior walls, continuous pointed arches and four round windows are typical Gothic style.