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Audrey Hepburn’s classic appearance adds luster to the city of Rome. Fifty years later, if you come to Rome, you will find that Rome today is no different from Hepburn’s time. Time has not made this city grow old! The situations in the movie have long been imprinted on my mind, and now, it’s time to experience them personally! Take a trip like picking up flowers in the morning and evening to fill your memories with beauty.

Feature 1-Colosseum

The Colosseum, also known as the Colosseum, is located on the lower side of the Roman Forum, covering an area of ??six acres, like a A hill made of limestone with a sunken top. The outer walls of the Colosseum are covered with formidable arches; inside are cracked seats, and at the bottom is a platform where human-animal duels were once performed, and below the platform are compartments for beasts and slaves. Standing at the bottom, you can feel the deep pressure coming! This huge Colosseum was always packed during its bloody heyday, and fanatic scenes abounded, but it never moved people's hearts as it does today as a ruin.

Ancient Roman Colosseum

Ancient Roman Colosseum

Ancient Roman Colosseum

Feature 2-The Mouth of Truth< /p>

The Mouth of Truth, a disc engraved with the head of Poseidon, became famous around the world in the movie "Roman Holiday". It is said that if you put your hand in Poseidon's mouth, you cannot pull it out if you lie, because it has become a "lie detector" with local characteristics. In "Roman Holiday", it is what scares the lovely princess.

Ancient Roman ruins

Ancient Roman ruins

Feature 3-Pantheon

It is used to worship the gods on Mount Olympia. The temple is spacious and empty. , without a single pillar, there is a circular hole with a diameter of 9 meters on the top of the dome, which is the only source of light in the entire temple. It is likened to the sacred light emitted by heaven's glasses, creating the same charm of the temple and the gods. The base of the large dome outside the hall was built starting from half the total height. There is not a single pillar in the entire hall, which is a miracle in the history of architecture.

Pantheon

Pantheon

Feature 4-Trevi Fountain

The Trevi Fountain is a well-known fountain in Rome. The fountain is located at the intersection of three streets, and Trevi means "three forks". The Trevi Fountain is also a world-famous Baroque fountain. It became famous all over the world after the movie "Roman Holiday" became popular all over the world. There is also a legend about the Trevi Fountain - as long as tourists turn their backs to the Trevi Fountain, take a coin in their right hand and throw it over their left shoulder into the pool, they will have the opportunity to visit Rome again; and when couples throw coins into the pool together, their love will last forever.

Trevi Fountain

Trevi Fountain

Feature 5 - Castel Sant'Angelo

Now Castel Sant'Angelo is a national museum. In addition to a large collection of sculptures, murals and papal residence furniture, it also houses precious ancient weapons. It is worth mentioning that the movies "Roman Holiday" and "Angels and Demons" were filmed in Angel Castle, which further expanded its influence around the world. From the Castel Sant'Angelo you can overlook the Ponte Sant'Angelo and the Tiber River, and from the rooftop you can see the small Vatican from a distance

The Ponte Sant'Angelo

The Ponte Sant'Angelo

Feature 6-Piazza di Spagna

Piazza di Spagna is one of Rome's large open-air salons. This beautiful square is the city's high-end shopping area. There is also the famous Spanish Steps in the square. When I get here, I have to think of a princess in her wonderful years who briefly escaped from the barriers of the royal family, let loose her true temperament under the noisy sunshine on the street, and greedily enjoyed the freedom of a commoner. The scene of Audrey Hepburn sitting on the steps of Plaza de Espa?a eating ice cream made it a holy place in the hearts of many movie fans.

Piazza di Spagna

Piazza di Spagna

Of course, these are just a few unique attractions in Rome, but walking around them in a day is quite tiring. In two days, you can visit the Roman Forum, the National Gallery of Painting, the Arch of Constantine, the Roman Opera House, and the Piazza Venezia.

Food Recommendations

We have absolute reverence and yearning for an ancient city that also has a long history. Traveling to Rome is something that many people want to do and are working hard to do. Things, for those tourists who are already on the way, I will tell you in the future, so that you can embark on the return journey with a mouthful of delicious food: Garlic Toast: When in Rome, you must try this garlic toast. It is a kind of bread with salt, garlic and olive oil. This delicacy can only be tasted in Italy. If you add minced tomatoes to it, the Romans called it Bruschetta con checca, which is very delicious and can definitely serve as an appetite catalyst. Lasagna Bolognese: a local specialty in Rome. The wide pasta is filled with fillings layer by layer, stacked several layers on top of each other, then topped with minced meat sauce and baked in the oven. Served with egg yolk crust and homemade tomato sauce, the rich aroma of meat and cheese have created an unshakable "signature status". Bolognese Lasagne Pizza: Traditional Italian pizza is divided into two types: thin crust and thick crust. Roma is the representative of "thin pie", which is not only thin, but also crispy. In the past, diners would fold the pizza and eat it with their hands. This is still one of the basis for judging the quality of the pizza.

Bread soup: The most important thing in the soup is the croutons. The bread crumbs are baked in the oven and covered with herbs and cheese. They are really delicious when paired with the soup. Bread soup? This is an exotic snack that everyone can taste in Rome. Maybe we can also eat many foods at home, but whether it is authentic or not is up to you to taste it.