What are the interesting places in Italy?

Italy's Rome, Florence, Venice Island and Milan are all famous tourist cities, attracting a large number of tourists every year.

Rome

St. Peter's Square, St. Peter's Cathedral, Vatican Museum, Spain Square and the wishing pool, etc. St Peter's Square is one of the largest public spaces in the world. It is designed by bernini and has a baroque style. The magnificent St Peter's Cathedral is a monument to bernini's artistic talent. You must dress appropriately. The interior of deep Cathedral is designed and decorated by bernini and De La Porta, which contains a large collection of breathtaking works of art.. Including "Mourning" by Michelangelo in the corridor on the right.

Florence

Florence's famous attractions include the Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers (located in the center of the old city) and the Church Square, where you can climb the Giotto Bell Tower and the dome of the church. After visiting the church area, I suggest you go to the municipal square, which is called the Florence Open-air Sculpture Museum. And Michelangelo Square is also a scenic spot worth visiting along the Florence River. If you are interested in Renaissance art, uffizi gallery and College Art Museum must not be missed!

Venice i.

There are no cars on Venice Island, so you need to take a motorboat from the railway station pier to the nearest pier, and then walk from the pier to the hotel. This is also the main mode of transportation for residents on the island, similar to buses in cities. You can check the nearest pier of the hotel online in advance to find the route schedule of all public water vessels in http://www.actv.it/en..

On Venice Island, you can visit Saint-Kyle Square, Saint-Kyle Cathedral, Governor's Office, Sigh Bridge and Rialto Bridge. You can also take water bus to Murano, Blano and other surrounding islands.

Milan

When you come to Milan, you must go to the "Duomo di Milano" in the center of Milan. It is the landmark building of Milan, the second cathedral in the world, the largest Gothic church and the largest marble building in Europe. The church has 135 minarets, and each minaret has a statue. Milan Cathedral is also the Gothic church with the largest number of statues in the world. There are more than 6,000 marble statues in the whole church, including 3,200 at the top and around. The statue of the Virgin Mary at the top is 4.2 meters high and made of gold plating. 1805, Napoleon was crowned king of Italy here.