Must-see tourist attractions in Italy

Introduction: Italy is a popular tourist attraction for domestic and foreign tourists. Below are the must-visit tourist attractions in Italy that I share with you, welcome to learn from them!

Piazza del Colosseo (Piazza del Colosseo)

It is also called the Colosseum. It is one of the greatest buildings in the Roman era and the best preserved amphitheater. field. It is located southeast of the Piazza Venezia in Rome, within the Aurelian walls. The ancient city structure is well preserved and is a model for the world. The Colosseum is one of the eight most famous attractions in the world and a symbol of the Roman Empire. 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. The venue can accommodate 107,000 spectators. .

Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli

It was rebuilt by Michelangelo in 1563 using the ruins of the tepidarium of the Baths of Diocleciano. In the 18th century, from 1863 to 1867, it was transformed into its current appearance by Luigi Vanvitelli. The entrance resembled the Pantheon and the ceiling was 91 meters high, which was the architectural limit at that time.

Milan Cathedral (Duomo del Milano)

The Milan Cathedral in the center of Milan, Italy, also known as the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin, Duomo Cathedral, was built in 1386 AD and was built in 1500. The vaults were completed and in 1774 the gilded statue of the Virgin Mary (whose hands are said to have been stolen) on the central tower was put in place. It was finally completed in 1897 and took five centuries to complete. Napoleon's coronation ceremony was held in Milan Cathedral in 1805.

Venice (Venezia)

Venice is a world-famous city built in the 5th century AD. It is located in northeastern Italy, about 4 kilometers away from the mainland, and is located on Lake Venice with about 118 large and small buildings. On the islands, more than 150 canals and 400 bridges criss-cross the 118 islands into a city. Become the most attractive tourist city in the world.

St. Mark’s Square (Piazza del SanMarco)

St. Mark’s Square is known as the most romantic square, and pigeons are the biggest feature here;

Sigh The two buildings connected by the Bridge of Sighs are the court and the prison. Generally speaking, people who enter the prison will not get out alive, and the Bridge of Sighs becomes the only place where they can see the sun in the end. Therefore, the prisoners Everyone can't help but sigh when they pass by here. Over time, these sighs become the "Bridge of Sighs"...

The Doge's Palace, the highest authority of the Republic of Venice; pink The colorful marble exterior walls, continuous pointed arches and four-pointed round windows are typical Gothic style.

St. Mark’s Basilica, with a strong Byzantine style, is said to be a church dedicated to St. Mark, the author of the Gospel; St. Mark is the patron saint of Venice, and its symbol is a lion. Therefore, the lion is also a symbol of Venice. The landmark, the old and new administrative residences on both sides of St. Mark's Basilica, are mostly used as cafes on the first floor; the most famous is Cafe Florian, where it is said that Hemingway and Byron often hung out; of course, the coffee here is also all-inclusive. The most expensive in Italy.

Gondola, according to legend, the previous boatmen were all young and handsome guys, singing love songs while rowing; in addition, gondola is the most expensive means of transportation in Venice.

Turin (Torino)

An ancient city of culture and art, with many squares in the city, many Renaissance art collections and architectural monuments. There are the Church of San Giovanni Battista, the Church of Valdensian, etc., as well as luxurious palaces. There are many parks along the left bank of the Po River. There are history and art museums. There are also the University of Turin founded in 1405, a number of science and engineering colleges and universities, the National Joseph Fudi Conservatory of Music, and a modern science and technology research and experimental center.

Turin also has ancient churches and palaces rich in art treasures, including the Guarini Chapel in Turin Cathedral, where the sheets covering the body of Jesus (the famous Turin Shroud) are preserved.

Firenze

means "City of Flowers" in Italian. It is located on a flat river in the Arno Valley and is surrounded by hills. The concept of Renaissance was born in Florence. As the cultural center of the European Renaissance, Florence has left countless historical buildings and historical treasures to modern people. Michelangelo Square, Ponte Vecchio and the nearby Leaning Tower of Pisa are the most important tourist attractions.

Sicily

Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the largest province in Italy. The natural scenery and cultural scenery here are integrated.