Introduction of tourist attractions in Milan and Florence, Italy? The fastest one gets extra points.

Milano, located on the flat plain of the Po River valley, is the capital of lombardia and the second richest city in Italy, and this position is hard-won. Rich and cosmopolitan Milanese enjoy the reputation of successful businessmen both overseas and in Italy. They embrace tradition, maturity and ambition equally, just like their shares in the stock market of San Siro Stadium or AC or Inter Milan, and they are likely to follow the opera at Scala Opera House.

In history, the city had to be rebuilt three times after being conquered. Founded by Celts in the 7th century BC, it was then called the id-plain, and was first looted by Goths in 600 AD.

Then came Barbarossa in 1 157, and finally the allied forces in World War II, when a quarter of the city was razed to the ground. From 1499 to 1870 in risorgimento, Milan reinvented itself under the rule of French, Spanish and Austrian rulers. It is a miracle that so many historical treasures still exist, including Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, which survived the direct blow of the Second World War.

Milan people's appreciation of tradition includes their unique respect for religion; They even pay special taxes for the maintenance of the cathedral. Therefore, it is fitting that the eternal symbol of this city is the gilded statue of the Virgin Mary on the top of the Il Duomo.

Milan is built around a historical core radiated from the cathedral, and a star-shaped arterial axis extends through the modern suburbs to

Ring road. The modern civic center is located in the northwest, around Mussolini Central Station, occupied by the Pirelli skyscraper of 1956. The Trade and Fashion Expo is held in Fiera District, located in the west of the core area around Genoa Port Station.

Milan's economy was successfully established at the end of19th century, when the influx of metal factories and rubber industry replaced agriculture and commercial trade as the main source of income for the city.

Milan is located in the center of the canal network, which provides irrigation for Lombardy Plain and provides important trade links between North and South. With the industrial takeover-the waterway is filled, Milan's position becomes less important. There are still several canals in the nearby Navigli district.

Bocconi University, a fashionable place where you can drink and listen to live music.

Milan has been the center of Italian automobile industry and financial market since 1970' s, but the limelight is occupied by fashion houses, which in turn attract media and advertising companies to the city. Milan is still the Italian fashion market-fashion lovers, supermodels and international paparazzi come to the city twice a year to attend its spring and autumn fairs. Valentino, Versace and

Armani may design and make their clothes in other places, but Milan has been carefully defending its reputation for talent, drama and creativity, and is a natural stage in Italy.

Florence (Italy)

The Arno River runs through the center of Florence.

Florence is the capital of Tuscany on the northwest coast of Italy. Florence's cultural and historical influence is enormous. However, this city is one of the most atmospheric and pleasant cities in Italy, and maintains a strong similarity with the small center in the late Middle Ages, which made great contributions to the cultural and political development of Europe.

Rome is a hot pot of history, while Florence is like returning to a Renaissance filled with Fiat and Vespa: Vecchio Bridge with many shops, the iconic Duomo Church, uffizi gallery inlaid with gems, Piazza della Signoria and Medici Chapel with many towers.

Duomo church

This famous cathedral has pink, white and green marble exterior walls. The facade and characteristic dome dominate the skyline of the city. It took nearly two centuries to build this building (even so, it was not until the 9th century A.D./KLOC-0), and it is the fourth cathedral in the world. The huge dome was designed by brunelleschi, and the murals and stained glass windows inside it were created by some Renaissance masters: vasari, Zokari, Donatello, Uccello and Gilbert. Take a deep breath, climb up and take a closer look, and you will see the wonderful scenery of the city, and get a deep understanding of how the dome was cleverly built-there are no scaffolding. The dome still defines the size of the city, and there is no higher building in the town.

Hercules and Kakus in Bandinelli can be found in Junjun Square.

Florence was founded in 200 BC as a colony of the Etruscan city of free soul, and later became Florence of Rome, a fortress town that controlled the streets of Flaminia. In13rd century, the pro-Pope Guelph and pro-imperial Kipling started a century-long quarrel, and finally Guelph established their own government in 1250. By 1292, Florence finally became a commercial republic controlled by the mercantile class in Guelph. In the late14th century, medici family began to consolidate his power and eventually became a banker to the Pope. Florence became the capital of the kingdom and remained there until Rome took over in 1875.

Florence was severely damaged by wars and floods (1966). Fortunately, the rescue work led to the extensive use of modern restoration technologies, which saved the national works of art..

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