The ancient city of Pompeii, the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, Venice, the beautiful water city, and the Colosseum of ancient Rome, which is known as the eighth wonder of the world ... The site of Pompeii is one of the world heritage sites approved by UNESCO.
The Colosseum is one of the greatest buildings in Roman times and the best preserved amphitheater. Located in the southeast of Venice Square, within the walls of Romao's Lenino. The structure of the ancient city is well preserved and can be called a model of the world.
The Colosseum is one of the eight famous places of interest in the world and a symbol of the Roman Empire. This huge amphitheater is called flavio Theater because it was built by several emperors of flavio family. Usually, people call it the colossus. The Colosseum looks like a huge bunker, covering an area of 20,000 square meters, with a wall circumference of 527 meters, a diameter of 188 meters and a wall height of 57 meters, which is equivalent to the height of a modern building with 19 floors and can accommodate107,000 spectators. Like all buildings in Rome, its basic structure is the arch coupon structure. A series of arches, coupons and properly arranged oval building components make the whole building extremely powerful. This is the venue for the Colosseum, British track and field, horse racing, drama and song and dance performances. This magnificent building is a model of architecture. This is a magnificent building built on a concave ground. In Nero's time, this depression was an artificial lake in Nero's Golden Palace Garden.
Milan Cathedral
Milan Cathedral, also known as the Church of the Nativity, is located in the center of Milan, Italy. It was built in 1386, and its vault was completed in 1500. The gilded statue of the Virgin Mary (it is said that her hand has been stolen) was placed on the central tower in 1774. It was finally completed in 1897, which took five centuries. It is not only the symbol of Milan, but also the center of Milan. Napoleon was crowned in Milan Cathedral in 1805.
This hall is dedicated to the body of the Archbishop of Milan in the15th century. The head is made of silver and the body is the bishop's real body. There is a small hole in the roof of the church. At noon, the sun shines on the metal strips in the north-south direction of the floor. The ancients used this to measure time, which was called "sun clock". The square in front of the church was built at 1862. In the middle is the bronze statue of Queen Emmanuel II, the first king of the Kingdom of Italy. The yellow building on the right side of the square is a royal palace with neoclassical architectural style, which was built in 1778 and has now been turned into a museum of contemporary art.
On the left side of Milan Cathedral Square, there is the gallery of Victoria Emmanuel II, which was built in 1865-1877. The promenade is cross-shaped, with a length of196m, a width of 47m and a height of 47m. The top of the gallery is arched and equipped with a stained glass shed. The ground is a mosaic pattern paved with marble. The huge arched buildings are magnificent, and there are beautifully decorated gold and silver jewelry, fashion, gift shops, restaurants, cafes and bookstores in the promenade. This is the leisure center of Milan citizens, full of resting citizens and tourists, and it is very lively all year round. There is a statue of Leonardo da Vinci in Scala Square, which passes through the corridor of Queen Emmanuel II of Victoria.
Saint mark's square
St. Kyle Square is known as the most romantic square, and pigeons are the biggest feature here;
Sigh bridge, the two buildings connected by sigh bridge are court and prison respectively; Generally speaking, people who go to prison will not come out alive, and the bridge of sighs has become the only place where they can see the sunshine in the end. Therefore, prisoners can't help sighing when they pass by. Over time, these sighs have become "bridges of sighs" ...
pizza
? 1063, in order to commemorate the patron saint of Pisa, Pisa people began to build the so-called La Manecke-Pisa style cathedral-Ka Szedlar in the square in the northeast corner of the city. Designed by the sculptor Bonanno Kaituo-Pisano, there is also a leaning tower circular auditorium for cleaning Pisa and a bell tower to form a complex, which is also a typical Italian imitation Roman building. As can be seen in the photo, in this group of buildings, the Baptist church is located in front of the main church, on the same axis as the church, and the bell tower is in the southeast corner of the church. These two circular buildings match each other in size, height and distance, and seem to be in perfect harmony with the main church.
The outer wall of the church is made of red and white marble, and the color is solemn and harmonious. ......
What are the representative buildings in Italy?
Colosseum:
The Colosseum, Italy's Colosseum, was a place where slave owners, nobles and freemen watched fighting animals or slaves fight during the Roman Empire.
Colosseum (Italian: Colosseo), also translated as Colosseum, Colosseum, Colosseum and Colosseum, was originally named flavio Flavium, which was built in 72-82 AD and is a symbol of ancient Roman civilization. The site is located in the center of Rome, the capital of Italy. It's in the south of Venice Square, near the ancient Roman market.
From the appearance, it is a right circle; Looking down at it, it is oval. Covering an area of about 20,000 square meters, the major axis is about 188 meters, the minor axis is about 156 meters, the perimeter is about 527 meters, and the wall is about 57 meters high. This huge building can accommodate nearly 90 thousand people.
Milan Cathedral:
Milan Cathedral, a famous Catholic church in Italy, also known as Dumo Cathedral, Domo Cathedral and Domo Cathedral, located in Milan, Italy, is one of the five largest churches in the world and the second largest in the world. Milan, located on the Olona River at the southern foot of the Alps, is an ancient city with a long history and the second largest Italian city. In A.D. 1386, the vault was completed in 1500, and the gilded Madonna on the central tower was put in place in 1774. It was finally completed in 1897, which took five centuries. It is not only the symbol of Milan, but also the center of Milan. Napoleon was crowned in Milan Cathedral in 1805.
Casetta Palace
Casetta Palace was built by the famous Italian architect Luigi Van Viteli for Prince Charles of Bourbon Dynasty. 1752 started and 1774 was completed. The palace is 247 meters long, 184 meters wide and 4 1 meter high. There are five floors, divided into 1200 rooms, with a "Tian" shape on the plane. In addition to buildings, the palace also includes four courtyards 72 meters long and 52 meters wide. In front of the palace is a big square covered with holly. 1200 halls and rooms in the palace are very elegant and luxurious. There are many works of art in the room, including gold and silver utensils, gold-plated bronzes, pottery, porcelain, marble carvings and silk fabrics. The wall is decorated with various murals, oil paintings and tapestries, which are luxuriantly decorated. In addition to the main hall, sleeping hall, imperial study hall and other famous places, there are also worship halls and palaces.
Florence Santa Maria Hundred Flowers Cathedral
Cathedral: Baihua Cathedral is the landmark of Florence. Its appearance is made of pink, green and milky white marble, which shows the elegant and noble temperament of women, so it is also called the "Virgin Mary".
Baihua Cathedral was built by Arnold Di cambio in 1296. The huge dome in the center is the first Renaissance dome built by the famous architect brunelleschi, which took 14 years to complete. It is a model of dome architecture in Renaissance. When Michelangelo planned to design the dome of St. Peter's Cathedral, he said, "I can build a dome bigger than that of the Emerald Cathedral, but I can't compare with its beauty."
If you want to climb the roof of the cathedral, you can enter from the left corridor of the small church on the right and climb 463 steps. The facade of the church has been rebuilt twice, and there are many great works of art in the Cathedral Opera House behind the church.
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italian: Torre pendente di Pisa or Torre di Pisa, English: lean Tower of Pisa) is the independent bell tower of Pisa Cathedral in Italy, located in the Miracle Square in the north of Pisa in Tuscany, Italy. There are a group of religious buildings scattered on the lawn of the square, namely the cathedral (built in1063-13rd century), the Baptist church (built in1153-14th century), the bell tower (leaning tower of Pisa) and the cemetery (.
The leaning tower of Pisa is high from bottom to top. ......
What are the landmark buildings in Italy?
1 St. Peter's Cathedral 20,000 Temple 3 Pisa Cathedral 4 Fountain 5 St. Kyle's Cathedral 6 Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers 7 Leaning Tower of Pisa 8 Pompeii 9 Colosseum 10 Milan Cathedral
What are the famous buildings in Italy?
The famous Italian architecture 1. The amphitheater. This huge amphitheater is called flavio Theater because it was built by several emperors of flavio family. Usually, people call it the colossus. This is a magnificent building built on a concave ground. In Nero's time, this depression was an artificial lake in Nero's Golden Palace Garden. The construction of the Arena was started by Emperor Vespaciano in 72-75 AD and completed by Emperor Tito in 80 AD ... Traditionally, 40,000 slaves were used to build this building, which was part of the10,000 prisoners brought back to Rome by Emperor Tito after destroying Jerusalem in 70 AD. The Colosseum has been a symbol of Rome since its birth and remains a symbol of Rome today. Even today, standing on the ruins of the Colosseum, it seems that you can still hear the shouts of crazy audiences that shook the earth two thousand years ago. Built in 80 BC, this magnificent arena is a model of public buildings. Here we can see the most basic structure and one of the greatest achievements of ancient Roman architecture: the arch coupon structure. A series of arches, coupons and properly arranged oval building components make the whole building extremely powerful. The architecture at that time liberated the internal space according to this high-level structural form. The arena is designed with spacious stairs and corridors, 80 arches, and numbers are marked at the entrance of each arch, which is convenient for the audience to find their seats quickly. In ten minutes, 50,000 people can enter the theater and take their seats. This design is very progressive even today. The functional design of the arena is also reasonable. The places where gladiators go in and out, rest places, places where wild animals are kept, and places where the dead and wounded come out are all clearly distributed. Until 608 AD, the Colosseum was used to fight gladiators and wild animals, and it was converted into a castle in the Middle Ages. Later, it was partially destroyed and became a place for excavating building materials to build churches and palaces. This destruction lasted for centuries and was not stopped and repaired until the 19th century.
The main buildings in Italy
Rome
The Colosseum is the symbol of Italy.
The Vatican in Romane, the smallest country in the world, has the largest church in the world, where the Pope lives.
Assisi townlet
San Francesco Church, San Francisco, is the most famous Christian saint in the world, and San Francisco in the United States is named after him.
Florence
Uffizi Museum, almost all the most famous Italian works of art are in it.
Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers, one of the most famous churches in the world.
pizza
Leaning Tower, another symbol of Italy.
Northeast China
Venice
Square St. Kyle's church
Verona
Romeo and Juliet's hometown (man-made landscape, without these two people in history) has Juliet's former residence (fake) and Juliet's tomb (fake), but it is still full of romance.
Besides Romeo and Juliet, the Grand Theatre of Verona is another symbol of Verona.
North central Milan
Milan Cathedral (Domo)
northwest area
Turin
Egyptian Museum, the second largest museum about Egypt in the world (the largest in Africa).
Film museum
Windward bow jib
I live in this city and study tourism, so I introduce this city a little more, although it is not so famous.
The former residence of Columbus, the former residence of Columbus who discovered the New World.
Marshal doria's villa, Marshal Admiral of the fleet doria, the most powerful in Europe in the era of great navigation, and even the common monarchs of the five low-lying European countries, such as Karl V, Germany, Spain, Sicily and Napoli, will all ask for his support to fight against the Turkish pirate Barbarossa.
Genoa is the second largest aquarium in Europe.
Duke's mansion
Church of San Lorenzo
What is the most famous building in Italy?
The south is dominated by natural scenery and customs, and there are few world-famous buildings, so I won't introduce them here.
middle
Rome
The Colosseum is the symbol of Italy.
The Vatican in Romane, the smallest country in the world, has the largest church in the world, where the Pope lives.
Assisi townlet
San Francesco Church, San Francisco, is the most famous Christian saint in the world, and San Francisco in the United States is named after him (I don't know why it was translated into San Francisco later, but it was first translated into San Francisco, that is, the transliteration of Chinese characters after the translation of San Francesco's English name).
Florence
Uffizi Museum, almost all the most famous Italian works of art are in it.
Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers, one of the most famous churches in the world.
pizza
Leaning Tower, another symbol of Italy.
Northeast China
Venice
Square St. Kyle's church
Verona
Romeo and Juliet's hometown (man-made landscape, without these two people in history) has Juliet's former residence (fake) and Juliet's tomb (fake), but it is still full of romance.
Besides Romeo and Juliet, the Grand Theatre of Verona is another symbol of Verona.
North central
Milan
Milan Cathedral (Domo)
northwest area
Turin
Egyptian Museum, the second largest museum about Egypt in the world (the largest in Africa).
Film museum
Windward bow jib
I live in this city and study tourism, so I introduce this city a little more, although it is not so famous.
The former residence of Columbus, the former residence of Columbus who discovered the New World.
Marshal doria's villa, Marshal Admiral of the fleet doria, the most powerful in Europe in the era of great navigation, and even the common monarchs of the five low-lying European countries, such as Karl V, Germany, Spain, Sicily and Napoli, will all ask for his support to fight against the Turkish pirate Barbarossa.
Genoa is the second largest aquarium in Europe.
Duke's mansion
Church of San Lorenzo
What are the famous buildings in medieval Europe?
1 Fort Drakula, Romania
Located in central and western Romania, also known as Castle Brown. Built in 1377 and completed in 1382. The whole castle is like a tight battle fortress. It is said that the most distinctive feature of this castle is its four turrets. These turrets either store gunpowder or have raised floors, which are specially used to pour hot water on enemies who want to besiege the castle. The four turrets are connected by a corridor with shooting holes on the outer wall of the corridor. Today, Fort Dracula has become a museum of history and art. ..
Granmis Castle, Scotland
The most haunted castle in Scotland is located in Grameen, Scotland. Built in 1372. Compatible with French and Scottish architectural styles, Normandy-style turrets surround the classical Scottish tower. There are gorgeous Italian gardens and Dutch gardens outside the castle, which are beautifully managed.
3 Aiding Castle
Edinburgh Castle is the spiritual symbol of Edinburgh and even Scotland. Built in 157 1. Standing on the top of a dead volcanic rock overlooking Edinburgh, the military tattoo held here every August shows the majestic atmosphere of Edinburgh Castle.
What are the names of the famous buildings in Italy?
Colosseum, Rome Fountain, Leaning Tower of Pisa, San Siro Stadium (hehe).
What are the famous tourist attractions in Italy?
Rome Milan Venice Pisa Turin Five Fishing Villages Florence
These cities are famous tourist cities, and I live in Turin.
I recommend Milan, Venice and Florence.
Needless to say, Venice is a must-see in Milan, Italy, because if you want to go shopping, you can't miss it. Florence is also beautiful, which is another style compared with Venice. Florence is also a shopping paradise.
Although Rome is famous and I don't like it very much, it is still very valuable to you. I was looking forward to it when I first came out, but now I feel nothing when I see this architectural style. But if you have an appointment, you can visit the Vatican in Rome.
There is really no need to eat pizza (I think)
Turin, because I don't feel anything living here.
Wuyun Village went with her lover, a romantic place, even if there is no lover.
You can check the information of these cities before you decide.