Here's a lists of 10 places to visit in Rome, Italy.
- Campo de’ Fiori is a rectangular shape area at the south of Navona Piazza, it used as a marketplace during the daytime, and it is also used as party spots for students and tourists at night. The meaning of this place name is “Field of Flowers” which was first given in the middle ages when this area was still a pasture. Every day (except Sunday), during the day this location is a market place where people sell vegetables. The locals can find food products that are fresh such as fish, meat, vegetables, and spices here.
- Castel sant'angelo was originally a mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian that was built between the years 135 and 139 Ad. This building was once used as a prison until 1870, but now functioned as a museum. As one destination of tourists from all over the world, this place is opened every Tuesday to Sunday, from 9.00 morning to 6.30 evening. Unfortunately, at Christmas and new year, this place is not opened to the public.
- The Roman Forum is located in a small valley between the Palatine and Capitoline Hills. The Roman Forum itself has stood for centuries and full of historical value because this place is the center of politics, administration and religion of Rome. Here are the websites of the oldest and most important in Rome. Every year, tourist attractions in Italy that is known as the meeting place of the most famous in the world throughout history is able to attract 4.5 million tourists from all over the world.
- Spanish Steps is a stairway that is truly monumental and consists of 135 stairs. The stairs was built with funds from the French in the years 1721-1725 to connect between the Embassy of the Bourbon of Spain and Trinita dei Monti Church that was under the auspices of the king-the king of Bourbon of France. This staircase was designed by architects Francesco de Sanctis and Alessandro Specchi. Tourist attractions in Italy is also often used as a place of the movie
- Trevi Fountain, its Completed in 1762 by Nicola Salvi, the Trevi is famous as a Baroque fountain with the composition of mythological sculpture of Neptune, god of the sea flanked by two Triton. Built with high 26,3 meters and a width of 49,15 meter, this fountain had often been entered in some famous Hollywood movie. That said anyone who throws a coin into this fountain with the right hand over the left shoulder could come back to Rome one day. Money coins worth about 3,000 Euros are thrown into this fountain each day. The coins contained in the fountain is used to subsidize a supermarket in Rome that need help. But unfortunately, sometimes the coins in a large amount is stolen by irresponsible people.
- Vatican Museums, its founded by Pope Julius II in the 6th century, the Vatican Museums located inside the Vatican city boasts some of the relics of the world's most important. Interesting things You can find in this museum in which the spiral staircase, rooms of Raphael, and the Sistine Chapel beautiful. Under the patronage of Pope Julius II, the ceiling of the chapel painted by Michelangelo in the years 1508 to 1512. In 2013, the year recorded the museum is visited by more than 5.5 million tourists from different corners of the world.
- The Pantheon is one of the Roman buildings that maintained its integrity to date. A place that serves as the Roman Catholic Church since the 7th century it was originally built in the year 126 AD as a temple to all the gods of the Romans. The Pantheon consists of a building shaped foyer is circular with three ranks of granite Corinthian. This porch has a concrete dome with a central opening (oculus) to the sky. The Pantheon has been aged 2000 years and still stands up to now
- The basilica of Saint Peter is a large church which has become tourist attractions in Rome, Italy the most popular. This church has a height of the interior up to 120 meters, the height is enough to make spaceships with rocket thrusters to stand in it. The basilica stands over the traditional site where Peter, the apostle who is considered the first pope was crucified and buried. Construction of the building of the Basilica started in 1506 and completed in 1615. Many art workers who participated in the design of buildings such as for example Michelangelo and Bernini.
- The Colosseum is the largest building and the most famous in Rome making it one of the tourist attractions in Rome, Italy the most popular and crowded. The construction of the Colosseum was started by Emperor Vespasian of the Flavian in the year 72 Ad and completed by his son Titus in the year 80 Ad. A place that is able to accommodate about 50,000 spectators it has 80 pieces of the door so that visitors can easily enter the building. Today, the Colosseum is a major tourist attraction in Rome that is visited by thousands of tourists every day
- Piazza dei Miracoli is the cathedral square which is located in the city of Pisa, Tuscany, Italy. This square resembles the garden most of the soil is cemented and partly grassy, with buildings of beautiful white dominate this area. The Piazza is also surrounded by a fence and the buildings colorful. There are 4 main buildings that dominate, namely the Duomo (cathedral), Leaning Tower of Pisa, Babtistery , and the Camposanto, which is where the leaning Tower of Pisa become famous in the world because of its uniqueness.
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