Attractions of Italy
Italy doesn't need any advertisement due to world-famous Italian attractions. This is a country where 60 per cent of attractions in Europe are concentrated. Italy is good for traveling at any season because it presents not only beautiful nature but also famous attractions of Italy. Sightseeing in Italy attracts many tourists as almost every city or town is an open-air museum containing Italian attractions, monuments of architecture or traces of ancient Roman civilization.
Via della Minerva will lead you from piazza della Minerva to the piazza della Rotonda, where the Pantheon is located. In 1578 Giacomo della Porta installed a fountain in the central square, which was complemented with an Egyptian obelisk in the 18th Century. The obelisk once decorated the Field of Mars.
Read moreThe Coliseum, originally called the Flavian Amphitheatre is one of the top pieces of Roman architecture and one of the most famous buildings in the world. Trying to conquer the affection of the Roman crowds, who demanded "bread and games", the emperors were building amphitheatres, where gladiators fought to their death, wild beasts were hunted for entertainment, and even sea battles, called naumachias, were staged. As far as the latter is concerned the arenas had to be filled with water to make sea battles more realistic.
Read moreLocated east of Napoli, the Vesuvius National Park (Parco Nazionale del Vesuvio) is a place of huge geological as well as historical importance. Scientific research is active continuously on the territory of the park.
Read moreTower of Pisa has the height of 55 m, and the inscription on it indicates that it was established yet back in 1174. But since Pisa calendar was one year ahead than a standard one, actual date for the starting of the construction is to be considered as 1173.
Read moreJuliet's house is probably one of the most romantic sights of Italy. Thousands of couples in love from around the world come here in order to stick a love note on the wall with a piece of bubblegum or rub the shiny chest of monument to Juliet. By the way, the power of love is so great that Juliet's chest is rubbed into holes from time to time and they literally have to seal it with metal.
Read moreSforza Castle (Italian: Castello Sforzesco) is a name of residence of the dukes of Sforzesco dynasty in Milan and Vigevano. Milan's castle was originally built in the 14th century as the residence of the Visconti family, but it was ruined by the crowd of people after the establishment of the Ambrosian Republic.
Read moreThe Castel Sant Angelo is one of the most famous and charming buildings of Rome. The castle is built at the place where the Mausoleum of Hadrian had been standing, there is only the planimetry and some rooms left from it.
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