Historic monuments of Italy
Italy is a country with a strong historical and cultural power, stronghold of many tours and incredible attractions to entertain more and more its visitors. There are many people who choose to go there during the holidays to get to know their main tourist attractions.
Located in the center of the city, it is one of the oldest amphitheatres in the world, built still in the Roman Empire. Representing there the fights between gladiators and spectacles with the animal beasts.
Currently, the place receives about 4 million visitors each year and is considered one of the World Heritage Sites. It is one of the Seven New Wonders of the World, titled in the year 2007.
Located in the Venetian city. Next to Piazza San Marco, it is one of the most characteristic bridges in the city. Many tourists usually go there to take pictures or just enjoy its beautiful architecture, after all it was built in white limestone rock and has windows with stone bars strongly representing the baroque style of the tim
A major tourist attraction in Venice, housed in a Renaissance building, within St. Mark's Square. The central part of the watch is made of gold and blue enamel and the differential of it is that besides showing the hours, it also shows the phases of the moon and the sign of the zodiac. Many people go unnoticed by the clock and do not even notice it, but when you are in the square you will see that it is quite easy to find it.
Located in the architectural complex of Praça dos Milagres, a true gem of the city, full of frescoes and much concern for every detail. The coolest of the region is that for every monument to have a beautiful garden in the vicinity many tourists take the opportunity to give a relaxed and rested by right there amidst an incredible atmosphere of one of the most magnificent cities in Italy.
Place with the highest concentration of visitors per square meter in Rome. Immortalized in the cinema, the Trevi Fountain has become a tradition for tourists crowding to do the traditional ritual of throwing a coin into the water that, according to legend, causes the visitor to return to the city. The tip is to go early or late at night, which is when there are fewer people.
It is a tourist attraction in Milan that should not be missed for theatergoers. The place is on the list of the 10 best opera houses in the world. The Teatro alla Scala was and is the home of Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti and Verdi, and by many it is considered the most famous opera house in the world. Even if nothing is happening, you can take the tour inside the theater and visit the Scala Museum.