意大利著名景点
科洛塞竞技场(Piazza del Colosseo)
科洛塞竞技场(又译罗马斗兽场）是罗马时代最伟大的建筑之一，也是保存最好的一座圆形竞技场。位于威尼斯广场的东南面。斗兽场是世界八大名胜之一，也是罗马帝国的象征。这座巨大的露天剧场叫做弗拉维奥剧场，因为它是由弗拉维奥家族的几位皇帝建造的。通常，人们称之为科洛塞。斗兽场的外观像一座庞大的碉堡，占地20000平方米，围墙周长527米，直径188米，墙高57米，相当于一座19层现代楼房的高度，场内可10.7万观众。像所有罗马的建筑一样，其基本结构是拱券结构，一系列的拱、券和恰当安排的椭圆形建筑构件使整座建筑极为坚固。这是当年用斗兽、英竞技、赛马、戏剧和歌舞表演的场地。这座雄伟的建筑堪称建筑的楷模。是建造在一片凹地上的宏伟建筑。尼禄时代，这一凹地是尼禄金殿花园里的一个人工湖。
威尼斯(Venezia)
既有世上独一无二的温柔，又不乏历史上地中海最强的高雅风景，东西方的桥梁。这座建于公元5世纪的世界著名城市位于意大利东北部，离大陆约4公里，坐落在威尼斯湖约118个大大小小的岛屿上。150多条运河和400座桥梁纵横交错，把这118个岛屿联成一个城市整体。威尼斯无可比拟的独特外貌和丰富的艺术宝藏，使它成为世界上最具有吸引力的旅游城市。威尼斯的美离不开碧绿碧绿的水和摇摇晃晃的小船，更离不开富丽堂皇的古典建筑物。站在圣马可广场向四周眺望，纵横的街道在这里化身成蜿蜒的运河；在普通城市街上通行无阻的车辆，在这里变成了小船。这里的每一条小水道、小街、小教堂和小广场都是风景，也记录着水城灿烂的文化和历史。
圣马可广场，(Piazza del san.marco)被誉为最浪漫的广场，鸽子是这里最大的特色
叹息桥，叹息桥连接的两座建筑物分别是法院和监狱；一般来讲，进入监狱的人都不会活着出去的，而叹息桥就成为了他们最后唯一可以看见阳光的地方，因此，囚犯们经过这里的时候都会不自禁地发出一声叹息，久而久之，这些叹息就叹成了“叹息桥”了……
总督宫，威尼斯共和国时期的最高权力机关；粉红色的大理石外墙，连续的尖型拱门和四辨花型圆窗，属于典型的哥特式风格。
圣马可大教堂，强烈的拜占庭风格，相传是用来供奉福音作者圣马可的教堂；圣马可是威尼斯的守护神，标志物是狮子，因此，狮子也是威尼斯的标志物。
圣马可大教堂两旁的新旧行政官邸，一楼现在大多用做咖啡馆；最著名的是弗洛里安咖啡馆，据说海明威、拜伦经常在这里流连；当然，这里的咖啡也是全意大利最昂贵的~~
贡多拉，相传以前的船夫都是又年轻又帅气的小伙子，边划船还边唱着情歌；现在当然不是了~~ 另外，贡多拉是威尼斯最贵的交通工具，除非你的钱多的可以拿来烧，否则，象征式地坐坐就可以了……
Italy famous scenic spots
Ke Luose Arena (Piazza del Colosseo)
Ke Luose Arena (also translated the Roman Colosseum) Roman times is the greatest one of the building, but also to preserve the best of an amphitheater. Venice is located in the south-east of the square. Colosseum is one of the world’s eight major attractions, but also a symbol of the Roman Empire. The huge open-air theater called Flavio Theater, as it is by Flavio’s family, several of the construction of the emperor. In general, Keluo Se known. Colosseum look like a huge bunker, covers an area of 20,000 square meters, 527 meters perimeter wall with a diameter of 188 meters, 57 meters high wall, which is equivalent to a 19-story modern building height, site could be 107,000 spectators. Like all Roman architecture, the basic structure of the arch structure, a series of humps, coupons and appropriate arrangements for the oval-shaped building components so that the whole building is extremely strong. This is the time to use animal fighting, the British sports, horse racing, theater and cabaret venue. The majestic architecture of the building can be a model. Construction is in a concave on the floor of the magnificent building. Nero era, this is Nero Au Kam-din in the garden of a man-made lake.
Venice (Venezia)
Not only unique gently in the world, there is no lack of history of the Mediterranean’s most elegant landscape, the East-West bridge. This was built in the 5th century the world-famous city is located in the north-east Italy, about 4 km from the mainland, the lake is located in Venice, about 118 large and small islands. More than 150 articles and canals criss-crossing 400 bridges, 118 of this island into a city as a whole. Venice looks unique and unparalleled wealth of art treasures, making it the world’s most attractive tourist cities. Venice can not be separated from the United States and the green green water and rickety boats, but can not be separated from the magnificent classical buildings. Piazza San Marco to look around the stands, vertical and horizontal streets here into the embodiment of the winding canals; ordinary city streets and unhindered access of vehicles into the boat here. Here’s one for every small waterways, streets, small churches and small square is the scenery, but also a record Shuicheng splendid culture and history.
Piazza San Marco, (Piazza del san.marco) as the most romantic squares, pigeons here is the greatest feature
Bridge of Sighs, Bridge of Sighs connecting the two buildings are the courts and prisons; In general, people enter the prison will not go out alive, and the Bridge of Sighs became the last of their only place to see the sun, After prisoners here will be sent to Buzi Jin A Sigh, with the passage of time, the sigh sigh on a Bridge of Sighs … …
Governor’s Palace of the Republic of Venice during the highest organ of state power; pink marble wall, a row of sharp-arch and identified four flower-round window, typical of the Gothic style.
St. Mark’s Cathedral, a strong Byzantine style, traditionally used to worship is the author of the Gospel of St. Mark’s Church; San Marco, the patron saint of Venice, however, the marker is a lion, the lion of Venice is also a marker.
St. Mark’s Cathedral on both sides of the old and new Executive Mansion, on the first floor is now mostly used as a coffee shop; the most famous is the Florian Cafe, is said to Hemingway, Byron often hang around here; of course, the coffee here is the whole Italy Expensive ~ ~
Gondola, the boatmen Legend has it that before they were young and handsome young man, boating while also singing love songs; now, of course, is not a ~ ~ In addition, Venice gondola is the most expensive means of transport, unless your money The burning can be used, or a token will be able to sit up … …
Venice (Italian: Venezia, Venetian: Venesia or Venexia) is a city in northern Italy, the capital of the region Veneto, and has a population of 271,251 (census estimate January 1, 2004). Together with Padua, the city is included in the Padua-Venice Metropolitan Area (population 1,600,000). Venice has been known as the La Dominante, Serenissima, Queen of the Adriatic, City of Water, City of Bridges, and The City of Light. It is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world.[1]
The city stretches across 118 small islands in the marshy Venetian Lagoon along the Adriatic Sea in northeast Italy. The saltwater lagoon stretches along the shoreline between the mouths of the Po (south) and the Piave (north) Rivers. The population estimate of 272,000 inhabitants includes the population of the whole Comune of Venezia; around 62,000 in the historic city of Venice (Centro storico); 176,000 in Terraferma (the Mainland), mostly in the large frazione of Mestre and Marghera; and 31,000 live on other islands in the lagoon.
The Venetian Republic was a major maritime power during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, and a staging area for the Crusades and the Battle of Lepanto, as well as a very important center of commerce (especially silk, grain and spice trade) and art in the 13th century up to the end of the 17th century.