Museum of the City of Rome!!
Today's schedule
Hotel Breakfast → Mouth of Truth Tour → Santa Maria in Cosmedin Cathedral → Benz Tour → Pantheon → Trevi Fountain → Trinita Day Monty Cathedral → Spain Square → Campidolio Square → Venizia Square → Pororo Romano → Anti-Tank Stadium (Movie Ben Her) → Colosseum → Vatican Museums → St. Peter's Basilica → Sistine Chapel
We moved to Campidolio Square for the fourth course of the Mercedes tour.
Campidolio Square was created with Michelangelo's beautiful and wonderful ideas!
The building in the square is made up of a pair of left and right sides, and the building in the middle is the city hall building.
There are antique, beautiful stone statues at the entrance of the square, and if you go inside the square, you can see a mounted statue of Marcus Aurelius.
Surrounded by antique buildings, it consists of three buildings: the Campidolio Museum, the Palacho Conservatory, and the City Hall
Michelangelo must be a genius, a real angel.
When I look at his work, I forget the present moment for a moment.
Michelangelo may have lived a painful life for his work, but...
For us today, I'm just grateful that you left us beautiful, unspeakable, huge, great works!
I think Michelangelo enjoyed the passion for the work and the process of completing it one by one, even the pain of making it.
Our lives are full of passion and we have to enjoy the process.
Just seeing his work in person made me feel overwhelmed and lost my words for a while.
Leaving Campidolio Square behind, we moved to Venice Square.
Venice Square was built to commemorate the reunification of Italy, and it is called the "Roma's navel."
You can see a huge memorial statue of Vittorio Emanuela II in Venice Square.
In Venice Square, there is the Trajan column. At the bottom of the column lies the remains of the cremated emperor, and at the top of the column there was originally the statue of Emperor Trajan, but now the statue of Peter stands.
After the Venice Square tour, I moved to POW Romano.
It is said that Pororo Romano was originally a wetland with a lot of water.
It is said that it is the center of urban life after expanding sewage facilities.
Pororo Romano was destroyed by fire and later restored, but after the Middle Ages, Pororo Romano structures were demolished and used as building materials for other buildings.
If you actually go, it's in ruins, but you can feel the traces of old Rome.
I circled the Pororo Romano lightly and moved to the anti-tank stadium (Kirkus Maximus).
The anti-tank stadium is famous for its background in movie ventures!
Our group didn't get out of the car and go down to the bottom of the anti-tank stadium, but took a short walk around.
The anti-tank stadium was much bigger and wider than I thought.
When Kirkus Maximus was first built, it could accommodate 27,000 people, and after that, it was rebuilt to accommodate a quarter of the Roman people, and then expanded to accommodate up to 270,000.
270,000 people... Rome is amazing, isn't it?
To think that a long time ago, this place was full of people, watching anti-tank games...
I felt the people's cheers and hot heat.
Now, the anti-tank stadium seemed to be used as a park because only its form remained, and the natural weeds were laid.
We moved to the last Colosseum of the Mercedes tour.
As we moved to the Colosseum, the guide and the group who didn't do the Mercedes tour were waiting for us.
All the party get together and start watching the Colosseum!!
I don't know if it's under construction... I don't know why...
I really wanted to go inside the Colosseum...
I didn't get into the Colosseum,
I walked around like a walk outside the Colosseum and looked around.
I was really disappointed.
I'm constantly thirsty for a trip to Rome. Like a thirst that I can't drink even if I drink water...
Rome that I miss even after watching and watching ♥
Rome really recommends free travel ♥
Travel is always right. Travel is always positive. Travel is always love ♡
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