Unlike the Place de la République in Paris, the square here is a pure attraction with the Basilica of Our Lady of the Angels and Martyrs and the Central Station next to it. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info The Rome Visitor Center in exchange for the Rome Pass is inside the central station, the location is very difficult to find, the specific location is inside the train station, the rightmost row of shops go ahead.

There is an entrance near platform 24, and you can see the Romapass sign when you enter. The waitress here speaks very standard English, and she will also be very considerate to tell tourists to be careful with their luggage, and it is best not to backpack in crowded places, alas, if she has experienced the crazy pickpocketing season before the Spring Festival in Dajing, this level is just juoo.

In fact, the romapass can also be picked up at the airport, as long as you don't use it, the time is not counted, but Yunluo and An Chuyu met because it was too late to pick up at the train station near the hotel. After changing the Romapa location at the central train station to get the Rome Pass, you can go to the sightseeing bus station and wait for the fancy bus.

There are several sightseeing bus companies in the city of Rome, each with a different starting time, Yunluo and An Chuyu set the first flight on the Internet at 10 o'clock, and the main station is called Marala behind the central train station. There are also bus terminals at the MIAB station, which is next to the B-shaped hotel in Republic Square.

The best location for sightseeing buses is in the first row on the second floor, so if you can't get a seat, please sit on the right side of the bus, which has a better view. From the beginning to the end of the sightseeing bus, you can get on and off at every stop within 24 hours, just show him the ticket when you get on the bus, and the conductor will give you a pair of headphones after confirming the ticket information.

Plugged into the bus carriage can listen to the commentary generally has 8 languages, some bus companies have 9 kinds, Yunluo country as an important combat power has attracted the attention of Italy, and in many places opened Chinese services. It takes about 2 hours to take a bus ride around the central train station.

This mainly depends on whether Rome's traffic is congested or not, and there is no congestion in the imperial capital, why is Rome ranked higher than the imperial capital in the city without congestion on the network? , the basic attractions will stop to, Yunluo and An first time to see so good. I canceled my plan and decided to take a sightseeing bus ride and then decide which spot to stop for a visit.

However, after a final walk, I chose the Colosseum as my first stop. After getting out of the car, I couldn't help but start complaining again, many times Yunluo and An always said that Italy was the Chinese country of Europe. What kind of non-compliance with traffic order or something...... However, it is really difficult to be a law-abiding citizen in Yunluo, Italy.

Many intersections are not regular intersections but roundabouts, and there are at least five lanes on the roundabout, and some roads have no street lights...... You can't let Yunluo look at the streetlights at the intersection next door to cross the street, right? And then...... Yunluo stood on the edge of the intersection and looked up to the sky and sighed, where are all your people in Italy.

What year and month can wait for a European who has crossed the same intersection with the clouds...... So...... If we don't have a car, let's go...... Anyway, European cars will slow down and let you go first when they see you crossing the street. The central train station is close to the streets of the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, the central train station, the walls of the Vatican, and then again.

Tickets to the Colosseum are the most expensive in all of Rome. And not without reason, in addition to visiting the Colosseum, this ticket also includes admission to the ancient Roman ruins next door. The Colosseum in ancient Rome has nothing to say, it is simply a landmark of the ancient Roman Empire, and because the designers have done a good job of planning, it is never congested, in fact, it is because there are few people.

And because the Colosseum occupies a very important place in the history of the world, you will need to go through security and hand checks when you visit, and the Italian GIs will carry guns and wear camouflage uniforms to look at your bag...... Well, just take a look...... Then you can go inside and see the ruins. The ruins have two floors, and the view is definitely better on the second floor.

Souvenirs are sold on both floors. But only the shops on the first floor rent narrations. Yunluo didn't know that this commentator didn't support Chinese, but there was a Chinese version of the commemorative book sold inside...... The interior is actually like this, the Colosseum, the Colosseum, the Colosseum, and the Colosseum, after seeing the Colosseum, you can go out and walk along the Arch of Triumph in Constantinople to the ruins of Ancient Rome.

For friends who do the strategy, in fact, the distance between the Arc de Triomphe and the Colosseum is less than 50 meters, and the distance from the Arc de Triomphe to the ancient Roman ruins is not more than 100 meters. Compared with the first two, the ruins appear very large, if you have to make a metaphor, please use the tomb of the Qin king to imagine. The ruins are on a hill.

Almost all of the sites are ruined, and each spot is accompanied by an English-speaking commentary. So if you don't know a lot about the history of ancient Rome, you can basically go anywhere in about 2 hours, and you can walk around in 30 minutes as long as you have a bird's-eye view of the ruins.

The Arch of Constantine, the Arch of Constantinople, the Arch of Arch, the Roman Ruins, the Roman Ruins, the Roman Ruins, and the Roman Ruins, there are ticket gates, but as long as you buy a ticket to the Colosseum, you can enter it, don't spend money in vain. With the Rome Pass, there will be a dedicated ticket gate, provided that the Colosseum is used as a free entry attraction.

Well, but as long as it's an Asian face, the ticket inspector will be very considerate to ask you in advance in English if you have a Rome Pass, and then direct you to the special ticket gate. After visiting the ancient Roman ruins, if you have enough time to continue to visit the two attractions if you have a fast pace, Yunluo and An Chuyu chose to take a sightseeing bus to Capitoline Hill, which is not two stops away from the Colosseum.

There are 2 attractions to visit. One is the Capitoline Museum, which costs 9 euros, and the other is Piazza Venezia, and there is a church in between. Piazza Capitoline was designed by Michelangelo and includes the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius on the piazza is a replica, the original is in the museum next door and in the museum.

The view is spectacular. The museum includes the Palazzo Nuovo and the Conservative Palace on both sides of the square, connected by an underground passage, and there are places to store bags and umbrellas in the Conservative Palace on the right. There are a lot of marble statues in the entire museum in Piazza Venezia, and at first Yunluo and An Chuyu thought that they were all genuine.

It wasn't until Yunluo and An first met and saw the identical sculpture of Hercules again in the Vatican...... In fact, there are very, very many replicas in museums throughout Italy...... So don't pat at a familiar sculpture when you see it, maybe the one you see is just a copy.

In addition to sculptures, paintings, and murals, the Capitoline Museum in front of the museum recommends observing the entire building, with gorgeous ceilings, large columns full of ancient Roman style, etc., which are all masterpieces of Michelangelo! What is sure to be the real thing in this museum is the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius.

The dying Gauls, the Venus of Capitol, the Medusa of Bernini. The entire museum is not allowed to take pictures, but how to say it...... If you really want to take pictures, no one will stop you...... But it's better not to shoot...... The jewel of the Capitoline is the giant statue of the Capitoline Museum at the entrance of the Venus Capitoline Museum.

The Promenade Capitoline Museum Because the museum's no-photograph sign is not erected in a prominent position at the entrance, Yunluo happily took pictures for a long time before he found the red sign next to the statue...... So, in fact, except for the Vatican Museums, most museums are forbidden to take pictures.

If you want to be a good tourist, please pay attention to this. Other than that. All churches except St. Peter's Basilica are also forbidden to take pictures in all churches in Rome...... Visiting the Capitoline Museum is an insider's doorway, and the layman's watch the lively work, for the layman's cloud. It only took 1 hour to get out.

After looking at the small sculptures that show a circle, it can be regarded as a purification of the soul, don't underestimate this, when you go to the Vatican, you will know that the sculptures over there are covered by leaves! . Piazza Venezia left the Capitoline Museum, and Yunluo and An Chuyu went to a nearby church to rest first.

Why do you want to mention this church? It's too simple, Yunluo will next talk about the churches in Rome in detail. Churches were a very common building in Rome. It's like seeing temples in Wutai Mountain as often. But unlike the temples that Yunluo and Ann first encountered, the churches in Rome were the spiritual world constructed by medieval missionaries who looted the wealth of the entire territory.

So you can see gorgeous ceiling frescoes, 2-meter-high sculptures, oil paintings about miracles, and all kinds of golden decorations in every church. These things represent the spiritual and man-made wealth of Europe for two whole centuries, and some of the chapels contain authentic works of famous painters.

Therefore, Yunluo and An Chuyu had better look at everything in the church with a pious heart, don't make noise in the church, and don't scribble on it, and the priest inside won't let you have this opportunity. The next destination is Piazza Venezia, which houses the Victor Emmanuel II Memorial Hall.

When the clouds go down, there is an exhibition that is being opened, and you can go inside and see it. However, there is nothing particularly nice about the interior, as always, with a large dome and large columns. But this place is especially recommended to go to the top. Because the Capitoline Hill is relatively high, and the memorial hall is the tallest building in the city center, the scenery after climbing to the top is particularly amazing!

There is also a guide board on the roof that explains in detail what the scenery is, although it costs 7 euros, it feels like it's worth it. The specific place to climb to the top is behind the platform next to the church, there is a transparent elevator, next to which stands a man in a black suit, and there is a ticket office in front of it.

Ancient Roman ruins, panoramic view of Rome, Piazza Venezia, a random seabird on the side of the road...... Piazza Venezia overlooking Piazza VeneziaPia Venezia has about 15 minutes to climb to the top and enjoy the scenery, after all, the height is not cold, and there is no other consumption except the scenery. So the overall time spent in Piazza Venezia is about less than 30 minutes.

It wasn't dark yet. Yunluo and An Chuyu decided to go to the neighborhood to find food...... Then, pass by the legendary Trevi Fountain. So Rome is really not big! The Trevi Fountain is under renovation and the Trevi Fountain is not at all as outstanding as it appears in the pictures, and the real fountain is in the alleys of Rome.

Lots and lots of restaurants and shops nearby. Unfortunately, the fountain has been under renovation since 2014 for the World Expo, so it is impossible to actually throw coins into the fountain. But the industrious Italians also took great pains to make this temple-like attraction. Trevi Fountain Trevi Fountain first though drained of water.

However, there is still a passage that allows you to get close to the middle of the fountain and admire the sculptures on it up close. The second and most important point is that a temporary coin pool was built in the middle of the front of the fountain, and a charming photo of the Trevi Fountain was pasted to meet everyone's need to make a wish. There are indeed quite a few coins......

In front of the fountain, you will be given a temporary small wishing pool for coin and wishing, Trevi Fountain As for the dinner part, Yunluo and An have skipped it for the first time, but there are two things to say. One thing is that Europeans eat about twice as much as the average Asian, even if they are extremely hungry; The second thing is that most restaurants don't provide hot water, only purified water and soda.

Oh yes, and the third thing, the ice cream on the mobile food truck on the streets of Rome is 5 euros and 1 ball. But the ice cream in the store is actually 3 euros and 2 balls, and the table is unjustly spent on money.

On the first day of intensive walking, the part from the central train station to the central area has been almost done, and today's plan is a day trip to the Vatican! The Vatican is closed to the public except on Sundays and some holidays. So it's best to see how open it is at the scheduled time before you go.

The specific schedule can be found on the Vatican's official website. Although the Vatican is located in the city of Rome, it is actually an independent country, and the main attractions include the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica. These two attractions are comparable to the Forbidden City of Yunluoguo, and they are overcrowded on any given day, so I followed the advice of other guides.

After booking tickets for the Vatican, Yunluo and An Chuyu rushed to the Vatican Museums at 9 o'clock in the morning. But even then, the queue of tourists has already filled the wall on one side of the museum, and! The most important thing is that the team can be almost 3~4 people in a row, at least 50 meters! Even if you count how many people are waiting to see the most luxurious museum in the world......

Therefore, the tour guide industry in this neighborhood is also very developed, and they will basically bring a certificate and greet you. This kind of battle should be familiar to the people. Ignore it, a real Vatican official will hang a badge on his right chest and the flag of the country in the language he speaks underneath.

Vatican MuseumsVatican MuseumsVatican MuseumsVatican MuseumsVatican MuseumsVatican MuseumsIf you have made a reservation online, it is best to take out the printed tickets and wait for the Vatican staff at the end of the line to see your printed tickets.

You will be directed to the rightmost passage that can only accommodate one person, up to the entrance of the museum. Then there will be a special ticket inspector to check the ticket, and after passing the ticket inspection, you can enter the gate of the museum for security check. Some people here will ask if you have to arrive at the time of the online appointment to enter, uh......

Judging from the attitude of various staff, as long as you have a reservation ticket on the day, you can enter the venue at any time...... This is true even at the ticket exchange office after the security check. However, you need to be careful when exchanging tickets. Tickets reserved online can be exchanged at a window that says "caaoligruppi".

There are three windows marked with this, and you can exchange tickets at any one place to officially enter the Vatican for a visit. The crowd in line, it is like at half past nine in the morning, the Vatican Museums, the Vatican Museums, the Descent of Raphael's Son, the Vatican Museum, the Vatican Museums, and in addition, if you want to listen to the official commentary.

It's a good idea to prepare your own pair of headphones first. The Vatican will only prepare a narrator, not a headset! Renting a narrator costs 7 euros, there is a Chinese commentary, and the counter is in a very obvious place. They will tell you that before you leave the Vatican, you just need to put the interpreter in the red mailbox and you don't have to go back to the counter.

The specific use of the narrator is also very simple, and there will be red circles and white numbers next to the Vatican artifacts. According to the number on the sign to enter the commentator, you can listen to the background of the relevant cultural relics after clicking to play, which is quite convenient. The statue has ...... in both the museum and the cathedral

Vatican MuseumsVatican MuseumsVatican MuseumsThe authentic works of Leonardo da VinciVatican MuseumsVatican can be photographed except for the Sistine Chapel, but not with flash! There are still various replicas here, such as Rodin's Meditation...... But there are also a lot of genuine ones, except for two statues of the sun god Apollo.

In addition to Laocoon and his sons, there is also a world-famous "torso" statue, and the other Yunluo can just look at it if they don't know it. Other rooms worth seeing are the Raphael Rooms, which are not literal rooms, but large rooms with 4-5 rooms in a row, in which Raphael commissioned to be filled with his masterpieces of the School of Athens.

Eucharistic controversy, etc...... In the first meeting of Yunluo and An, it seems that it is a room, except for the floor, which is full of Raphael's paintings...... These rooms are photographed, but not flash. The famous statue of Laocoon, the Vatican Museum, the Raphael Room frescoes, the School of Athens, the Vatican Museum, the Raphael Room, and the Map Pavilion after the viewing.

Library. But the most important thing in the museum is the Sistine Church. At the moment the Sistine Church is fully open, but no! Permit! Clap! Shine! It's not that you are not allowed to take pictures in the Italian sense, or you don't bother to care about you if you want to take pictures, but it is very strict that you are not allowed to take pictures, and when you see the camera raised, you can be directly invited out of the Holy See. To be continued.