All Roads Lead To Rome

The city of Rome is the capital of Italy - a beautiful boot-shaped country - the birthplace of the ancient Roman empire as a signal for visitors to begin the main quest to explore Rome.
All roads lead to Rome
Vietnamese tourists are playing with the friendly pigeons in Rome. Photo: Le Thu Lan
City of eternal beauty
Sights not to be missed when coming to Rome is the Colosseum - which is voted as one of the 7 new wonders of the world and is also an international symbol of Rome.
Located between the Esquiline and Caelian hills, the Colosseum was the first permanent arena to be built in Rome. The work originated from the idea of Emperor Vespasian, started the Titus period in 80 AD and completed under the Domitian empire

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The Arch of Constantinus is one of the gates to commemorate the victories of the ancient Roman emperors. Photo: Le Thu Lan
We seemed overwhelmed with the magnificent scenery here. Each barn of fierce animals, mysterious nooks and crannies, or rows of chairs, there seems to be an excited shout from the thrills
Although equally excited, the massiveness made us .



.. falter, so we stopped high above to look down, but did not dare to follow the group of brave people down to the bottom of the arena.
The panorama of the Colosseum Colosseum viewed from above. Photo: Le Thu Lan
Around the center of the city, visitors will witness firsthand the great works of history and feel like standing in a giant museum (Rome is also known as "the museum city").
Tourists begin to visit two famous squares in the central area of Piazza del Nettuno and Piazza Maggiore.
The most beautiful is the huge fountain Fontana del Nettuno was built in 1566 Most impressive are the buildings and museums from the Renaissance and the Middle Ages around Maggiore Square.




Nettuno fountain is like a masterpiece of art in the heart of the city. Photo: Le Thu Lan
If sometimes there is no traffic, there are no modern consumer goods sold in the glass counter, visitors can forget that they are living in a modern country in the 21st century.
We were fortunate enough to borrow the knight clothes on a carriage to go for a walk in the ancient streets of Rome. If we were more fortunate, we could have seen firsthand the fiery Roma derby football at Olimpico Stadium between AS Roma and S.S Lazio.
But sometimes when two lucky times come at the same time, so save it for the next time!
Experience the Rome tour on a horse cart is also interesting. Photo: Le Thu Lan
Every street of Rome leads to the Vatican
Walking around the ancient alleys, visitors will gradually return to the small country Vatican, the spiritual pillar of Christians around the world.
The Vatican is also the place to preserve many famous cultural and artistic treasures in the world and many valuable works.




In the morning we visited, fortunately it was also the Pope's reception of his subjects and prayers.
The live radio and television system on large screens will help visitors feel like the Pope is beside you. Photo: Le Thu Lan
He sat solemnly, his voice was deep and he taught the sutras in Italian, so we only listened to a groan. Whenever the "Amen" was in, we would follow the crowd to sit orderly around with "Amen" loudly. .
Going deep into St. Peter's Church, visitors feel like lost in a unique art garden that is unique in the world.
At the top of the wall in the top of the dome are many pictures and glass windows with very bright color mosaics.



At the top are the constellations that make the audience feel like they are standing under the sky.
A unique art garden corner inside St. Peter's Church. Photo: Le Thu Lan
The four walls in the great hall have many large marble sculptures and frescoes. Many works in the Italian Renaissance culture period composed of Quiaoto's mosaic painting "Little Butterfly Wing", Michelangelo's "Mother Love", Beinini's "Holy Water Bowl" statue ...
All the instructions and notes are in Italian so it will be difficult to understand what it means if you don't have a guide to explain more.




Most of the time in the middle of the large squares, the museum houses are circular with many lines converging on one point. It is a proof of the saying "All roads lead to Italy, all roads of Italy lead to Rome, all the ways of Rome lead to the Vatican and all the ways of the Vatican lead to ..." Sistine ”.
Rome's ball is also the point that makes you have many selfies for yourself. Photo: Le Thu Lan
The Sistine Church is where the new Pope is elected. When the papacy was disabled, the church closed for several days.



The cardinals gather here to elect a new pope. At this time, most of the followers were outside the gates waiting for the results. When the election is successful, they will burn the ballot papers with dry wood, the outside will see a white smoke column, signaling a new Pope.
At the Vatican's Sistine Church, painter Michelangelo has died.

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