Admire The Vatican, Where The Treasure Of Humanity Is Kept

Not a Muslim to make a pilgrimage to Mecca or a Catholic with faith in the Vatican, being an atheist, I only come here because of the attraction of the artistic treasures this sacred land holds. Seeing the Vatican, the place where human treasures are kept, Visitors are lost in the Vatican - Photo: Kim Ngan In the list of the world's largest museums in the order of Louvre (France), State Hermitage (Russia), National Museum (China), the Metropolitan Museum of Art (United States), the Vatican ranks fifth, the Vatican museums showcasing many masterpieces of paintings, sculptures and other works of art that were fostered by the popes. Collected for centuries. This is the only country in the world recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site, so I did not book tickets online in advance, so early in the morning I rushed to the museum gate to line up to buy tickets. Luckily, I only had to wait an hour instead of the usual three, every corner or wall of this tiny kingdom holds a treasure, so I just have to try to make use of the time to Just entering the Vatican, the modern Bramante spiral staircase built in 1932 (the way to distinguish it from the old Bramante staircase from 1505 is still today) Vatican currently has 19 museums, depending on the size and size, and the exhibits inside are paintings, frescoes, pots, horse carriages, statues or objects

. Objects of previous popes .. Visitors are lost in the Vatican - Photo: Kim NganThe clock marked the time in the Vatican - Photo: Kim Ngan Arriving in the Vatican, everyone must be eager to find the Sistine Chapel built in This is the most famous museum in the Vatican, named after Pope Sixtus IV (1471-1484) because he wanted to build a larger room.



Old "Cappella Magna" background - a solid room that used to be used for the Pontifical Court.The size of the room is copied from the largest Salomon temple in Jerusalem that was destroyed by the Romans in AD 70. The chapel is famous for its 3D paintings-like architecture and ceiling decorations by the greatest Renaissance artists Michelangelo, Raphael, Bernini and Sandro Botticelli. Like a mural painted on 800 square meters with the theme of human history before the appearance of God, Michelangelo's final judgment ... overwhelmed viewers The masterpieces on the ceiling - Photo: Kim Ngan The philosopher knelt under the sacred tree during the reign of King Ashurnasirpal II of Assyria, in 883-859 BC - Photo: Kim Ngan There are many places to visit but the Raphael rooms are absolutely must-see because there are compared the artistic talents of Raphael and Michelangelo, two people with Leonardo d a Vinci became a trio of great masters of the Renaissance.



Pope Julius II (1483-1520) gave Raphael full authority to remove all old drawings to create new things in the Four Segnature Rooms ( 1508-1511), Heliodorus (1511-1514), Fire in Borgo (1514-1517) and Constatine (1517-1524). In the Constatine room most of the works were a student of Raphael drawn by his abrupt death in 1520. The work of the Athenian School exemplifies his talent, when incorporating ancient Greek thought into his paintings makes theology, philosophy, literature and law soft and easy to enter. You don't have to go to Egypt to see the mummies. The Egyptian museum at the Vatican has Egyptian masterpieces, Pope Gregory (1831-1846) established this museum at the Lateran palace in 1884, then Pope John XXIII moved to the Vatican in 1970. This is the place to exhibit many works of art from Egypt to other civilizations. The Etruscan Museum founded by Pope Gregory XVI in 1837 will satisfy visitors who love decorative flower vases. Beautiful paintings or a large collection of vases of Greek Italian and some from Roman times, discover bronze medals and archaeological finds in Southern Etruria.



No. II has the grave of Regolini-Galassi, the wealthy Etruscan family buried with numerous copper cauldons and gold jewelry, found in the ancient Italian city of Caere. And the IV-VIII rooms for the exhibition of gold jewelry were crafted by Etruscan craftsmen in the 10th century, Gregorian Profane Museum founded by Pope Gregory XVI (1831-1846) at the Lateran Palace in 1884. and then Pope John XXIII moved to the Vatican in 1970, statues of Greek origin, Roman replicas and works dating from the 1st to 3rd century AD are solemnly placed in this area. The most famous are the two works about the goddess Athena and the forest god Marsyas, and if you are into carpets, you should check out the Tapestries collection. The giant Flemish tapestries are owned by the painters n.

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