Discover The Most Fascinating Landmarks In Europe (p.2)

14. St. Mark's, Venice, Italy Visitors: 5 - 6 million / year "Church of St. Mark" is the most famous church in Venice, Italy, and is also one of the typical examples of ant style Byzantine empire architecture. This is really a masterpiece of art with domes decorated with exquisite gold and rare paintings and sculptures

. Because of that, in the past, many valuable items of St. Joseph's Church were found. Mark's had been stolen St Marks is the most famous church in Venice, Italy, Venice Hotel, Italy 15.



St. Francis, Assisi, Italy St. Francis in Assisi is built in Gothic style. Visitors: 5.5 million people / year St. Francis Church is a complex of churches, chapels, tombs of St. Francis.



The church was built in the 13th century, in the Gothic architectural style. All of the frescoes decorating inside the church are made by such great artists: Giotto, Cimabue, Pietro Lorenzetti, and Simone Martini. The special thing, despite such a long time, but the above works are still as new. Hotel Assisi, Italy 16. Roman Forum, Rome, Italy: The ruins show a glorious time of the Roman Forum, the number of visitors: 5.1 million people per year, this is the central area of Rome for 1,200 years, starting in the century V th BC. At the old Roman Forum there used to be both the busiest markets as well as the buildings of the ruling class. Remnants of the Saturn temple - the name of the Roman god in charge of agriculture - can help visitors to recognize a glorious era of Roman emperors Vespasian and Titus.



Hotel in Rome, Italy 17. Tate Modern Museum, London Tate Modern Museum preserves 600 years history of British painting and sculpture Number of visitors: 5,061,172 people / year.Open since 2000, Tate Modern museum is located on the shore The South River Thames has quickly become one of the most attractive contemporary art museums in the world. The galleries here keep the 600-year history of British painting and sculpture from the sixteenth century to the twenty-first century. Sultanahmet Camii Church (Blue Mosque), Istabul, Turkey Blue Mosque Blue Mosque Visitors: 5 million / yearThe Sultanahmet Camii Temple was built in the time of Emperor Sultan Ahmed I (completed in 1616). It is one of the few churches known as the "Blue Mosque", because blue stones on the inner walls form beautifully decorated frescoes. National Gallery, London, England The National Gallery owns many famous art works from past and present The number of visitors: 4,954,914 people / year The abundance of art works of Western painting 13th century Europe to XIX century, free entrance fee, located in the center of Trafalgar square ..



. is the reason why the National Gallery of Art has become an attractive place for tourists. Here you can admire many famous works of art by the world artists from past and present. Vatincan Museum, Rome, Italy Vatincan Museum created by Popes Visitors: 4,676,179 people / year Starting with a sculpture collection gathered by Pope Julius II at the beginning of the world 16th century. Up to now, over the 5 centuries, this museum has continued to be built and perfected by successive Popes, turning this place into a paradise of history and art. At the Vatican museum, visitors can admire the splendid frescoes on the ceiling of great artists such as Raphael, Caravaggio, Michelangelo ...



21. Natural History Museum, London, England London Museum of Natural History has up to 70 million items Visitors visit: 4,647,613 people / year Located in South Kensington, the great natural history museum Europe's most owned 70 million items, including specimens collected by the scientist Charles Darwin. With an extremely rich collection, visitors to the museum cannot help overwhelmed by the scale and the magic of nature, reflected in carefully preserved specimens.22. Sistine Chapel, Vatican, Italy Famous frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel Visitors: 4 million / year The Sistine Chapel was built between 1473 and 1480 by order of Pope Sixtus IV. In this world-famous art space stands a 223 square meter painting of the Last Judgment Day depicting Michelangelo's moment of Jesus Christ's return. Besides that is a giant mural (510 m2) also by Michelangelo depicting 32 important moments in the history of human formation; 12 great paintings by prominent painters: Perugino, Pinturicchio, Boticelli, Rosseli, Signorelli. 23.



Center Pompidou Art Museum, Paris, France Center Pompidou Art Museum from the outside.

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