An ‘endless’ Day In Rome

The last point in the days of exploring Europe, we stopped in Italy, at the place where "all roads lead to Rome."
An 'endless' day in Rome
Nestled in the heart of Rome and as the smallest independent country in the world, Vantican is considered the center of the Roman Catholic Church, the place of pilgrimage of believers.
St. Peter's Basilica, located in the square of the same name, is the late Renaissance Catholic church.
Thousands of people lined up to visit the great cathedral of Peter

. Together with the queue of people waiting, even though we had to wait in line for a long time, our mood was very comfortable.
There are many ways to get around Rome, one of which is by horse-drawn carriage. This horse is big, tall and gentle I can touch her comfortably.



To set foot here is my long-standing dream, the years of my youth, I want to preserve it by my experiences, by steps. And after each journey, I find myself richer in knowledge, more interesting things, good people.
There are three things that are nothing more than Rome - the eternal city, which is: coffee, pasta and ice cream. In the cold, icy weather, sipping an ice cream and walking around between the streets. Nothing could be more wonderful!
The small streets in Rome often have one thing in common: narrow, short and paved, so you will not worry about slipping in the rain here.
Around a few streets, you can easily see street artists. They can sing, play the piano, draw pictures or pull the violin like this guy You and I were dumbfounded to see him perform, something seemed to hold me back.




This is the Ponte Sant’Angelo bridge also known as the "Angel Bridge", spanning the Tiber River with five arches, three of which are in Roman style.
Two rows of angel statues on the bridge. Each angel holds an object representing the story of Jesus being crucified.
Not only Rome, but also the cities I have come to Europe, there are many gulls. They are very bold, even if you get close enough to take pictures it doesn't matter.
Monument Il Vittoriano was built to commemorate the first king of Italy. You can walk from the city center or the bus here. The monument is open daily and there is no admission fee.




Small streets and large boulevards, small houses and large, modern and ancient works are closely intertwined in the heart of the city.
Souvenir shop, with many typical small symbols of Rome. Here they also say challenges like Vietnam, so if you want to buy, pay the price if you do not want to be bought expensive.
A small car selling ice cream and drinks.
Castello St Angelo Castle is not only a tourist attraction for paintings, sculptures, archeology, historical weapons ... but also a fascinating story by the historical ups and downs associated with it over time.




In the picture is the Pantheon, the most intact ancient Roman building that has been preserved. Currently, the Panthéon is a burial place and honors historical figures and people who made a name for France.
Colosseum, also known as the Roman arena, is 2000 years old. This place is considered one of the cradles of human civilization: Roman civilization. Despite experiencing sunshine, rain, wars, earthquakes, Colosseum still retains a majestic, solid and ancient look. Closing your eyes feels like you're living in a space 2,000 years ago.
Your trip to Rome will not be complete without visiting Rome's most famous wish station, which is associated with legend: If you want to go back to Rome throw a coin down the Trevi fountain. Like everyone who has come and fell in love with Rome, my most regrettable thing is not having more time spent here.



So what I wish now, is I hope to have the opportunity to return!
According to Tran Nhung / Zing news
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