Holy Stairs And Ideal Places When Traveling To The Vatican

The re-opening of the Holy Staircase after 300 years promises to attract visitors to the Vatican. Besides this area, you can visit other ideal landmarks here.
Holy stairs and ideal places when traveling to the Vatican
Vatican is the smallest country in the world with an area of 0.44 km2, located in the heart of Rome, Italy. The country has only streets without highways

. Despite its "tiny" area, the Vatican City still owns many unique architectural works that attract tourists from all over the world. Photo: Architectural Digest.
St Peter's Square: In the Vatican, St.



Peter's Square is one of the top attractions. Viewed from above, this place is nothing more than a lock. The square is designed based on a biblical passage about Jesus handing over the Key of the Kingdom to St. Peter. During the prayers or inauguration of the Pope, this place gets more crowded.
Sant’Angelo Castle: Coming to the Vatican, you definitely have to visit the San VaAngelo castle standing on the romantic Tiber river. The castle was built by architect Antonius Pius Previously, the building was used as a national prison.



As Vatican tourism develops, this place has become an attractive attraction again. The Ponte SanAngelo Bridge is crossed over the Tiber River right in front of the castle, making the scenery here more and more romantic, especially at sunset. Photo: Delightfully Italy.
Vatican Museums: Known as the display of priceless works by Raphael, Michelangelo and Picasso, the museum attracts about 6 million visitors each year. It holds 7,000 ancient books printed before 1501, 25,000 medieval handwritten books and 80,000 manuscripts collected since 1450. In particular, the museum also displays various ancient weapons. has been found and excavated in the arsenal basement of the Swiss army and soldiers. If you are interested in books and history, this place is the ideal destination for you.



Photo: Getty.
Holy Staircase: From now on, visitors to Vatican City can also climb the original 28 stairs during the Easter holidays. These steps are said to be where Jesus walked up before reaching the crucifixion site. Visitors can touch the original marble slabs of this sacred staircase. It was closed for 300 years and officially reopened. Photo: Vatican News.
With a geographical location located entirely in the heart of Rome, the cuisine here has bold Italian flavor. Vatican citizens eat breakfast with cereal, jam, bread and coffee.



In particular, Italian pizza is a dish you cannot visit when visiting this place.
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