Piazza della Repubblica

The travels of the corrupt country are not over yet. Let's insert one. After all, it's a pity in my heart. I have been to Europa three times, but I have missed Italy and Greece. In my opinion, the foundation of the whole European culture is basically based on Greek civilization and Italian and Roman culture. This summer trip to Italy also gave me the opportunity to look at this country. In fact, it is more to turn regret into motivation. Before I have the opportunity to visit, I must do my homework first, not first. Reading the history of Europe and Western literature, we can't really face those once brilliant civilizations. Wait for my ancient Roman architecture, the cloudy sky of the Middle Ages, and the colorful merry-go-round.

If you see colorful merry-go-round horses and the towering Arc de Triomphe in Florence, you are in Republic Square. It used to be a ghetto in the Middle Ages, but it is still the living room of Florence. It has a cafe and a luxury hotel where famous artists and writers gather. The arcade has been built into an elegant pedestrian area, which is the tourist hotspot and the main business district of the city.

The travels of the corrupt country are not over yet. Let's insert one. After all, it's a pity in my heart. I have been to Europa three times, but I have missed Italy and Greece. In my opinion, the foundation of the whole European culture is basically based on Greek civilization and Italian and Roman culture. This summer trip to Italy also gave me the opportunity to look at this country. In fact, it is more to turn regret into motivation. Before I have the opportunity to visit, I must do my homework well. Without first reading the history of Europe and Western literature, we can't really face those once brilliant civilizations. Wait for my ancient Roman architecture, the cloudy sky of the Middle Ages, and the colorful merry-go-round.

Republic Square is a city square in Florence. The site was originally the square of an ancient Roman town and later became the old Jewish District of the city. When Florence became the unified capital of Italy, the city was rebuilt and the avenue was built. The Jewish district was thoroughly cleared, but the ruins of the Jewish district are still visible on the square. Superior hotels, restaurants, cafes and various brands.

Republican Square is very large, there are many buildings around it. Many tourists and performers gather here. Florence is indeed a palace of architectural art, full of artistic styles in the history of European architecture. Don't waste this trip!

Republican Square is actually the place through which Notre Dame Baihua Cathedral passes. It is basically a shopping and dining complex. Many locals also come over for a relaxing weekend afternoon on weekends.

Piazza della Repubblica is one of the hubs of Florentine life, and the antique carousel in the square is a fine way for young travellers to take a break from sight-seeing. Just around the corner is a cheese lover’s dream stop for lunch, Obikà Mozzarella Bar. Also nearby is Bartolucci, the wooden toy workshop and store where you can find coveted Pinocchio souvenirs made for generations by the Bartolucci family.

The site of the old Roman Forum, where Florence began--a great central meeting point and fab for people watching. If I'm in the mood for fancy, I'll have my caffe at the Belle Epoque Gilli, or if I want to go more artsy, there's the Giubbe Rosse. The Merry Go Round there adds just the right playful touch.

A little south of Baihua Cathedral is Republican Square. Its obvious landmark is the merry-go-round. Square area is not large, both sides are restaurants, cafes, the most famous is the red coat cafe, in the afternoon ordered a cup of black tea, watching the children laughing on the wooden horse, is very enjoyable.

The square is very large. The buildings around it are exquisite. It has a long history. There are many people in the square. There are also many street performers. You can come and see it and listen to it.