Top Things to do In Mantova 2021

"The first floor is a sculpture hall, and the second floor displays medieval paintings, religious art works, and military weapons. Follow the tour route, and you will always find surprises inadvertently. The designer's cleverly integrated light design, space suspension design, etc., make the entire exhibit visit process not boring. For example, from the first floor to the second floor, when you turn to the aisle of the city wall on the second floor, you can enjoy the open-air sculpture exhibits from multiple angles, overlooking and looking up, and the ancient Roman ruins blended between the old and new buildings, allowing people to travel between modern and ancient times. The tunnel of time. Continue to walk inside and you will come to the half-enclosed walkway on the edge of the castle. Standing here, you can not only admire the gurgling Adige River, but also the Scaligero Bridge, the largest round arch bridge in the world at that time."

"The Castle Art Gallery in Verona is also a masterpiece of the famous designer Scarpa's transformation and design. It retains the traditional and mysterious atmosphere of the old castle, but also has a modern style, which is convenient for visitors to appreciate the charm of artworks."

"When I drove to a small town called SIRMIONE, it was surrounded by lake water. There were already many cars parked along the road, all of them came to visit the Scala family castle built in the water. Crossing the bridge and entering the city gate, the Scala family’s castle stands in front of me. I have always had the feeling of a fairy tale world for buildings built in water like Europe. Think about the solid walls inside and the surging lake outside. What motives did the Italians take such painstakingly? We climbed up a small hill and looked at Lake Garda from the olive trees. Lake Garda here is as vast as the sea. The difference is that she does not have the surging waves of the sea, but the endless tranquility and serenity..."

"St. Peter’s Castle is located not far to the northeast of the Roman Theater. It is necessary to cross the river and walk up the hillside. It was built by the Austrians on the basis of an original castle. The castle itself is not very special, but the platform in front of the castle is the best place to overlook Verona. As the sun sets, the old city of Verona on the opposite side is shrouded in gold, very beautiful."

"Bailian's castle is really too let people eat, ah, I immediately divide into work, into a ah to the trouble of how to come? It is put in the castle in ah hundred miles. Did it really make me feel very hurt to die? Enough?"

"The Olympic Theater is a theater in the center of Vicenza in northern Italy, built from 1580 to 1585. The theater was the final design of the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio and was not built until his death. It is one of only three Renaissance theaters remaining."

"Villa La Rotonda (Villa La Rotonda) is one of Palladio's most famous heritage in architecture. The Rotunda is located on the outskirts of Vicenza in northern Italy. The sand was designed by the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio."

"One of the most amazing Cathedral I had the chance to visit. There is so much details and attention put in the place you'll never be disappointed. The ceiling is breathtaking and the size of the monument is huge. If you are in Florence you HAVE to walk inside and enjoy this historical place."

"The Leaning Tower of Pisa is not only a landmark building in Italy, but also one of the wonders in the history of world architecture. The tower is actually a free-standing bell tower of the Cathedral of Pisa, located in the central square of Pisa: the Miracle Square. The building has a cylindrical shape and is made of white marble. The bottom of the tower is engraved with reliefs and on the top there is a bell pavilion. It is said that the Leaning Tower of Pisa is built with spoils transported by six ships by the Pisa fleet. The tower is tilted to the southeast, and many people believe this is due to an uneven foundation and soft soils."

"This is a very good place. I have deepened my understanding of Italy and learned a lot of fashion culture. The water culture is very related. You can choose to walk nearby. There are various wooden buildings, high and low, and the surroundings are uneven. The place is picturesque. Our whole family likes this place very much and also like their water bus. I highly recommend it to you."