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Mon - Thu 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM, Fri - Sun 9:30 AM - 6:45 PM
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5-1 hour
Address: Piazza Venezia, Rome, Italy
Phone: +39-6-6991718
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It is a part of Piazza Venezia. It is a large white building with many sculptures. The knight sculpture is the most obvious. Many people climb upwards and overlook the entire Piazza Venezia.
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Visit Vittorio Emanuele II monument in Rome, Italy and feel like a part of the history. To honor Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of unified Italy, architect Giuseppe Sacconi had designed this monument in the late 19th century. Climb up this huge white marble structure for free and get a view of Rome; however, you can pay a small fee to board the glass elevator and reach 'The Terrace of the Quadrigas' - the top of this monument. From there you can have a 360 degree birds-eye view of the city and enjoy the panorama of perfect synergy between ancient and modern Rome. Romans share a love-hate relationship with this landmark and compare the monument to a wedding cake or a Victorian typewriter.
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It is a part of Piazza Venezia. It is a large white building with many sculptures. The knight sculpture is the most obvious. Many people climb upwards and overlook the entire Piazza Venezia.
Victor Emmanuel II National Monument or Vittoriano Memorial Hall, known as Altare della Patria, is a national monument built in memory of Victor Emmanuel II, Victor Emmanuel II Shi is the first king of the unification of Italy, located in Rome, Italy. It is located between Piazza Venezia and Capitoline Hill. From an architectural point of view, it is considered a modern forum, a three-story bazaar connected by stairs and dominated by a portico with colonnade characteristics. The monument dedicated to King Victor Emmanuel II of Savoy (Victor Emmanuel II) carried out a complex process of national unity and liberation from foreign rule, with great symbolic and representative value, in architecture and art All centered on the unification of Italy, therefore, Vittoriano is considered one of the national symbols of Italy.
[Scenery] It is a very conspicuous location in Piazza Venezia, and it is a place overlooking Rome. Listening to the sound of the church clock, I looked around the ancient city of Rome, and from time to time seagulls fell on the railings to rest, which was very pleasant. [Value for money] Only visiting the memorial hall is free. There is a glass elevator to the top of the viewing platform at the back. It costs 10 euros per person. The weather should be very worth seeing.
Walk along the Roman Avenue and hit the Cavittoriano Memorial Hall. This is a good point in Rome. The sights are not far from the sights. You can reach it by walking! There are two huge bronze statues on the building. The one on the right represents the victory of loving the motherland, and the one on the left represents the victory of labor. If you look carefully, you will find it can be seen in many places in Rome. ! Gives a solemn and sacred feeling
This white marble building is located on the Piazza Venezia in the center of Rome. Due to its large size, it is necessary to retreat to the opposite side of the road to take a panoramic view. After reaching the top of the Vittoriano Memorial Hall, you can overlook the Piazza Venezia. The front is the busy modern city of Rome, and the back is chaotic. The stone-lined ancient Roman ruins are in a trance