Ponte Vecchio

El viejo puente de Florencia es el famoso marco italiano, el punto más lleno del río Yano, que se cree que fue construido por primera vez en la era romana. El puente de Roma era un edificio de madera. Después de la destrucción de 1117, fue reconstruido como piedra.

Viejo está situado en Florencia, Italia, donde se encuentra el famoso centro de arte mundial, el centro cultural europeo, el lugar de la revitalización europea, el lugar de nacimiento de la ópera y el famoso lugar de turismo cultural. El puente de Vioola fue construido en 1345 para el puente más antiguo de Florencia.

El Puente Vioo, construido en 1345, es el puente más antiguo de Florencia (de la colina). El Puente Viooo fue el pasillo del palacio Ufitz hasta el palacio de Ti. ¡Un paisaje muy bonito, adecuado para el viaje de toda la familia!

El Pento Vecchio es uno de los lugares destacados para la vista de Florencia, una fantástica vista solar rodeada de edificios históricos.

Florence, Italy. Vicio Bridge, Ponte Vecchio. The Akio Bridge is the oldest and most distinctive existing bridge in Florence, so it is called the Old Bridge. The old bridge has a history of more than 1000 years and is located on the Arnol River. Today, we can see that the old bridge was rebuilt in 1345. According to legend, during World War II, the Allied forces were preparing to attack. When the German troops retreated from the city, they blew up all the bridges in Florence. Only the old bridge survived, which shows the preciousness of the bridge. The old bridge is not only a bridge, but also a commercial street. The special feature of the old bridge is that there are shops on the bridge.

Pass Florence again, after more than four hours of long journey to Rome. Rome is the pride of Europeans. Whether it has a long history or the management and renovation of historical sites, it is advanced. Modernization and heredity do not contradict each other. Despite the differences in living standards in the world, the modern things are still relatively easy to see. However, historical relics do not exist in any country, nor will they be the same. National, historical, that is, world-class. Therefore, any country that protects history will produce tourism economy, which is an unchangeable fact. For our country's foolish practice of demolishing the city wall of Beijing, how to sneer at it and how to make foreigners laugh can only make future generations feel. There is a comparison between burning stamps that have been stored for a long time and burning them up. Is it not burning money? But, to tear down the wall, the temple and the Great Wall, in short, is that not to throw money?