Basílica de San Pedro

El Templo de la Virgen es un lugar único. un micropaís en Roma en Italia.a pocos pies del Papa... ¿Lo puedes sentir?

Es la mayor iglesia del mundo y tiene un amplio espacio. La catedral de San Pedro es grande y muy maravillosa. Participamos en una visita guía, lo que vale la pena, porque sabemos mucho sobre las diferentes partes de Lika en Brasil.

Es absolutamente increíble ver en persona.

La experiencia de ahorro de tiempo y ahorro de energía no está en fila. La explicación local italiana en inglés es un poco acentuada. Escucha un poco intensa. La explicación con la hostilidad única de los italianos es en general buena.

Debe ir a Roma al Vaticano, una iglesia muy bonita. Muchos turistas deben ir antes. Recomendado al piso superior de la iglesia, el paisaje es hermoso. Puedes montar el ascensor, pero todavía tienes que ir por un tramo. Pero vale la pena.

St. Peter's Cathedral, also known as St. Peter's Cathedral, was built between 1506 and 1626 and is an important symbol of the Catholic Church. The church covers an area of 23,000 square meters and can accommodate more than 60,000 prayers. In the center of the church is a 42-meter-diameter vault with a ceiling of about 138 meters. The church contains frescoes and sculptures of many European Renaissance artists such as Michelangelo and Raphael. According to the Catholic Church, St. Peter's Cathedral is the burial place of St. Peter, the elder of the apostles, where most of the previous popes are buried. St. Peter's Cathedral is one of the famous Catholic pilgrimage sites, where many religious ceremonies are held every year. Inside the church, there are mainly sacred sculptures, St. Peter's chairs, the pope's altar and so on. In the basement of the church, there are the tombs of the popes of all ages. Climb the dome of the church and see a panoramic view of St. Peter's Square.

The world's largest church can hold 60,000 churches at the same time, the Catholic temple. The church was built in the sixteenth century, more than a hundred years in Wanyi. Architectural design and interior decoration embodied the efforts of a group of the most dazzling stars in the Renaissance period. For example, Michelangelo, Rafael, Bernini and others, the dome designed by Michelangelo in the church and the youth sculpture Saint Martyr, the altar and throne designed by Bernini, as well as all kinds of sculptures, reliefs, murals and saints throughout the church, are all exquisite works, so don't show flowers. The crowds of visitors to the church line up on the square every day. It's better to visit the Vatican Museum first and then the Sistine Chapel. There's a small door on the right side of the Sistine Chapel that leads directly to St. Peter's Cathedral, so you only need to line up once when you enter the museum.