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The document lists several important places in Italy, including the Colosseum amphitheater built in the 1st century AD in Rome, Michelangelo's famous marble statue of David in Florence, the leaning tower of Pisa, the scenic Amalfi Coast along the Tyrrhenian Sea, and the Blue Grotto sea cave on Capri island. It also mentions Lake Garda as the largest lake in Italy and a top tourist destination, the Vatican Museums housing the Church's artistic collections in Vatican City, St. Mark's Square in Venice filled with photographers and tourists, and Villa Borghese park in Rome featuring different styles.
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Venice is located in northeast Italy, built on a series of islands in a lagoon along the Adriatic Sea. Gondolas and vaporetto water buses are the primary methods of transportation within the city. The iconic St. Mark's Square is the heart of Venice, surrounded by famous landmarks like St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace. Venice is renowned for its beautiful palaces, canals, and art museums.
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- 2. COLISEOCOLISEO The Colosseum is anThe Colosseum is an amphitheater fromamphitheater from the time of thethe time of the Roman Empire, builtRoman Empire, built in the first centuryin the first century AD. C.AD. C.
- 3. DAVIDDAVID The David is aThe David is a sculpture of whitesculpture of white marble of 5.17marble of 5.17 meters of heightmeters of height and 5572 kilogramsand 5572 kilograms of mass, realized byof mass, realized by Miguel ÁngelMiguel Ángel BuonarrotiBuonarroti
- 4. TORRE DE PISATORRE DE PISA The tower of PisaThe tower of Pisa is the bell tower ofis the bell tower of the cathedral ofthe cathedral of Pisa, located in thePisa, located in the Piazza del Duomo inPiazza del Duomo in PisaPisa
- 5. COSTA AMALFITANACOSTA AMALFITANA The Amalfi Coast isThe Amalfi Coast is a stretch of Italiana stretch of Italian coastline bathed bycoastline bathed by the Tyrrhenianthe Tyrrhenian Sea, situated onSea, situated on the Gulf ofthe Gulf of Salerno.Salerno.
- 6. GRUTA AZULGRUTA AZUL The Blue Grotto isThe Blue Grotto is a remarkablea remarkable marine cave on themarine cave on the coast of the Islecoast of the Isle of Capri in Italy.of Capri in Italy.
- 7. LAGO DE GARDALAGO DE GARDA Lake Garda is theLake Garda is the largest lake in Italylargest lake in Italy and one of theand one of the most famous touristmost famous tourist lakes in northernlakes in northern Italy.Italy.
- 8. MUSEO VATICANOMUSEO VATICANO The Vatican MuseumsThe Vatican Museums are the galleries andare the galleries and the set of estanciasthe set of estancias of artistic valueof artistic value owned by the Churchowned by the Church and accessible to theand accessible to the public in the Vaticanpublic in the Vatican City.City.
- 9. PLAZA DE SANPLAZA DE SAN MARCOSMARCOS Piazza San Marco isPiazza San Marco is the only square inthe only square in Venice, and its mainVenice, and its main tourist destination,tourist destination, abundant inabundant in photographers,photographers, tourists and pigeons.tourists and pigeons.
- 10. VILLA BORGHESEVILLA BORGHESE Villa Borghese is aVilla Borghese is a large park in thelarge park in the city of Rome thatcity of Rome that includes differentincludes different styles.styles.
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