monumentos italianos

1. Erasmus
2019
Italy-Spain

2. italian monuments: Giant`s
Tombs
Domus de Janas
CERDEÑA
Nuraghe

3. Italian
Peninsula

4. MILAN (CATHEDRAL):
The Duomo de Milán is a
cathedral which
construction
was started by the
archbishop
Antonio de Saluzzo in 1386
and finish in 1965.
It has a gothic style and
is one of the biggest
catholic religion churches
of the world.

5. TURÍN (MOLE ANTONELLIANA):
The Mole Antonelliana is
a monumental building of
Turin situated in the
historical center. It is
167,5 meters high.
For many years it has
been the highest
buildings of the city.
But now a days is only
the highest building of
the center because of the
construction of the
Grattacielo della Regione
Piemonte.

6. ROME (THE COLISEUM):
The Coliseum is an
amphitheater from the
age of the Roman Empire.
It was builted in the I
century and was ubicated
in the center of Rome.
The construction of this
Roman monument started
in the 70 a.d

7. THE TOWER OF PISA:
The tower of Pisa is a
strange monument because
it structure is
inclined.
Isn't clear who built
this monument but it is
believe that was Bonanno
Pisano in the XII
century exactly in the
1173

8. Venezia:
Venecia is a city
ubicated in the
northeast of Italy. It
is also the capital of
a region call Véneta
and of the province of
Venezia.
It historical center,
which was declared
World Heritage, is
situated in a group of
islands in the Venice
Lagoon

9. The Cathedral of Florence,
also known as Santa María
del Fiore, is located in
Piazza del Duomo, its
construction began at the
end of the 13th century
under the design of Arnolfo
di Cambio, a famous
architect and sculptor who
loves the Gothic style.
florence Cathedral

10. Piazza del campo
The main square,
commonly called “il
Campo” was built on the
intersection of the
three main roads that
lead to and from Siena,
destined to be a
neutral ground where
political and civic
holidays could be
celebrated.

11. the royal palace
of caserte
The Royal Palace of
Caserta is a former royal
residence in Caserta,
southern Italy,
constructed by the House
of Bourbon-Two Sicilies
as their main residence
as kings of Naples. It is
one of the largest
palaces erected in Europe
during the 18th century.
In 1997, the palace was
designated a UNESCO World
Heritage Site

12. Valle dei templi
The Valle dei Templi
is an archaeological
site in Agrigento
(ancient Greek
Akragas), Sicily. It
is one of the most
outstanding examples
of Greater Greece art
and architecture, and
is one of the main
attractions of Sicily
as listed in 1997.

13. sardinia

14. domus de janas
The domus de janas are
sepulchral structures
constituted by tombs
carved into the rock
of various forms. They
are typical of the
Mediterranean area and
in particular of the
Italian island of
Sardinia. The term
means 'fairy house' or
'house of witches'

15. giant´s tomb
One of Sardinia's most
famous archeological sites
is the Tomb of the Giants.
This megalithic monument
near Arzachena is on a low
hill, a short walk along a
nature path from the parking
lot. Grape vines stretch out
behind the tombs.
Surrounded by the natural
landscape of Sardinian scrub
brush and wild flowers, the
necropolis is an impressive
display of prehistoric art
and function.

16. Lo
LOS NURAGUES
Con forma de torre,
constituyen el principal
tipo de edificio
megalítico de la isla de
Cerdeña.
Las construcciones de
este tipo más importantes
son las de Barumiri, Su
Nuraxi, declaradas
Patrimonio de la
Humanidad por la UNESCO
en 1997.
Estos edificios se han
convertido en el
principal símbolo de la
isla como algo distintivs
de su cultura.

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