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The state of Italy
Italy is considered the third largest country in Europe in terms of the number of tourists; it is one of the important tourist destinations at the level of Europe, and the world as a whole, as the number of tourists reached 48.6 million tourists, and it is famous for the art of wonderful architecture, and is characterized by its beautiful buildings, in addition to its scenery Charming natural, knowing that it includes a group of beautiful, charming cities, and it also has a picturesque countryside,
The most important tourist attractions in Italy
Italy is characterized by many tourist attractions in it, and the most important of them are:
Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, which is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in the state of Italy, is located in the city of Tuscany, and it is one of the most famous towers in Europe, besides being one of the ancient Romen towers in the country, and it is also a destination for tourists who want to climb, Note that they have to climb approximately 300 degrees to reach the top of the tower, and it should be noted that the tower is distinguished by its decorative architecture.
Romen Colosseum
The Romen Colosseum, which is located in the city of Rome, is the largest Romen square in the entire world, and the most visited, knowing that the history of the construction of the amphitheater dates back to the year 80 AD by Emperor Vespasian, and it can expand (55,000) A person, as the stadium is distinguished by, offers visitors the opportunity to tour the underground corridors accompanied by guides, in addition to that they can wander in the Romen Forum adjacent to the square, and visit the Palatine Hill (English: Palatine Hill).
Venice channels
Venice was established, or what is known as the floating city, on a group of more than 100 islands that connect together through bridges, bearing in mind that the transportation between these islands is done through the use of boats. It should be noted that gondolas can be used to cross through the narrowest canals and under the city’s lowest bridges.
