Ponte Vecchio

佛罗伦萨的老桥是意大利著名的地标，这座桥横跨亚诺河的最窄点，据信是罗马时代最早修建的。罗马时期的桥是木头建筑。在1117年被洪水摧毁后，这座桥被重建为石头。

Viccio is located in Florence, Italy, Florence is a famous world art capital, European cultural center, birthplace of European Renaissance, birthplace of opera, world famous cultural resort. The Viggio Bridge was built in 1345 and is the oldest bridge in Florence.

The Viggio Bridge, built in 1345, is the oldest bridge in Florence, Italy. The Viggio Bridge was previously a corridor from the Uffizi Palace to the Biti Palace across the bank. Very beautiful scenery, suitable for the whole family!

Pento Vecchio is one of a highlight spot for sightseeing in Florence, Amazing sunset view surrounding by historic buildings.

Florence, Italy. Bridge of Viggio, Ponte Vecchio . Bridge of Viggio is the oldest and most distinctive bridge in Florence, so it is called the old bridge. The old bridge has a history of more than 1,000 years and is located on the Arnold River. Today, the old bridge is rebuilt in 1345. It is said that during World War II, the Allies were preparing to attack, and the Germans withdrew from the city, blowing up all the bridges in Florence, but the old bridge survived, which is precious. The old bridge is not only a bridge, but also a commercial street, and the special thing about the old bridge is that there are shops on the bridge.

Passing Florence again, after more than four hours of trek, to Rome. Rome is the pride of Europeans, whether it is long history, or the management and repair of monuments, are advanced, modernity and genetics are not contradictory, although the living standards of the world is different, but modern things are still relatively easy to see. But historical monuments are not owned by any country, and they will not be the same. National, historical, or world-class. Therefore, it is an immutable fact that any country that protects history will produce a tourism economy. How to sneer at the ignorance of our country's removal of the Beijing wall, how to make foreigners joke, can only make future generations feel. There is a comparison, a long-simmering stamp burned up, where is not burning money? But to demolish the wall, demolish the temple, demolish the Great Wall, in short, isn't that throwing money?