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The Food
Italy or EATaly
The food in Rome tastes delicious. Some of there specialties are pizza, pasta, and much more. One of the things they specialize in is
gelato which is ice cream. Some of the best things are what goes on your food like the really good peppers, cheese, and spices.
Vatican City is the smallest state in the entire world. Inside Vatican City there is eleven different museums. The Sistine Chapel is located in one of the Vatican Museums. The Sistine Chapel has a total of twelve walls built in the fifteenth and sixteenth century. Papal Residence was built over Saint Peter. The amazing Micheal Michelangelo created many painting that are now in the Vatican. The pope comes in from day-to-day as if it were his home except with people everywhere. One of the past pope's skeletons was kept reserved in a glass container.
it's in Italy!
When in Rome
Hi, here we are gonna learn about the wonders of Rome Italy. We are gonna learn about many places.We will learn about the Vatican City where the pope lives. We will learn about the Trevi Fountain, and We will learn about the Colosseum. These marvelous places can make you wish you could never leave. Are you ready for Rome? I hope so because then I don't know what to tell you.
The Trevi fountain is the largest baroque in Rome. A legend says that anyone who throws coins into the water will come back to Rome. Every night about 3,000 euros are thrown into the water. Everyday it spills about 80 cubic meters of water. The Trevi fountain was built in the 15th century. The fountain was designed by Nicola Salvi. Stealing coins from the Trevi Fountain is illegal and you can be sent to jail if you are caught taking money. It took thirty years to make the Trevi Fountain
East of the Roman Forum is the amazing spectacular Colosseum. In 70 through 72 AD it was commissioned by Vespasian the Emperor. His son named Titus officially opened the Colosseum in 80 A.D and it was know as the Flavian Amphitheater. By the 20th century natural causes wore down about two thirds of the original amphitheater. The Colosseum is 190 meters by 155 meters in size! The Colosseum is one of the seven wonders of the world which is just amazing!