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What are the main tourist attractions in Italy's Lombardy?
Milan.
What are some tourist attractions in Italy?
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
What are one of the tourist attractions in Italy?
the leaning tower of piza
Top 5 tourist attractions in rome?
The Colosseum and the Florence Cathedral are popular tourist attractions in Italy. Some other popular attractions are Vatican City, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and Amalfi Coast.
What are the top five tourist attractions in Italy?
Rome, Venice, florence, pompeii, sicily.
Are there any tourist attractions in Meteo Italia?
"There are many tourist attractions in Italy. There are cathedrals, Renaissance cities, the Colussium, the Vatican, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Pantheon, and Churches are just a few."
Is Pompeii a tourist sight?
Yes. Pompeii is like an open air museum and one of Italy's most popular tourist attractions.
What are Italy's tourist attractions?
The canals, gondolas, The Leaning Tower of Pisa, and ancient cities' ruins.
What are 3 tourist attractions in Italy?
fountain of love leaning tower of pisa rome colesseum
What are some important tourist attractions when traveling to Italy?
Some of the most important tourist attractions in Italy are the Towers of San Gimignano, Manarola, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Lake Como. Other important attractions in Italy are Positano, Pompeii, Piazza del Campo, Santa Maria del Fiore and the Colosseum. The most important attraction is the Canals of Venice.
What are the main tourist attractions in Italy?
rome, fountain, collusuem Venice, boats naples, pizza was invented there! florence, the capital of tuscany stuff to see: mount vesivuis, naples, the alps, Verona the river arno, florence the pope food and wine.
Does the roman coliseum still exist today?
No. The Roman Coliseum has been in ruins for centuries. Part of it was toppled by an earthquake in the Middle Ages and never rebuilt. The floor of the arena is long gone, and repairs would be needed before an event could be held there again. Some of the smaller Roman amphitheaters are still used for soccer games today, and bullfights in Spain and Portugal. [In Spain the bull is killed, in Portugal it is not.] And there are reenactors who stage gladiatorial games today, but never to the death as was often done in Roman times.
