When it comes to movies about Rome, most people will think of the classic "Roman Holiday", but this immortal city is not only Audrey Hepburn, its admirers include Fellini, Pasolini, Sean Connery, Sophia Roland, as well as "Food, Prayer and Love", "The City of Beauty" and so on. Each of them uses light and shadow to record the uniqueness and beauty of this immortal city, and in order to live up to these classics that span time and space, let the film masters and superstars roam the Mouth of Truth, the Spanish Steps, Piazza Venezia...
"The benefits of travel are the exercise of imagination, and nothing else is disappointment and tiredness. Our journey is entirely imaginary, it goes through from birth to death. People, animals, cities, things... It's all a product of imagination. "The opening words of the movie "The City of Absolute Beauty" are the best interpretation of travel.
Arriving in Rome during the day, I first went to the Borgsay Art Gallery (Museum). Arrange Roman holidays and hippodrome hiking trails for a day, a day for the Vatican, and an afternoon to start a day different from Rome. Start your rome tour with the movie La grande bellezza...
Il Parco degli Acquedotti is one of the largest parks in Rome, so named because it is an ancient Roman aqueduct, located between Via Tuscolana, quartiere appio caudio and via capannelle, with 7 aqueducts (some above ground and some underground), Some date back to the Roman period or the late Middle Ages. The first aqueduct was built in 312 BC, a total of 11 were built to divert water for domestic use and also for agriculture and industry.
Acqua Paola喷泉( The fountain of Acqua Paola)
In the seventeenth century, Pope Paul V, in order to solve the problem of water supply on the right side of the Tiber River in Rome, commissioned the architect Giovanni Fontana to build the Acqua Paola Fountain in 1608, which was completed in 1610. The fountain is located on the Gianicolo mountain. The sound of running water from the fountain and the beautiful singing of women kicked off the film "The City of Absolute Beauty".
Fountain garden of The Palazzo Sacchetti
The City of Absolute Beauty also shows us the fountain garden in The Sakoti Palace: the male protagonist watches the children running from the rooftop and jokes with the nuns. In reality, the garden is often used to hold various artistic activities. The architectural history of the Palazzo Sacoti was to be ordered by Cardinal Girolamo Recanati in 1540 and converted to the Baroque style in 1632 until it was sold to the Florentine Sacchetti family in 1648.
Musei Capitolini
Here we will also introduce you to the world's oldest public museum, the Capitoline Museum. Opened in 1734, the museum houses a number of valuable collections, including donations from Popes Paul III and Pius V. The museum is cleverly housed in the Palazzo dei Conservatori and Palazzo Nuovo on both sides of Campidoglio Square, connected by an underground tunnel. In the film, the male protagonist of elegant Sven sits in front of a giant statue of Marforio from the ancient Roman period in the courtyard of the New Palace. The museum also preserves the famous bronze statue of the she-wolf. Beneath the she-wolf, a pair of cute baby boys were greedily sucking on her milk, their heads tilted back, seemingly unaware of everything around them. and a giant head statue of Constantine the Great. There is also a statue of Medusa created by Bernini from 1644 to 1648. And is known as one of the "Three Masters of the Renaissance", Michelangelo bust bronze sculpture.
Baths of Caracalla (Terme di Caracalla)
The Baths of Caracalla is an ancient Roman public bath located in Rome, built between 212 and 216 AD, during Caracalla's reign over the Roman Empire. It also included a public library, which, like other libraries in Rome, was divided into two separate and equally sized sections, one for Greek books and the other for Latin books. At the same time, there used to be a shopping mall outside the baths. In the film, the magician says "This is just a trick" and turns the body of a giraffe away, but people can still hear its wailing, but they don't know where the sound came from. This ultra-realistic scene was filmed in the Baths of Caracalla, one of the Seven Wonders of the Roman Imperial Era.
Today, the Baths of Caracalla host concerts and opera performances every summer.
The orangery (Giardino degli Aranci), also known as Savello Park, got its name because the garden is full of bitter orange trees. It is located on the top of Rome's Aventino Hill, above the remains of the medieval walled castle of the Saviro family. Not far from the orangery, the Palace of the Order of Malta on Via di Santa Sabina street is also a must-visit for many tourists, and is currently one of the oldest Catholic Monastic Knights, one of the three famous knights in history. From the mysterious keyhole on the door, you can see the flower stands of the Palace of the Knights of Malta, as well as the view of Italy and the Vatican, hence the name Three Kingdoms.
The Sisto Bridge walks in the shade of the trees on the banks of the river along the Muraglioni del Tevere da Ponte Sisto, accompanied by the sound of the water of the Tiber, and the vicissitudes of the river, and the Castel Sant'Angelo and St. Peter's Church can be seen in the distance.
The best way to get away from those well-known attractions and get to know a city is to walk into its unfamiliar alleys... After tasting some snacks, it was still early in the morning, so I chose to visit Rome at night... Think of Roman cuisine and "Food, Love and Prayer"
In the film Food, Love and Prayer, the young and capable Elizabeth Gilbert is a popular writer in The New York Times, and she often travels the world to write related travel articles. Her life is equally enviable, with her husband Steven, who reads lawyers, handsome and temperamental; eating carefree and happy. However, Elizabeth gradually felt empty and panicked, as if everything around her was not what she really sought. Elizabeth decided to step out of the spoiled marriage and find herself.
Elizabeth came to Rome, Italy, where Elizabeth indulged in human delicacies. On the road, love food and enjoy good food. Learn to pray, learn to be grateful. Love yourself, love others, love the whole world.
To Castel Sant'Angelo, on the banks of the Tiber River in Rome, Italy, the westernmost part of the ancient Roman region, also known as The Mausoleum of Mausoleo di Adriano, there are several bridges leading to the west bank of the Tiber, the more important one is the Ponte Vitttorio Emanuele II bridge, and the other is the famous bridge to the Castel Sant'Angelo (Ponte Santa Angelo). The bridge, designed by Bernini, is arguably a masterpiece of Baroque Decorative Arts. The Roman Holiday also features the Bridge of the Angelo and the Castel Sant'Angelo.
The film is set in the home of Ritz in Rome. Currently a 3 star hotel.
Neapolitan pizza.
Tuscan lamb chops
Emerald Tiramisu
Gastronomy of Piazza San Simone in Rome
OSTERIA DELL'ANTIQUARIO
Piazza di San Simeone,Rome
Piazza Navona in Rome, famous for its fame. One of the works of the Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone was delivered to Boromini. Another project order, the Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, could also be the exception. Bernini operated the market, placing the silver fountain model he made on the pope's inevitable path, impressing the pope with his own genius image design. After a long thought, the pope, who saw the model, said that there would be no one but Bernini. Bernini got his wish and began the fountain project.
The heart-warming healing movie "Food, Prayer and Love" tells you how to "follow your heart and go" in life in the face of constant change, and find the real and fearless self. Head to River God Square and look around for hidden delicacies...
Sometimes losing balance for love is also a way to balance life.