Палаццо Валентини

Это было похоже на возвращение в старые времена. Дворец Валентини был хорошо спроектирован и умело сочетал преимущества мультимедийных работ, чтобы показать вам пьяный исторический анекдот. Я никогда не видел такого представления, и Дворец Валентини особенно заслуживает этого.

This is a museum site, the most special is a layer of transparent glass, below you can see many broken cultural relics. In addition to these, there are many sculptures and paintings and so on. It's not very far from the railway station.

The trip took place in darkness, through glass floors, with audio tours and lights. Mosque, marble floors are well preserved. If you are claustrophobic or have balance problems, this tour is not recommended. Steps and floors made of glass hang over the ruins.

Some of the houses are well preserved. It is suggested to set aside two or three hours for a better tour. We walk through the glass floor above the ruins, overlooking the Pillar of Tulazhen below, to show you the true look of the houses of ancient Rome.

The Palazzo Valentini Palace is a small museum of underground ruins. It uses high-tech lights and lasers to restore the splendor of Rome 2000 years ago, and how aristocracies are built and how luxurious their lives are.