【羅馬】萬神殿

The Pantheon is the palace of the gods in ancient Roman mythology and one of the few preserved ancient Roman buildings in Rome. It was built in the 27th century, during the reign of Emperor Augustus, and was rebuilt during the reign of Emperor Adriano in the 2nd century AD. It was used to worship the Roman gods and was transformed into a church in the Middle Ages. The most intriguing part of the Pantheon is its extraordinary dome, which is inspired by Brunelleschi's construction of the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore. Before the 15th century it had the largest dome in the world, and there was an opening in the center above the dome, symbolizing the connection between the temple and the gods. The facade of the Pantheon directly influenced the design of the Pantheon in Paris. The interior of the hall is coordinated and the height is equal to the diameter. It is called "the design of the angel" by Michelangelo. It also houses the remains of Raphael and many bishops. The shops around the Pantheon are quite distinctive, so travelers can slowly appreciate the surrounding shops, where the road layout is intricate and careful not to get lost.