Hello everyone, today I will take everyone to visit the Monument to Victor Emmanuel II in Rome, Italy. It is a large national monument built between 1885 and 1953 to honor Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of Italy to be unified in the city. It was built by Giuseppe Sacconi.
The monument is designed as a modern forum, a three-story agora with staircases and rows of white columns. It is a complex process of national unity and liberation from foreign rule that King Victor Emmanuel II of Savoy dedicated as a symbol and representative. Since the architecture of art is centered on the unification of Italy, Victoriano is considered a national symbol of Italy.
In addition, the Altar of the Fatherland, which was originally an altar to the goddess Roma and then the owner of the Unknown Italian Soldier, serves as a secular temple dedicated to Italy. Because it is a great representative of Victoria, it is called Altare Della Patrai, a mausoleum built to honor the Italian soldiers who died and went missing during the war. It is noticeable that there are wreaths of flowers and soldiers standing with guns.
This monument is a white marble covering the northern slope. It is considered a place where you can continuously walk and see the patriotism. Among the works, almost all of them have a comparative meaning that relates to the history of Italy from the perspective of architectural style. Designed to convey the greatness of the ancient Roman Empire This place is a national symbol of Italy.
Every year, there are important national celebrations on April 25, the Liberation Day of the Republic, June 2 and November 4, Armed Forces Day. During these celebrations, the President of the Italian Republic and high-ranking government officials bring wreaths to pay tribute to the unknown Italian soldier who sacrificed his life in the line of duty.
The horse statue is only a representative of Victor Emmanuel II, who is praising the person being depicted, emphasizing the virtue of war and riding. Controlling the horse means the ability to control it.
We went to this place to visit and see the beauty of many places. When we came across this monument, which was seen from a distance, we saw a statue of an equestrian in the center, which stood out. So it made me want to go and see it up close. When I walked there, I saw the grandeur and it was free to visit, but not all.
We walked up the stairs and saw two soldiers standing with guns in the middle of the wreath, looking formidable. We continued walking up the stairs to see the beauty of this place. Everything looked beautiful and magnificent. There were many angles to take pictures. The tall columns of the entrance arch and the Polyglia, one of the two, made people look smaller and smaller.
The ceiling above was inspired by the sculptures of Giuseppe Tonini inside the arch. We continued walking up and taking pictures. From the top, we could see the view below with cars running back and forth. We continued walking up and there was a hall that we could go inside. Each entrance leads to the hall and the Polyglia.
There are two entrance stairs, each on a small floor that can be accessed. There is a connection to the balcony of the redeemed city. At the base of the entrance stairs, there is a victory statue on four columns.
The hall is a square connected to the outside by a row of stone columns from the hall to the inside of the arch. The decoration is decorated with important mosaics about floral freedom.
We enjoyed and went to this place very much. Every point is interesting and exciting because it is full of amazing historical stories. It is worthy of being a historical monument in Rome.
And this is the atmosphere and story of the history of the Monument to Victor Emmanuel II in Rome, Italy. I hope everyone likes my photos and posts. Thank you for following. Have a nice day.
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