威尼斯的圣马可广场，庞贝古城，佛罗伦萨，米兰市的米兰大教堂，罗马市的罗马斗兽场，最好再附加意大利的民俗风情的简介，谢谢~~~~~~~~~~~~
威尼斯: Venezia
圣马可广场:Piazza San Marco
庞贝古城:Pompei
佛罗伦萨: Firenze
米兰市: Milano
米兰大教堂: Duomo di Milano
罗马市: Roma
罗马斗兽场: Colosseo
意大利的民俗: Dogana italiana
圣马可广场:Piazza San Marco
庞贝古城:Pompei
佛罗伦萨: Firenze
米兰市: Milano
米兰大教堂: Duomo di Milano
罗马市: Roma
罗马斗兽场: Colosseo
意大利的民俗: Dogana italiana
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第1个回答 2013-05-28
As you wander around Pompeii， it is strange to thinkAs you wander around Pompeii， it is strange to think that you are walking along the same pavements and streets as people did over 2000 years ago. The roads are paved with slabs of grey， volcanic rock from Vesuvius - just like the streets of nearby Naples today.
The pavements were a lot higher than the level of road - for a very good reason. Not only did the road act as a drain for rainwater， but it also carried away a lot of rubbish and even sewage. This made it rather unpleasant to cross， so there were stepping stones to help people keep their feet clean.
The stepping stones were arranged with gaps so that the wheels of carts could pass through. We know that the streets of Pompeii carried a lot of wheeled traffic， because there are deep grooves where the wheels have worn away.
The pavements were a lot higher than the level of road - for a very good reason. Not only did the road act as a drain for rainwater， but it also carried away a lot of rubbish and even sewage. This made it rather unpleasant to cross， so there were stepping stones to help people keep their feet clean.
The stepping stones were arranged with gaps so that the wheels of carts could pass through. We know that the streets of Pompeii carried a lot of wheeled traffic， because there are deep grooves where the wheels have worn away.
