My visit to the Eiffel tower started when we waited in line to pass through the security check. After the check my father went to th ticket office and bought the tickets to go to the top floor and tha is when we started our journey to climb up to the second floor which even my three year old sister could climb and it was over 600 steps ! At the seconed floor we waited in another line for half-hour and then took a lift to the top floor which is where i thought is was actually a radio station. I also forgot to mention that they gave us 2 brochures to have a treasure hunt. The weather was also marvellous at the top and at the bottem.

Now I am going to write about the facts of the Tower itself

1. It was built  in 1889
2. The tower is supposed to be built in Barcelona,Spain
3. 1665 steps are needed to climb up to the top of the tower
4. A woman named Erika La Tour Eiffel married Tower
5. There are 20,000 light bulbs on the tower
6. There are over 30 replicas of the tower in the world
7. The paint on the tower weights as much as 10 elephants
8. Gustave Eiffel Is the man who desgined the Eiffel tower and also behined the spine of the staatue of liberty
9. While the tower was constructing, it was the tallest tower in the world
10. 18,038 pieces of wrought iron and 2.5 million rivets were needed to build the Eiffel Tower
11. The Eiffel tower costs more that 30 million usd
12. The Tower was struck by lightning at 1902
13. The Eiffel Tower was built the same year Nintendo was founded

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Hello Everyone. Today I am going to write about The leaning tower of Pisa which is in the City Pisa of course! Here are some facts:

1. The Tower is also a bell tower of Pisa
2. This tower of Pisa is famous as it is leaning on the side.
3. This tower weights 14,500 tons
4. this towers foundation is built on soft subsoil
5.  the tower started leaning at the second storey
6. The construction started at 1173 August and was completed at 1372
7. The tower has eight stories
8. There are 294 steps on the north side of the tower and 296 steps on the south side of the tower
9. Germans used the tower as a lookout during World War II and the attackers did not attack the tower and cathedral as it was very beautiful just like ponte vecchio in Florence.

That is all the facts I know. Now lets move on to history.

In the early days Pisa was a popular resting place for people coming from Europe going to Jerusalem. The military fleet was also the most successful. In 1174, engineer Bonnano laid a marble foundation large enough to park about 16 Ferrari 328s in. But because there was a lot of water underground the foundation only was kept 10 feet in the ground. The tower was finally completed in 1372 almost 200 years after it began and it is still leaning. The Tower of Pisa is the churches bell tower and that is why it is named Bell tower of Pisa. The real identity of the person who built the leaning tower is still a mystery. Over the next 750 years or more , it became clear the tower was not only learning,  it was actually falling at a rate of a few millimeters per year.

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Good morning everyone.Today I am going to write about The Colosseum of Italy because I am actually in Rome!. This Colosseum was actually built by ten thousand Roman slaves by stone and concrete. This Colosseum was actually built between 72 AD and 80 AD(after Christ/ anno Donimi) by the Emperor Vespasian. The Colosseum is a amphitheater which means theater in the round. Did you know that the Colosseum is the largest amphitheater in the world.
Now I am going to write about the famous games in the amphitheater.

1. Spiculus: Spiculus, another renowned gladiator of the First Century AD, enjoyed a close relationship with the evil Emperor Nero. Nero awarded him with palaces by Spiculus.
2. Tetraites: This gladiator was originally discovered through graffiti found in 1817. This gladiator fought in style. He wielded a sword, a rectangle shield, a helmet, arm guards, and shin guards.
3. Crixus : This gladiator is a Gallic gladiator. He is also the leader of the gladiator school. After escaping the gladiator school, he helped to fight in a slaves to help him defeat large armies by the roman.
4. Spartacus: This gladiator was actually a Thracian soldier who had been captured and sold to become a slave. Lentulus Batiatus recognized him and he purchased him with then turning him into a gladiator.

That is some of the battles that I researched online.

Now  I am going to write about why the Colosseum is broken.  The Colosseum is broken  because of natural disasters like, earthquakes, Fire. There have also been people throughout the ages who have broken away pieces.
In the olden times the gladiators events that emperor makes sometimes has no entry fee an they give food like fruit for free. the tickets is made out of clay and the Colosseum has numbers on every gate and each ticket has the gate number that they have to go to see the gladiator battle and when there is no battle the Colosseum it is actually a meeting place to make friends or to buy stuff  just like a mall. But now it is museum. Did you know that people have waited their whole life just to get a ticket to see a gladiator battle. Did you know that in the place where there are gladiator battles, there is thirty-two trap doors and under the battle ground it is a back stage.

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Today I am going to write about the city Florence. Florence is a city which is north Italy. Did you know Florence is the capital of Italy’s Tuscany region and is home to many masterpieces like Renaissance art and architectures.

I am going to write about what to visit in Florence in this post.

• The Florence Cathedral
• The Uffizi Gallery
• Ponte Veccio
• Palazzo Vecchio
• Piazza della Signoria
• The Palazzo Pitti

That is a few of the attractions that I found online. Did you know that most of this attracionns is in the Duomo of Florence.

But for this post I am only going to write about the attractions in the Duomo.

The Florence Cathedral is the main cathedral in Florence. In this cathedral I saw a big 24 hour roman clock and other passages on the walls also written in roman. On the top of the dome there was even a painting of heaven and hell. I think this paintings was painted by Donatello as he was very famous over there.

Did you know that my family waited in line for 45 minutes- 1 hour so we took turns to walk around the cathedral and my father, brother and sister went they saw a sculpture of Donatello with his mouth open with some more roman words below him. We even saw a Lind shop which sells my favorite milk chocolates.

Now I am going to write about Ponte Veccio is a bridge where there are many jewelry shops. and in one of the fountains there are lock on the fence to show the relationship of people and after they locked the lock they threw the key in to the river. Did you know in World War 2/World War II the bridge was so beautiful that they cannot destroy it.

This is all the things we saw two days ago and we are going to see more  today

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The Maserati is an Italian luxury vehicle established on 1 December 1914, in Bologna. The Maserati tagline is “Luxury, sports and style cast in exclusive cars and the brand’s mission statement is to build ultra luxury performance automobiles with timeless Italian style and effortless, signature sounding power

I am going to write about the Maserati museum which I went to while going to Pisa which is another country in Italy. The name of the museum is Panini Museum because it is owned by the Panini Family. did you know this museum is in a farm.

The Museum has 19 vintage cars from  Maserati. In 1965, the family who owned the company, decided to open the car Collection to the public following the museum type collection. Since October 27 1965, the day of the official opening of the museum in the presence of the World Champion JM Fangio and the important Italian journalists in this field, the Maserati Museum has been visited by thousands of people from all over the world.Since that year, the Museum Collection has been gradually improved, thanks to the restoration of some cars which were already part of the Collection. The new pieces including the famous Maserati 6 CM from 1936, a worthy representative of the history of the Maserati. Later in May 1993, FIAT bought Maserati from the De Tomaso Group. Since then, the Collection of 19 Maserati cars can be seen and enjoyed at the Museum known as cup.

Now I will write about the cars in the museum.

• Maserati 6C 34   (1934)
• Maserati 6CM   (1937)
• Maserati A6GCS 53  (1953)
• Maserati A6G 54 2000 (1954)
• Maserati 250F V12   (1957)
• Maserati 3500 GT   (1958)
• Maserati TIPO 420M58 ELDORADO (1958)
• Maserati TIPO 61 BIRDCAGE DROGO (1961)
• Maserati TIPO 63 V12 Serenissima (1961)
• Maserati  MISTRAL Coupè (1965)
• Maserati GHIBLI Coupè  (1968)
• Maserati SIMUN Prototipo  (1968)
• Maserati GHIBLI Spyder  (1970)
• Maserati BORA (1971)
• Maserati TIPO 124 Italdesign Prototipo (1974)
• Maserati KHAMSIN (1975)
• Maserati MERAK SS Turbo Prototipo  (1980)
• Maserati QUATTROPORTE Royale (1989)
• Maserati BARCHETTA Stradale Maquette  (1991)
• Maserati GHIBLI Open Cup  (1996)
• Maserati 3200 GT Trofeo (2002)

These are all the cars that you will see in he showroom. There is also a second floor where the are many bicycles bikes and car parts. there is even a dismantled car which my brother and I found it when we went upstairs.  did you know that in the showroom/museum you cannot touch the car. There is even a gun which is very big on a bicycle!

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Today I am going to write about Bobbio which is a small town town in Italy. The Mayor in Bobbio is Roberto Pasquali.  The area of Bobbio is 106.5 km. Bobbio is a tourist destination as it is known for its history of art, culture, for nature and its ancient monuments. did you know that my family passed through the mountains and jungle. After we reached Bobbio we first found a parking lot. Then we had a walk to the bridge. Boobio is a province of Piacenza. From my house to Bobbio it is 1h 6min and is 55.6km and now from Piacenza it is 54min which is 44.8km

Hunchback Bridge/ Devils Bridge

First, I am going to write about the hunchback bridge. The Ponte Vecchio di Bobbio, along 273 meters, was named Ponte Gobbo for the particular irregular profile with 11 uneven bows between them and placed at different heights.There are three pairs of newsstands or crocini, over the bigger camps. In the two above the big arch , there are two statues depicting Saint Colombano and the Madonna dell’Auto.

The Abby

Now, I am going to write about the Abby in the town. This Abby was built somewhere around the 11 century. The bells on this church rings every half an hour which is thirty minutes. The name of this cathedral is Bobbio abby. The Bobbio Abby is a monastery which was founded in the 614 by the Irish saint Columbanus.

The Cafe

Lastly I am going to write about the snacks that we took from cafe. From the cafe my family ordered  two hot chocolates, one creamy cappuccino and two sweet tars. After we finished the food we went back home and went to sleep!

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