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Porta Fiorentinaは、ヴォルテッラの主要な中世の入り口の1つで、街の北側、城壁沿いに位置しています。 この門はVia Guarnacciの始まりに開かれており、歴史的にはフィレンツェから来た人々の入り口でした

ヴォルテッラのローマ劇場は、中世の城壁のすぐ外にあるヴァッレブオーナ地区に位置しており、イタリアで最も美しく保存状態の良い帝政時代のモニュメントの一つです。

Very nice.

Construction of the monastic complex began in 1447. In fact, planning for the building had been underway since 1424, following an emotional impulse sparked by the preaching of Saint Bernardine of Siena. Cosimo de' Medici promoted the construction. The fact that the commissioner was Cosimo de' Medici and that the church's floor plan appears to be derived from that of the Bosco ai Frati monastery in Mugello has led to the project being attributed to Michelozzo di Bartolomeo, although this attribution has recently been questioned in favor of a connection with the architectural style of Lorenzo Ghiberti. The façade, crowned by a remarkable pediment, is preceded by a portico onto which two chapels open, containing enamelled terracottas by Giovanni della Robbia dating from 1501: the one on the right depicts the transfer of sovereignty by Saint Francis to Saints Louis and Elizabeth, and the one on the left the Last Judgment.

It's very beautiful here.

This Roman theatre can be visited, but you can also admire it from above.

Evocative and interesting but also inspiring

Definitely worth the visit