Torre dell'Orologio

The clock tower is part of the theatre, designed by a famous architect in the seventeenth century and considered one of the best examples of Roman Baroque architecture. The whole building is exquisitely elegant, with the clock decorated with Virgin mosaics and a temple behind it with a group of statues of the Virgin Mary surrounded by angels.

An older building in Rome, the tower is red, tall and very nice

Legend has it that Schumann entered the cathedral and was shocked by its momentum, and the idea of writing the Rhine Symphony was born. It is both a legend and a very outstanding subject in art history; Climb the 509-level ladder to the church's clock tower, where you can see the world's largest church bell and enjoy the water color of the Rhine and the magnificent city of Cologne.

Many people will come here to take pictures and punch in, the scenery is good, the architectural style is also very special, and the history is long!

The buildings here are very beautiful, it is a good place to take pictures, it is very recommended