Marcus Aurelius Column Review

There are many round pillars on top, reliefs are mythological stories, sealing the top half and bottom half pillars, and a small sculpture on top. According to the guide, this pillar is made of another pillar of truth.

There are too many relics in ancient Rome. There are all in the city of Rome. I don’t know if I don’t take the map. I must do my homework first, otherwise it is difficult to understand after reading it for a long time. This column looks special, so I have to send photos first and do my homework.

Very close to the Pantheon, there are not many tourists, we are driving two wheels of self-sensing electric car here, the coach and tour guide hand the picture, very detailed introduction of the Mark Orillo column ancient and present, but unfortunately I can't understand, with the help of friends translation only know one or two. The sculpture of the columns is extremely exquisite, and the interior is hollow, and Rome two thousand years ago has such engineering technology, and can be preserved in its entirety to the present, it is amazing, really impressive! Explore!

The Cylindrical Square is very easy to find ～ Colosso Street all the way to see the column! The column itself is generally recommended for two places. One is that the Cylindrical Square 360 is a souvenir shop for the Roman team, and you can also book a ticket. Opposite is the Kiji Palace, the official residence of the Italian Prime Minister, there is a guard at the door, you can visit by appointment!

The Orillo column is a Doric column in the Roman City Cylindrical Square with spiral reliefs. It was built in memory of the Roman Emperor Marcus Olerios and is modeled on the Turajan column. The spirals outside the Marco Orillo column are the accounts of the Markus Oleriot war waged by Emperor Marcus Oleriot against the Macromanni in 166