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Raphael is Buried Here and the Roof Has a Hole. Rome Wins Again
万神殿的点评
点评：So our first day in Rome we headed to the Pantheon — and didn't realize until we got there that entry was completely free. April 25th, Rome Liberation Day, came through for us again.
And honestly? I was not prepared for how breathtaking this place actually is.
The Pantheon is one of those buildings that makes you stop and just *stare*. That hole in the center of the ceiling the oculus is iconic, but what really got me was learning that when it rains, the water actually drains out through the floor. The building was literally engineered to handle it. In ancient times. Without modern tools. Nobody fully knows how they built this thing, and the wild part is they refuse to take it apart to figure it out. So it just remains one of history's great mysteries and honestly that makes it even cooler.
Oh and Raphael yes, *the* Raphael, one of the most famous painters in history is buried inside. Just casually. In there with everybody walking around taking photos.
The fact that they still hold Sunday mass here makes it even more surreal. This isn't just a museum piece, it's a living, breathing building that has been in use for nearly 2,000 years.
If you get the chance to visit, go. And travel smarter the first Sunday of every month a lot of historical sites in Rome are free, and certain holidays like April 25th open things up too. Check the calendar before your trip, save your money, and let Rome do the rest.
And honestly? I was not prepared for how breathtaking this place actually is.
The Pantheon is one of those buildings that makes you stop and just *stare*. That hole in the center of the ceiling the oculus is iconic, but what really got me was learning that when it rains, the water actually drains out through the floor. The building was literally engineered to handle it. In ancient times. Without modern tools. Nobody fully knows how they built this thing, and the wild part is they refuse to take it apart to figure it out. So it just remains one of history's great mysteries and honestly that makes it even cooler.
Oh and Raphael yes, *the* Raphael, one of the most famous painters in history is buried inside. Just casually. In there with everybody walking around taking photos.
The fact that they still hold Sunday mass here makes it even more surreal. This isn't just a museum piece, it's a living, breathing building that has been in use for nearly 2,000 years.
If you get the chance to visit, go. And travel smarter the first Sunday of every month a lot of historical sites in Rome are free, and certain holidays like April 25th open things up too. Check the calendar before your trip, save your money, and let Rome do the rest.
翻译：我们在罗马的第一天就去了万神殿——直到到了那里才发现竟然是免费入场的。4月25日，罗马解放日，又一次给我们带来了惊喜。
说实话，我完全没想到这里会如此令人叹为观止。
万神殿是那种会让你驻足凝视的建筑。天花板中央的圆形天窗（Oculus）堪称标志性设计，但真正让我惊叹的是，下雨时雨水竟然会从地板排出。这座建筑的设计完全考虑到了这一点。在古代，在没有现代工具的情况下。没有人完全知道他们是如何建造这座建筑的，更不可思议的是，他们拒绝拆解它来探究其中的奥秘。所以，它至今仍是历史上的一大谜团，而这恰恰让它更加神秘莫测。
对了，还有拉斐尔，没错，就是那位拉斐尔，历史上最著名的画家之一，就安葬在里面。就这么随意地长眠于此，周围都是熙熙攘攘的人群，人们都在拍照留念。
这里至今仍保留着周日弥撒的传统，更增添了几分神秘感。这不仅仅是一座博物馆，更是一座鲜活的、拥有近两千年历史的建筑。
有机会一定要去。而且，出行时可以更精打细算：每个月的第一个周日，罗马的许多历史遗迹都是免费的；一些节假日，比如4月25日，也会开放。出行前记得查看日历，省下钱，剩下的就交给罗马吧！
说实话，我完全没想到这里会如此令人叹为观止。
万神殿是那种会让你驻足凝视的建筑。天花板中央的圆形天窗（Oculus）堪称标志性设计，但真正让我惊叹的是，下雨时雨水竟然会从地板排出。这座建筑的设计完全考虑到了这一点。在古代，在没有现代工具的情况下。没有人完全知道他们是如何建造这座建筑的，更不可思议的是，他们拒绝拆解它来探究其中的奥秘。所以，它至今仍是历史上的一大谜团，而这恰恰让它更加神秘莫测。
对了，还有拉斐尔，没错，就是那位拉斐尔，历史上最著名的画家之一，就安葬在里面。就这么随意地长眠于此，周围都是熙熙攘攘的人群，人们都在拍照留念。
这里至今仍保留着周日弥撒的传统，更增添了几分神秘感。这不仅仅是一座博物馆，更是一座鲜活的、拥有近两千年历史的建筑。
有机会一定要去。而且，出行时可以更精打细算：每个月的第一个周日，罗马的许多历史遗迹都是免费的；一些节假日，比如4月25日，也会开放。出行前记得查看日历，省下钱，剩下的就交给罗马吧！
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