Piazza Venezia Rome

Junction of Via del Corso, Via Plebiscito, and Via Cesare Battisti Rome , Lazio, Italy

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    Historical Rome

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    Rome

    We drove around to see the Colosseum and Piazza Venezia. Continue on foot to check out the
    Pantheon and Piazza Navona. Honour tradition at the Trevi Fountain and throw a coin in the fountain’s waters (it’s meant to improve your chances of returning to Rome!) or maybe hang out with your new friends at the Spanish Steps …

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    The Center of Rome!

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    We spent our day in the center of Rome today! Our first landmark after we got off the metro was to the Trevi Fountain where we threw our lucky pennies in and made our wishes! Next, we headed to the Pantheon, however since it was Palm Sunday, there was a service being held and we could not enter until noon. So we wandered through the roads to Piazza …

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    A Modest Proposal

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    With one full day left in the city, we didn't want to waste a single moment, so forced ourselves out of bed early and took to the streets of Roma. We were headed back towards the Colosseum, but were walking this time, which meant we passed a number of churches on our way... which were irresistible, so it took us quite a while to get to our …

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    Rome, ruins and history

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    ... and down the famous steps. The Piazza and the stairs were designed by Michelangelo in 1536. The stairs headed down to Piazza Venezia which is the center of Rome. It is basically a big traffic circle with a piece of grass in the middle. On the edge we ...

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    Fertilia, Sardegna (Sardinia)

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    ... large port (even large enough to rival Venice), hence the church is named after St Mark and the square is called the Piazza Venezia Giulia.  Needless to say Mussolini's plans didn't pan out and Fertilia is now just a sleepy ...

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    Flashback to the Big Apple

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    ... ruins Ate lunch at a pizza & hotdog stand Walked from the Coliseum past Palatine and The Roman Forum to Piazza Venezia Stumbled down tiny side streets until we found the Trevi Fountain Caught the Metro Line A from Barberini Stazione to Roma ...

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    When In Rome...

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    ... view with the rain free-falling onto the marble flooring directly beneath.   Through the Piazza Venezia - Monumento al Militie Ignoto we visited Italy's "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier".  Apparently, this spot was named after where Mussolini had ...

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    ROMA!

    ... front of the colluseum with olivia, the colluseum in general is a pretty notable highlight! - The trevi fountain, the pantheon, and piazza venezia with the victor emanual monument... just wow! - Vatican City: we spent almost all of our 2nd day there ...

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    Day 1 Amazing Roma

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    ... (a custard filled delight) and wandered down to the end of our street to find that we were right in the midst of the  Colosseum ,Piazza Venezia and the Roman Forum !! a truly amazing sight to see. Nearly too much to take in !!   3 hours later ...

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    How much can you see in one day in Rome?

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    ... seconds there for a while. After carb loading and a cup of wine for lunch time we were ready for the afternoon session... Piazza Venezia The former embassy in the city of the Republic of Venice, the piazza is at the foot of the Capitoline Hill and ...

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    Rome wasn't seen in a day

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    ... heading into Rome on the train. We are armed with a map which has our itinerary scribbled on it: Colosseum; Forum; Piazza Venezia; Pantheon; Piazza Navona (for gelati);Trevi fountain; Piazza di Spagna; back to airport. Lots of tourists. Big old Roman ...

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    When in Roma...

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    ... the area of the Coliseum or perhaps better described as in the shadow of it since both the huge arena and the "wedding cake" (aka Piazza Venezia) are clearly seen from his window.  This area, which is sort of on the quiet side, has an abundance of ...

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    Being the tourist

    ... ended and Christianity became to official religion of the Roman Empire.  The Roman Forum is situated in the area between Piazza Venezia and the Colosseum, and is one of the world’s most important archaeological sites. It was once submerged ...