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Buongiorno Roma!
... we had our Roma Passes and could skip the long entry lines. Time to find lunch, so we turned towards Monti, passing the Ludus Magnus - the most famous gladiator training school - on the way. It's only half visible; the rest is under a street and more recent buildings. After lunch at Naumachia in via Celimontana (tonnarello with cacio e pepe), it was back for another circuit of the Colosseum, before turning down the via Di Fori Imperiali. We stopped at the information ...
Finding a Pizza in a Piazza
It's our last full day in Rome: what are our enduring impressions of this gorgeous city? Narrow winding streets with a piazza at every turn, surrounded by vistas of antiquity, an overwhelming depth of ancient Roman history, beautifully dressed Italians, designer uniforms, gelato ice-cream shops everywhere, throngs of scooterazzi – and huge numbers of tourists; mostly in very large tour groups chasing a guide waving ...
All Roads Lead To Rome
... We've only got one day left in Italy. I won't be making that mistake again.
27 September 2011
Rome
How much can we fit into one day?
Mark and I have each spent a considerable amount of time in Rome in the past. He's visited multiple times during his 3 month stay in Italy back in 2005, and I lived there for a summer semester in college. We didn't need to see everything, but it would be a lovely walk ...
Vatican City Rome
... decision but once at the top the views were so worth it. While touring St. Peter's we caught some of mass and evening song. The Basilica was beautiful and the crowds were nowhere to be found. Mailed some more postcards home from Vatican City and from there we were on the metro, hot sweaty, and tired back to our B&B. Grabbed some pasta salad and kebabs for dinner and taking it easy try to cool off. Heading out for a day at the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill tomorrow.
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All roads lead to Rome
The weather man must have taken pity on us because we woke to another beautiful day. It was a long driving day today through some beautiful Italian countryside. We arrived at our hotel in Rome at aproximately 3pm and 28 degrees. We had a little over an hour to refresh ourselves before heading into the City of Rome for a walking tour and dinner. We had the expert knowledge of a local tour guide ...
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