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Massively Ancient Rome
... it was built to handle not only people and wagon traffic (you could see the ruts where their wheels have been) but victorious armies. No other road in Rome has so many arches and monuments in such close proximity.
When roman armies had acheived a great military success, the general would march his entire army through the city by the western Triumphal Gate, counterclockwise around ...
Post-visit : Rome (0480) Exploring Modern Rome
Day 060: 20 hours, 39.9 kms, Day: 39.9 kms
Tibertina Cemetery
I experienced Rome for the first time back in September of 2009 but I know that 1 day was not enough to do this city justice. So now I'm going to spend at least one more day seeing what this city’s got to offer… making sure I get outside the tourist zone to have a more holistic Rome experience. So after switching to a cheaper hostel run by ...
A funny thing happened on the way to the forum
... Audrey and Gregory zooming about on a chic Vespa, or Charlton Heston getting all gladiatorial before he got more interested in guns.
Thing is, more than any other big tourist sights in the world, Rome's have been immortalised on film so much that they actually seem really familiar when you see them up close. Maybe it is just because I've been so spoilt with amazing architecture and art in ...
Rome (Day 1)
... is. We couldn’t adjust it ourselves; we had to ask the front desk to. We must have asked a dozen times and it only got maybe a degree cooler. The toilet was interesting. It had the actual toilet on the floor but the tank of the toilet was high up on the wall almost to the ceiling and there is no knob to flush it with, it’s an enormous button on the back of the wall. It took me a minute to figure out how exactly you flush the toilet. Italian showers are also extremely ...
On to Florence!
... to Calimola ? stopped at the market at the Plazza della Republica (I think it was here anyway!) some good buys here, but some not so good, it was hard to tell so I didn't buy anything..
Ate dinner at a pizza place near the Duomo, ate in the basement where everyone from around the world signs their names on the wall, fun to read.
We then walked up to the market next to the Medici Chapel, Piazza San Lorenzo, had a wonderful sales pitch on the differnces between the ...
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