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Imperial Rome
... knowledge of his subject matter. I'm a nut for Imperial Roman history and the early Church and, in 4 hours of the walking tour, I was sponging up the details and stories. For me, this was the best day from a heap of fantastic days on this trip.
Some background for the pictures (aside from the captions).
The Colosseum is actually the Flavian Amphitheatre. It is the largest structure ever built in ...
Serbia, Hungary & finally Italy!!
... and grew up in Athens until he was 19 and then moved to New York. He now lives in Ohio but goes on regular business trips to Athens, which is what this was.
Anyway, I had a smooth flight to Belgrade, Serbia the next day and took a cab from the airport to the place I planned on meeting my friends. Now, our plans were pretty up in the air so I was nervous I wouldn't be able to find them. I was visiting my friends Natasa and Nikki, whom I know from Semester At ...
The best umbrella I ever bought
... Any metro stop could totally get us where we wanted to go...back to our B&B.
Finally back in our room, we hung wet things over the radiators and took hot showers. After a rest, I put on my spare shoes and we went backout for dinner. This being our last night, we wanted to have a larger restaurant meal and spend what remained of our euros, so we went to a resataurant near the Spanish steps (nothing to do with ...
Roma....finally here!
... course now for the adventure! The train had been replaced by a bus - we followed the signs up through Spagna station for what seemed miles and many hundreds of steps to finally come out at Villa Borghese. Lovely as the villa is at 11pm at night all we wanted to do was get to the hotel. Finally the bus arrived and we went on a very scenic journey through Rome - via Venito was the best bit for sure! Finally we arrived back at the hotel at nearly midnight! Phew a ...
All Roads Lead to Rome
... take entries by reservation and when I was there they were fully booked. Also too full was St. Peters Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, but that was probably due to the Pope events. In a situation of me versus the Pope, he'll win every time.
3. Check out some of the sights such as the Coliseum, the Trevi fountain and the Spanish Steps at night when the crowds have left. You'll actually be able to enjoy the moment.
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