Cernaia Suite Bed and Breakfast Rome
Via Cernaia, 51 Rome, Lazio, 00185, Italy
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Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and More
... switching accomodation and being at the station we finally went out to see the sights. Our first destination we were heading to was the Spanish steps. Along the way we passed through a massive traffic circle with a huge fountain in the centre with statues of four naked women around the outside and a man in the centre that was apparently thought of as too provacative when it was first created and so I (Jackie) re-termed it the provacative fountain since we ...
Finally getting back here to finish up!
... at...if I remember from last time correctly the one for the Forum was better but I didn't rent that part, really don't know why... maybe I thought they were asking me if I wanted the colesseo? Plus you only get to keep it for 2 hours if you don't want to pay an extra 4 euros per hour, since it was already a waste of money I made sure to return it on time. Unfortunately I had to walk back the entire route we had already walked from the entrance! From there ...
Rome
... area are testimony to the incredible land gain and a walk along Via Del Fori Imperiali has the view into some of the excavations as does Area Sacra Argentina.
When the guidebook describes something as a massive marble monstrosity, my curiosity is picqued. The monument to Vittorio Emanuele II was indeed very marbly and very, very large. There is a photo of the inside of one of the horses on its top showing a group ...
III
Jätkates kulinaariateemadel, siis soovitaks veel kohta, mille leidsime raamatust ja mida kiidaks ka taevani. Nimelt mozzarella baar Obika´, kuhu sattusime brunchi ajal ning proovisime peaaegu kõiki letil olevaid mozzahõrgutisi. Enne ma ei pidanud eriliselt mozzarellast lugu, aga peale seda kogemust tahaks veel ja veel. Brunchi ajal sinna sattuda on väga ohtlik, sest pakutakse mitut käiku ja pärast ...
The Spanish Steps and the Pantheon
... good so I'm glad we stopped here. After lunch we walked to the Pantheon (about 15 minutes) and Jen and I were amazed by the occulus (hole) in the roof which lets rain in (you could still see some wetness on the floor possibly from yesterdays or very early this morning. There were niches near the roof which supposedly used to hold statues of gods but as it is a Catholic church now they are no longer present and the niches look kinds of sad.
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