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More Historical Views of Rome
... is the Arch of Constantine (Arco di Costantino), a 25m high monument built in AD315 to mark the victory of Constantine over Maxentius at Pons Milvius.
Vespesian ordered the Colosseum to be build on the site of Nero's palace, the Domus Aurea, to dissociate himself from the hated tyrant.
His aim was to gain popularity by staging ...
Sauntering into Sorrento
... t concentrate and rolled back into the car in front of us. The guy in that car started beeping his horn when he saw her coming backwards and then just sat on the horn as she rolled into him. He got out of his car and she got out: there was some loud Italian and some arm waving whereupon I thought we were going to be stuck here now! But all was fine and they drove on. Eventually we arrived at the accident and found that it was just a fender bender! Nothing to panic ...
Final Day's Shopping - and tips for the next trip
... li>Funny observation: Watching Vatican security inside St.Peter's Basilica stopping an unsuspecting Japanese couple, scanning them with a hand-held metal detector and asking to see what was in their backpack. Why is it funny? Because the "metal detector" was just a walkie-talkie, that the security guard was making buzz by pressing the call button! They obviously don't have much to do if ...
Disney Rome
... es que los italianos, por mucha pasta que comen, son flacos! Y nosotros, que nos lo hemos comido todo, hemos engordado como 3 kilos en 2 semanas… jajajaja.
Y Bueno, ahora nuestro próximo destino es Florencia, la cuna del Renacimiento. Ahora vamos en un tren que se demora unas 4 horas… así es que perdón si los lateo, pero es que hay que matar las horas… jajajja
Cariños a Chile!!! Los extrañamos, en serio. ...
Vatican Madness, Siesta, Italian Soccer Madness
... of lung cancer in 5 years based on how many cigarettes he went through and blew into my face, the fans jumping up out of their seats, throwing their hands in the Italian way you picture in stereotypes, and the yelling, it was quite different than any game I've ever been to. Actually, if American games were more like that, I might go to more! Frankly, I thought AS Roma was not great, but the fans would've killed the referees if they were close enough. They booed Milan players, ...
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