Sabrina B&B Rome

Via Ottaviano 43 Rome, Lazio, 00192, Italy

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Which way to the Forum?

A travel blog entry by joanandjames

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... Rome when he eventually passes away.

After the museum we walked the perimeter of the walls of Vatican city, up and down hills, and then back to St. Peter's square to queue to see the Basilica. The line was long but moved very quickly, and the people watching was fascinating. The Basilica was amazing, and the whole visit was very interesting. Because Vatican City is considered it's own country, we bought a postcard with a VC ...

Explorations of Roma

A travel blog entry by heidif

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... the vast majority of any crowds and could actually stroll around with ease and find places to sit by the fountain without any difficulties. By the time we were leaving the areas we did spot some tour groups flowing into the area.

Next, we head off to the bus stop to get to our meeting point for our mythology tour. By the time we are at the correct stop and the bus arrives, we receive a phone call from the tour company to reschedule our tour ...

Ciao Roma! - Third and final day.

A travel blog entry by golfchick0112

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... he knew she meant "spaghetti with tomato sauce". Haha.
Needless to say - we are both frustrated and tired messes. After being yelled at all day long, we felt like horrible, disrespectful tourists. And neither of us want to be that way at all! Somehow, we just didn't know the "rules" today.
After dinner, we headed with our big backpacks to the train station; bought some water/snacks, and looked on the big board for our train & platform number. It was ...

Roman Holiday - yes, I'm that original

A travel blog entry by btn

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... photos in the Chapel but some rude people still were. Some tourists have zero respect for sacred sites. Thus, our 'silent’ visit was punctuated by loud ssssh’s from the guards as well as frequent shoutings of ‘NO PHOTO!’.

After the chapel , we walked the labyrinth back to the exit and then headed to St Peter’s Basilica. This was another long queue. At the end, they have metal detector gates like at most galleries and museums. Today three ...

Gladiators and Senators

A travel blog entry by silsby

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... and the smell of blood filtered down to frightened caged animals and terrified men who knew they were about to die. Overpowering stuff.

We went back down to the lower level, and entered closer to the arena. It's even easier to imagine at this level, so much closer to the action. We marvelled at the engineering capabilities of the ancient Romans - such a massive structure to have survived so long, and built without all the modern machinery we take for granted ...

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