Surprising in Rome Bed and Breakfast
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 294 Rome, Lazio, 00186, Italy
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... Abstecher zur Engelsburg samt entsprechender Brücke, Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Trevibrunnen, Spanische Treppe... Mir tun noch immer die Füße weh! Schließlich aßen wir erstaunlich schlecht zu Abend und begaben uns wieder nach San Lorenzo, wobei ich diesmal nicht ganz so gut drauf war, erstens weil kalt, zweitens weil müde, drittens weil schon wieder fast vorbei!
Und nach erneuten heroischen 3 Stunden Schlaf gings auch schon ab in den Zug, der trotz Streik Gott sei ...
What did they mess up
... especially after being here for a month and having thoroughly enjoyed it in that time. I felt like I would be ready to go when the moment came, ready to relax and have more of a lazy summer with my family and good friends. After visiting the Villa d'Este today, I could see myself really missing this place. The gardens there (pictures pending!) were peaceful, relaxing, a great get-away, but overall practically UNREAL. ...
When in Rome do as the Romans do... and eat pasta!
... and coffee where we could hang out for a while and freshen up until things opened.
We started our tour of Rome with the Colosseum. In case if you didn't know, the colosseum used to be used for entertainment way back in the Roman days where they would pit gladiators against ferocious exotic animals like lions and panthers. Today part of the colosseum is partly destroyed (due to earthquakes) but it is still huge. A note on Rome, ...
Spagna and Barberini
... capture the wonderment of witnessing his fat body crammed onto the relatively small canvas in person. They really can't. There was Christ and the Adulteress by Jacopo Tintoretto, which I clearly remember made
me giggled for no particular reason - probably the expressions. There were a lot of paintings which I can't link in here because they're not on the site and I don't remember the ...
Keepin' Busy
... After going from America to France to Italy my linguistic skills were fully tested and I couldn't remember a lick of spanish. Not even "Uno mas cervesa!!" Which when I did remember how to say it, I was corrected as the Spaniards say "Uno cervesa mas." The food was really amazing in Spain, I had some great tapas, cured ham and seafood. The Gaudi park and church was really weird and abstract, really cool. The siesta really offsets the rest of the day ...
This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Surprising In Rome


