The Home in Rome Kosher Bed and Breakfast
Via Ravenna 34 Rome, Lazio, 00161, Italy
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One of the most impressive cities ever!
... Liam had already done The Vatican, so it was off for a tour and what I can only describe as one of the most impressive days of my life, for all the good and bad reasons. St Peters Cathedral, the largest in the world and where the christian religoin begun, was honestly undesribable. I mean the place is massive, paved in gold, littered with mosaic artworks, and where all the Popes for centuries are buried. Vatican City, the ...
Ancient Rome
... A.D., during the construction of the Aurelian walls, Hadrian's mausoleum was fortified and incorporated in the wall around Rome. From that point on the building which had become known as the Castel Sant'Angelo was slowly turned into a fortress and in 1277 it was acquired by the papacy who used the building as a refuge in case of danger.
A secret corridor known as the Passetto di Borgo, connects the Castel Sant'Angelo with ...
BENVENUTI ROMA!!!!
... and you could just feel the history around you. I can’t even describe everything inside because it is so unique from any other cathedral we have seen yet. It wasn’t dark like the Notre Dame or la Catedral de Sevilla, everything was bright and colorful with marble. After walking around a bit we went into one of the museums that had artifacts from all the past Popes like their hats and canes. I’m sure that’s not what they’re called ...
When in Rome do as the Romans do... and eat pasta!
... for much sleep to take place. It might sound like I'm complaining alot, but I'm glad I've experienced these things because now I can say I've had an authentic backpacking-through-Europe experience. We got back to Sevilla around 8:30 am, and I got back home by 9:30 where I went to sleep for most of the day. :)
I enjoyed Rome a lot, I just wish I had had more time to see everything and had been known to plan a bit more ...
Spagna and Barberini
... at the very tippy-top of our map, the Piazza del Popolo, where we witnessed an incredibly old Egyptian obelisk, what were once known as the Aurelian Walls, and a man in a gorilla suit riding a pedal-car. We were a little hot by then and our dignity was lost. You can notice in one photo that I look kind of fat. Sean still had the strength to protect me from some nasty rose-wielding street vendor ...
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