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Raising the roof
... you are in or around them. Walking round a corner to see ruins just next to a busy main road is crazy but sitting with a fresh slice of pizza looking on is sheer brilliance!
With the Pope out of Rome on his holidays, we tried our luck and paid a visit to his pile of bricks. Initially a little underwhelmed by our first view of St. Peters square in some random drizzle on our first night, this time around we headed to the Vatican and ...
Day 6 - Rome
... when we get home.
The Coliseum was called the Flavius Amphitheatre (meaning two halves of a circle). Flavius was the emperor of Rome at the time (72 AD). The term Coliseum was derived from the description people used describing the huge Colossos statue of Nero which was solid bronze, covered in gold, and was 120 feet high. The Colossos Statue was built around 57 AD and ...
Ancient Rome and rain
... she was using her rain coat). We jumped on the first bus we came to that was going to a metro station. UGH. Crowded. I mean smelly people who obviously don’t use deodorant and you’re touching everyone. Not good. So there’s a man behind me too close. I turned sideway and gave him a big shove with my hip right in the groin and he moved away. Good grief. I’m not terribly patient with rude people. One bus ride and a metro ...
Rome wasn´t toured in a day
... to Rome started at 4 am on the same dreaded Euroline bus company that we used to get to Nice a few days earlier... The trip however, was a lot smoother and even though it took approxmately 8 hours, we were reasonably well rested and thankful that there weren´t any breakdowns. The Italian police did take all the Spanish passengers passports at the Italian border and check each one via computer which seemed to take an age but we actually arrived in ...
The Eternal City
... t feeling the tourist attraction thing, but I dragged myself out of bed and headed into the city with Team Canada. We visited Michaelangelo's Key Hole... Really quite an amazing site to see... I wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised.
Next, we visited the Mouth of Truths. I dared not tell a lie, for fear of the stone mouth coming to a close around my hand.... just in case... you never know! ...
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