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A travel blog entry by yendor

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Oct 6 -- mid-afternoon

We're definitely struggling with being "tripped out" -- it was a slow start this morning! We made it back to the Campo dei Fiori market to pick up some fresh fruit & vegetables then just had to have a coffee. I had read about Tazza D'Oro in a nearby piazza -- wow, very nice coffee shop and bean seller. Worth the extra little walk.

All refreshed we headed to the Jewish Ghetto. This area is often overlooked by tourists and it's a real shame. It's tiny ...

Just being a tourist in Rome

A travel blog entry by khillski

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... on Vatican Hill, available to everybody. Likewise Saint Paul was buried in a necropolis along the Via Ostiense.

In the first half of the second century, as a result of various grants and donations, the Christians started burying their dead underground. That is how the catacombs were founded. Many of them began and developed around family tombs, whose owners, newly converted Christians, did not reserve them to the members of the family, but opened them to ...

NO FOR FRY PO-TA-TOS!!!

A travel blog entry by brianandsandra

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... insanely crowded – we had a hard time actually seeing the fountain. We decided to leave before Brian murdered anyone, but stayed long enough to witness a girl throwing a coin over her shoulder and right in an Asian tourists face (well, sunglasses, actually). Talk about comic relief!

While wandering around some more, Brian discovered Rome’s North Face store, and, lame as we are, we ended up getting matching sandals (to our defense, our feet ...

River runs deep

A travel blog entry by whughes

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Hey guys,
I cant talk about what happened last night but you can probably sermise a idea with these helpful tips'.
1.) 5 liters of wine
2.) Irish Pub in downtown Rome
3.) U.S. Embassy
4.) Home at 5:30am

All I can say right know is that it was a wild night.

The rest of my day was extrodinary with the colloseum, ...

Rome Day 2 - Coloseum, Forum, Trevi, Spanish Steps

A travel blog entry by swinbournes

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... tunnels beneath.
Next door to the Coloseum is the ruins of the old Roman Forum and again we just walked straight in and wandered around here. Although not as well preserved as Pompeii or Ercolean, it was still impressive due to the size of the buildings and structures that were here. Both the others were much smaller in this regard.
On the move again, and to Trevi fountain. Walking up to it, you would think that all of the people ...

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