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... had developed the hunger of a Roman Army, so we caught the bus up a few stops to the Isola Tiberina, the island on the Tiber River. Here we found a nice little cafe and grabbed a panini and coke. Very nice indeed after a morning of sightseeing. Now we were off the Pantheon, an ancient temple built in the second century AD. It is a circular building with the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world, with an adjoining verandah supported by huge concrete columns. It is now ...
First sea day
Day at sea. I had a pedicure and Alex had a haircut. We spent time in the Persian Gardens, spent some nice quality time together and then got ready for formal night! We ate dinner at the main dining room and it was delicious. I had one of the best rack of lamb that I had ever tasted. It was cooked perfectly and was so tender. My ...
When in Rome...but seriously.
This past weekend was extremely eventful! Friday my school organized a whine tasting in the country side in the Chianti region of Tuscany. Here is where real chianti wine is made. We got a tour of the castle that a family still lives in today! The house was beautiful and authentic and we got a tour of where the wine is kept and then got to enjoy a typical tuscan lunch and learn the secrets of wine tasting. Saturday my roommates and I caught a 9 am train ...
Italy, Hurricane Festival & back to Berlin
... had drinks with Vinny and
Pauly from Jersey Shore the night before which left us feeling quite
excited that we may be able to find the Jersey Shore Crew. This was our
mission for Florence and we accomplished it more than once! On the bus, a
South African guy who was staying at the same place showed us how to
get there, and once we arrived we checked in, walked around then went to
bed. There were only 3 beds in each tent/room we had so I went by
myself whie ...
Day 2 in Rome - see pictures from previous blog.
... took pictures with the gladiators that stalk the tourist. Every entertaining. We stopped at a little deli to use the restrooms and had to buy a sandwich (which was wonderful by the way) Debbie then asked a Priest if he could tell us how to get to the Parthenon and he lead us the whole way there walking a mile a minute and giving Debbie her own private tour of the city. We were trailing behind because they ...