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On a roll in Roma...
... br> Off to the embassy of The Knights of Malta. Peering through a well worn keyhole in the front gates, you look through some perfectly trimmed hedges, across the river Tiber to a beautifully framed vision of St Peter' Basilica.
Arriving in Campo de' Fiori to a lively fruit, veg and flower market. Centered is a cloaked statue of Giordano Bruno, burned at ...
Roma!
... where they were from). The guy was a complete idiot and kept asking ridiculous questions! Our favourites were: - Is the collesseum really round? I thought it was built like this!!!! - How did they sit on the slopes? He hadn't quite clicked that it was a ruin and there were once steps there! - we were told about Nero whose existence had been erased as he had been found to be from a lower class. He asked how she knew that if he had been erased! All very cringeworthy! The lady in ...
When in Rome
Tour day 12 Florence to Rome. Along the way we stopped in at the hilltop town of Orvieto to visit their cathedral. To get up to the town we took a short train ride. Attached to a cable the train was on tracks that were at a 45 degree angle, which was a novelty for me :) Yep, It's another church. Photos then lunch, not one of the better lunches I've had on tour. On to ...
Roma e tutta la sua gloria!
... Now obviously I had just visited one of the first sporting arenas in the world, which in its self is epic, so my disappointment was short lived!
After the ruins I picked up some lunch and headed on a walking tour of the rest of the city. Rome has lots of wonderful sights, the fountains and many ornate buildings. However it also has more tourists than anywhere I have ever seen before. A couple of ...
Always Sunny in Roma
... to document how pretty it is. I think I could live here, I just really enjoy seeing palm trees in February too. After our work outs we did some MAJOR apartment cleaning, I did laundry, showered and went back to the most alive part of Rome. Via Del Corso. This street is the major shopping street of Rome but sadly our only business being over there yesterday was to buy a textbook. We still took a detour on our way home to window shop in Gucci, ...
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