Eur Torrino Residence Rome
Via di Decima 245 Rome, Lazio, 00144, Italy
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Day one in Rome
... Basilicas in Rome have one. There is an altar that is only used by the Pope, other priests use one of the other three in the church.
After that we drove around having a look at the sights of Rome. We then hopped off the bus and walked to the Pantheon. It is amazing. I seem to use that word a lot, but I can't think of anything else to use. Breathtaking is one I would use for the Pantheon. I has the most amazing ...
You can over-use "when in Rome"...when in Rome
... for the bill (see photos). Then went to see the Basilica. Incredible, big, vast, humongous. Rysio got hit by a piece of mysterious stone...
Tired we decided to go home, maybe quickly past one of the sights. We headed towards the Castel Sant'Angelo, stopped off in De Spar on the way (at 19:00), got lots of shopping because we didn't know where the next supermarket would be (we didn't know at this point that there was one ...
"The Pilgrimage"
... off so Kaitlin could indulge her long-awaited shoe shopping expedition. Success in the form of strappy gladiatoresque sandals with the feminine touch of a black rose on her toes. Stumbled across a quaint alley-way with steps leading up to a red-curtained door, the Teatro. Tucked away under the steps was Gelato de Teatro so, of course, we had to sample their wares. Back to the hotel for a short rest, then back to La Scala for our Arrivedercia Roma ...
"You're in the Pope's Country now."
... travelers who I suppose needed to get to Rome early or were motivated by cheap red-eye ticket price. In the Foligno station I purchased my train ticket for Rome and boarded a few minutes later.
I arrived in Rome at around 7:40 and I was amazed at how huge the station was, since I hadn't been there before. I think there are around 28 tracks, and the place is enormous. I was exhausted so all I could think about was grabbing a cornetto (a breakfast pastry) and ...
When in Rome...
... from 8-9. We got a guided tour of the ancient Roman Forums, which was totally cool to see in person since I've learned about it in history of architecture classes. After a lunch break we finally got to see the Colosseum!! That was the highlight of my trip! It is simply phenomenal! We got to skip the huge waiting line because of the Roma passes the school bought for us and we got to walk around on the inside. I was expecting the inside to be like how you ...
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