Residenza Il Bollo Rome

Vicolo del Bollo, 4 Rome, Lazio, Italy

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Day 24 - Grant's Birthday in Rome

A travel blog entry by stevenordmark

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... Forum is small enough that even the audio tour directions were easily followed. Highlights included the place where Julius Caesar’s body was burned, the Roman Senate building, and the original green doors from the temple of Romulus.

It was now time for the Colosseum. We’d seen it from many an impressive vantage point throughout the day, but now it was time to go in. We already had our tickets, so we walked right in. We decided to sit down on a nice ...

Rome Day 2

A travel blog entry by hobaneuropetrip

... was pretty cool to see a building that had been there for almost 2000 years. I couldn’t believe how big it was it was so cool. Then we went to the monk’s catacombs, which was actually really cool. They had the bones of all these monks and used the bones to make art and decorated the rooms. There was a kind of scary saying on a plaque in the last room that said "what you are now is what we once were, and what we are now you will be". Then we took ...

When in Rome

A travel blog entry by megandave

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... is probably the most classically beautiful in the entire layout. After mass started, a couple came in and sat in front of us placing down carefully a thermos and a guidebook........Dave gestures to me......Rick Steve's Italy! We share the joke, this is the book I'm looking for. Later in the mass the woman accidentally knocks the book off the seat on to the floor at my feet. Is it appropriate to steal a book during mass at St Peters? Guess not. But ...

God Save the Hot Boys

A travel blog entry by thehootenannies

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... beautiful churches, more of the old wall, a bunch of nuns, and a couple arches before coming to a stop at the crown jewel of Rome’s ruins: the Colosseum.

It’s hard to put into words how stunning the Colosseum was to me. It’s hardly fair to call the building "ruins" because it’s still a stadium. You can still climb the stairs to the second deck and look out over the stage where the gladiators fought and just see ...

Bella

A travel blog entry by ferres

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... to the Basilica climb. As there was a very small queue here we decided to do it. After many steps up a very narrow staircase (no fat people here!) we arrived at the top to a stunning view of Rome. Afterwards we visited St Peters and even though Barb and I are not religous we were still moved by the experience. By now we were hungry and tired and after a quick stop for lunch we walked back to our hotel and had a shower/got changed - ready for ...

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