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Touring Ancient Rome
... the Forum of Caesar. Caesar was cremated here and part of the altar erected on this site to honour him, still remains. The Colosseum was an imposing and amazing place, as you would expect it to be. Other ancient places we visited on our tour were: the Forum of Augustus; the Palatine (the site of the founding of Rome and the 'square furrow' ploughed by Romulus in the year 754BC); the Domus (a palace that was commissioned by Nero); the Pantheon (a temple erected in honour ...
Mistake or Design
... yelling at both Reece and Andy. She was yelling about the fact that she cleaned Reece and Andy's room and we messed it up while we were playing cards. When I say yelling, I actually mean screaming. Andy took it with no problem, but Reece was talking back which made things much worse. The combination of the screaming and the fact that I was beginning to feel uncomfortable in the house led me to the decision to leave. Reece, ...
On an evening in roma
... the Colosseum on the way, then headed back to the Pantheon! There's a great gelato place that has over 100 flavors a few blocks away and that night we had yummy pizza for dinner. On Tuesday we visited Santa Pudenziana, Santa Prassede, and Santa Maria Maggiore. After lunch we wandered around the city to the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain before we met back up with the group ...
A Chance Encounter and a Visit to the Vatican
... accompanied by some very groovy-sounding guitar music. It was so relaxing and enjoyable that we stayed for a bit before heading back out to the fountain to sit and enjoy the feeling of a Thursday night in Rome. I was sleepy as usual, so our bench-sitting didn't last long before I started to droop -- a sure signal sleep was on its speedy way and that we should head back to the apartment. We did, and I was quickly out like a light, drifting off in order to be ready for our last big day in ...
Historial Rome - 'Super bad arse'!
... a bunch of steps which was said to have once linked the Spanish Embassy in Rome to a church in the 1700's. After walking around for a bit, we found somewhere for dinner, and I ate a tasty creamy spaghetti carbonara. Headed back to my accommodation not long after that to try to get a good nights sleep after the days information overload! On my second day in Rome, I joined another tour and met with the same tour guide, Justin not far from where I was staying. This tour was ...
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