Un Passo da San Pietro
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Staples Center...OF DEATH
... it once was and what it looks like. Below it, you can see the behind-the-scenes area. It was a maze of passages and pulley systems to transport people, animals, props and other things to the arena floor. We saw a little kitty napping down there, preparing for battle I'm sure. The most unusual thing we heard was that the arena floor was sometimes flooded to have water battles. Not just people fighting in the water, but naval battles ...
Knights in Shining Armour
... archetecture is magnificent and definitely very upper-class. Our guide took us to a building which is the Embassy of the Knights of Malta (they sound handsome, don't they?). At the main entrance to the priory, there is a small peephole which we were instructed to take a peek through. I was a little nervous as to what to expect, because in Rome, you kind of never know. Was it a skull of a saint, a severed head of ...
Rome
... for a bus for over an hour, we just took a taxi back to Termini. We ran into more trouble when we could not find the train we needed to take to get to the apartment. The owner of the apartment had texted us directions, but we were not sure where the train platform was inside the Termini station. After trying to ask two different information booths, we got very rude responses and at this point I (Simone) burst into tears and sobbed and sobbed in the middle of ...
Last Day in Roma
... approached the fountain, you could here the water for at least 3-4 blocks, so we just followed the sound of the water!
After enjoying my croissant and people watching for a bit, I headed to the Pantheon.
I reached the Pantheon, took some more shots, observed the art students, and headed inside for another peek. This is such an awesome building. Can you believe this building has been here for more than two millennia? Did you also know this dome was ...
Well-kept secret
... she tried to write down the new number, then she called and he did get Paolo's number), there was no help for it but to take the 30 euro taxi. The ride was farther than John had been led to believe (by exactly whom he couldn't say). The driver pointed to number 65 and claimed there was no 67. Asking at a shop revealed that via dei Fulvi was actually around the corner, where we ran into Paolo coming out to look for us. His assessment of ...
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