Casa per vacanze Sabelli Rome

... wolf story. It was the largest city on earth at about 1,000,000 residents during the Imperial period, then vacated to 20,000 during the Middle Ages, back to about 3 million today. It has had so many rich historical periods that the museums are specialized – Prehistoric, Etruscan, Egyptian, Early Medieval, High Medieval, Papal Gifts, Construction discoveries, Municipal Gifts, Imperial Rome, Jewish, Public Baths, Renaissance ...

... of Liberty as well as a Michael Jackson wannabe.

The rest of our afternoon we spent walking through the Roman Forum. I really wish I could have spent an entire day there with a tour guide. There is so much to see and it so easy to get lost in it all. Gelato was our reward after all of our walking! I chose coffee, chocolate, and one other flavor that I cant remember now. It was delicious, if only we would have had a place to sit down and eat it. For dinner we chose ...

... tomato sauce. The clientele was mostly Italians, and the place had a great atmosphere with very nice servers. After a bit of sustenance we were ready to continue our journey through beautiful Roma. We skipped our tour and wandered Palatine Hill by ourselves. Basically, all of us girls were delirious from the heat, dehydration, and exhaustion that were taking over our bodies, so we made up our own stories about the different ruins. Occasionally, we would read the signs that ...

... We walked for about 10 minutes and then came upon the Spanish Steps in the Piazza di Spagna. There were quite many stairs and if it hadn't just rained, I would have climbed to the top of them. Flip-flops and wet marble stairs are not the best mix when you have to sit on a plane for 8 hours the next day. I took some ...

... memorial, and it is so huge that when the construction was finished after years and years the ten workers actually ate dinner at a table inside the horses' belly! We then went to the Pantheon, the Mouth of Truth (where you stick your hand in its mouth, and legend has it that if you have lied in your life the God will bite your hand clean off!! If you have seen the movie "Only You" it is featured in it and tells the legend), the ...

We took the 1am SQ flight from SG to Rome. The flight time was about 14 hours and we arrived in Rome at about 7am local time. It was cold in Rome, as we arrived the pilot announced at it was only 6 degrees! At the custom, we met a very interesting couple, Mr Chong and his wife. They were heading to Florence for holidays. Mr Chong knows Italy very well, and shared a lot of traveling tips with us. Luckily we bumped into him and we do not have to worry about ...

Oue disembarkation day. What a trip it's been. We have seen and experienced so much in only 4 weeks and all in the comfort of a beautiful ship with great food, great service and I recommend it to anyone. What more can you ask for? You unpack once you leave a port in the evening and in the morning you're in another country. All meals are included, your ...

... foot wide straight up with a couple of air pockets for breathing, which we took advantage of at every opportunity. As you know, tight spaces is not one of Cindys favorite things. We climbed and our legs burned and we climbed more and our legs burned more. We continued to climb and climb and climb and the space was getting tighter and the ceiling was closing in. We continued to climb and the steps got more narrow and more narrow (not a place for fat people) and climbed more ...

... antique furniture, and a camel stuffed animal made out of camel skin. I'll post photos from my laptop when I get the chance. After unpacking and checking the place out (we have a very wee bathroom: the shower is literally next to the toilet, no curtain or anything. The water just sort of rolls down the drain, which is installed in the tile floor), I took a nap for a few hours and then met up with a bunch of people for dinner. It's ...

All I needed to know about Rome. They have two kinds of cops here. one is military, the other are regular. there is only three female cop in the military three in ALL of rome, and three in the regular cops. There are two offices in Rome of the military that speak english, which is a big lie...cause they dont really speak english. That my fear of children paid off. That military cops are always there...before you even knew you needed ...