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Day 76 - Rome wasn't built in a day...
... about to faint from the heat, we escaped the crowds, downed a bottle of water each and made our way to the Pantheon – but it was closed! We decided to have a look around some shops, and Mark managed to find a sunglasses store that had his exact beloved Raybans in stock! Then, dragging my feet a bit by now, we continued on to find the Spanish Steps. Now if it weren’t for the map telling us we had arrived, I probably would have walked right ...
De la Ville sainte à la Ville éternelle
... vraiment fines et Jean-Pierre essaie de parler italien avec elles, ce qui les fait parfois rire.
Nous sommes aussi comblés par le transport en commun (tramway, autobus et métro) qui est très convivial et nous permet de nous déplacer facilement où que nous allions. Les restos et bistros sont en général chaleureux et invitants, et la nourriture très bonne. Ce sont surtout des restaurants italiens, alors nous nous régalons de pâtes, ...
Hmmmm Roma
... made any friends yet! Heading to bed shortly, it is nearly 10! :-)
Talk soon xx
Monday night...keep losing track of days.
So I basically walked around the whole of Rome in one day....not good for a sore foot...cobbles everywhere...my football return may be longer than hoped.
Seen most things today although by the time I got to the Colloseum I was shattered (went round in circles about 3 times) and could barely walk and the queue to get ...
Boarding the Voyager
Short post today –
We got up this morning and went to a café for breakfast. I then walked around for awhile. We left Rome at noon today. It took about an hour and half to reach the port of Civitecchia.
There were about 350 people that boarded the Voyager today. There are still some people on board that were on when we were on before. There are also a lot of crew members that were ...
Vatican Feet
... Versailles gardens are to gardens! St Peter’s remains, JP II and Michelangelo’s Pieta are all in the church.
We spent 5 hours in the Vatican Museums. There were loooong queues of people waiting in line. We skipped it as we had online tickets. Such a pity one cannot take photo’s in the Sistine Chapel (although everybody else did.) The magnitude of Michelangelo’s work! My most favourite thing in the museum is a headless ...
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