Alberto & Maria Vittoria
Travel Blogs from Rome
Rome day 3 and 4
... di Tito and Roman Forum. Dave was an English bloke who really interacted with the kids, our 3 being the only ones in the group loved every minute of that. Evan got to be the Emperor standing on the block that was once the throne, loving his status with the biggest cheesy smile. Bayley is in history heaven he is answering question not even us adults had a clue about and Grace she is just being a sponge soaking in what she needs then asking her mum a ...
Italy
... largest church I’ve ever been in, and it’s surely the greatest piece of architecture in all of Catholicism.
From the Basilica I made my way to the Vatican Museums, an annoyingly long walk that skirts the wall outside the Vatican. I was lucky again to have a very short wait in line to get inside and through the security. Once inside I was very disheartened by the sheer number of people roaming the halls of the museums. At times, I felt more like ...
Out and about in freezing cold Rome
... Fontane, amazing fountains on all four corners of a very small crossroads. It seems that in Rome you come across such wonders everywhere you look.
On we marched at a good pace taking in many more sights along the way. Our fellow tourists were out in full force and it was quite busy everywhere. The biggest problem was not the crowds, it was the constant dripping of melting snow from the buildings above. Cold, wet drops on your head all the time ...
Vatican
... the Sistine chapel. Of course, the Sistine ceiling was the highlight of the tour; it really defies any sort of description. It's one of those "ya gotta see it with your own eyes" places. We followed the shortcut' in Rick Steves' book, bypassed another huge lineup and slipped into St Peter's basilica with remarkable ease. It's amazing how many people we see, walking around with Rick ...
Eat, Pray and Continue Eating
... At the Vatican Museums: If you don’t have too much time, visit first the Sistine Chapel and then the other museums within the Vatican. These museums are some of the biggest in the world and some of the museums have 50 plus rooms within. If you have time is worth visiting some of the museums before the Sistine Chapel.
The place I stayed in Rome is called: Il Cuore di Roma: http://www.bedandbreakfastilcuorediroma .com/ I highly recommend the ...
Location
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