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Our last day.
... for a quick toasted panini breakfast and then continued on to the Colosseum. We opted for a guided tour when we arrived as the ticket line was so long it wold take us half a day to get in there. This meant we skipped the ticket line and went straight in and enjoyed an informative and historical talk with plenty of free time to walk around the snide of this amphitheatre built back in 72AD. After the tour we met outside for the second optional part of the tour ...
Bus Tour, Trevi Fountain and gelati!
With George's foot really causing him trouble we decided to try a city bus tour. So glad we did. It was a fantastic way to orientate ourselves and view the sites, assisted by an audio commentary. After an hour, the sun began to bake, and I watched our little vegemites, who were so lively and chatty on the way up, wilt, their eyes drooping and their little cheeks flushed pink. We decided to hop off and had some lunch, before we headed back for a siesta. So glad we ...
Let My People Go
... behind a barrier, art cast in a dark light until you feed the light machine .50Eu for 1 minute of illumination, or keep you in waiting to restore the works, asking for more money to do this. I am happy to support any organization that restores art, but my ideas of churches as places of worship, open and welcoming to all, are a bit soured by our experiences in Europe. Many you have to pay to enter in touristy seasons, ...
Borghese Gallery and Spanish Steps
Thanks to the generous staff at our hotel, we were able to secure reservations for 1 pm at the Borghese Gallery for our last day. I was excited as I was unable to reserve our spots online before leaving and thought there would be no chance of open spots in such short notice. However, the staff worked their hospitality magic and we were content to take full advantage of our Roma Pass. Luckily a group on the Metro with us seemingly knew how to find the gallery once we were ...
Viva Roma!
... lingual choir distracted from the sanctity of the church but seeing Michelangelo's restored ceiling was worth the trip to Rome.
We stopped at St.Sabina, an 800 -year -old church, on our way back to the hotel. It is phenomenal to see this well-preserved, ornate religious art.
But tourists must eat, and we did at the Enoteca (wine bar) Antica. We ate what we judge to be ...
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