Hostel Stargate
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Five days in hot Rome
July 14 We land at Rome Ciampino's airport at 4.15 p.m and we go to our hostel, the Stargate, which is located right behind famous Termini train station, perfect to take the metro to everywhere (although there are only two metro lines, so moving around Rome isn't very difficult).We are 38 degrees temperature aprox so ensure yourself that there are …
Rome
Hi all This is my first entry and I'm new at this but I hope it works. We arrived in Rome on Mon 13th Nov 06. Stayed in a hostel called The Stargate, it was pretty good for the price and we met some really nice people there, like Ritta from Moldova/Los Angeles. We seen all the sights of this truly magestic city- from The mighty Colloseum to the …
Thankful
... every moment of everyday...
I suppose having been to Israel so many times, and feeling like somewhat of a zionist at times I feel extra sadness for this recent turn of events. So to end my rambles- please be thankful, not just for what you have possession wise in your life, but also for those invisible things that we always forget about. Friendship, love, family, health, safety, freedom of speech etc. Thank you, thank you, thank you universe. I am forever grateful. ...
Last full day in Rome
... were breaking into a sweat but us? We were drenched. I almost had an asthma attack trying to pedal the damn thing up a hill with Euge. I got the ***** and we very slowly made our way back to the start and asked for our money back. We rested for about 1/2 hour and Serafina was so keen to do it again with a proper bike that we did and it was so much easier and better and I think it has been the highlight to the whole trip so far.
We also went ...
Cats, Campo dei Fiori, and the Jewish Ghetto
... French Embassy.
Just around the corner is Via Guilia (named after Julius II). It's a beautiful street, and you can see into the gardens of the Palazzo Farnese through the back gate. There's also a rather gruesome church, Santa Maria dell'Orazione e Morte. The monks of this church were responsible for people who died on the streets, and tried to identify them by displaying the corpses, and gave them a proper burial.
Around the other side of Palazzo Farnese, ...