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The Colosseum, The Borghese and The Forum
... The tour of the forum finished off at the Arch of Septimus We ended the day with a nice pasta and pizza dinner at a restaurant down the street from the forum. It was nice to sit down and relax and get out of then sun. We had some amazing gelato and then headed back to rest up for the next day. Aside from all the history we learned today we also have mastered the Roman method of crossing the street: just walk out there and make the cars ...
Meeting the group on our Italian Escapade Tour!
... single word that came out of her mouth. As she put it, she was adopting us for the next few weeks and bragged about knowing where all the ‘loos’ were in Italy! In other words, the toilets!
One funny thing that she mentioned was that in the future in order to get our attention and this regardless as to where we’ll be, she would yell out the famous "Coucou, coucou, coucou" words! This was quite reassuring because we now ...
Roma
... n increíble. El Foro Romano es como la vecindad del Chavo. Aca en este sector vivía Augusto, aca Maximo, este es el jardín de la esposa de tal emperador, la Curia donde se reunia el Senado Romano, la Corte de Julio Cesar. Divertido. Es raro ponerte a pensar que aca vivía esta gente, Neron y amistades. Roma tiene una historia de mas de 3000 años, es una metrópolis epica y monumental , centro del Imperio Romano, y la poderosa caput mundi (capital del mundo). Luego, la capital del ...
The Eternal City
... check out. Amanda, Kate and I had arranged to catch the train together to Bergamo, leaving Rome at 2pm, so we spent the morning just wandering the streets in the surrounding suburbs and visited our new favourite pasticceria to get ourselves some lunch and snacks for the train. The train trip to Bergamo went really quickly, and we got to pass through some gorgeous Tuscan and then Lombardy countryside on the way. Although slower than flying, it was definitely a more interesing journey. ...
Valley of Hell
Yup, Rome is crowded. Its almost anxiety inducing. I really really REALLY would not want to be in most of Italy during the summer. lol. That would be hell.
In spite of it, Rome has still been nice. I wont say its as awesome as Cinque Terre, but what can ya do? We decided to divide and conquer Rome between three days. Our first day we did "Ancient Rome". We spent most of the day at the Colosseum but we also visited Palatine Hill, ...
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