Kriss Rome

Via Treviso 37 Rome, Lazio, 00161 , Italy

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All roads lead to Rome

A travel blog entry by sarahandsimon

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... enjoyment!). We told them to forget it (Simon told them they were crooks!) and we left straight away. We then got massively overcharged for coffee and a biscuit at a cafe near the Colosseum. We are not sure if it is just us, or if everyone is after out money here! We think it definitely is the latter.
We went to the Fontana di Trevi and sat and relaxed after our big day. Although we have had some ...

When in Rome.. do as a tourist would!

A travel blog entry by danniw

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... basilica. It was humongous - larger than anything we've seen beore, and the inside was just breathtaking. The ceiling was gold and there were statues everywhere! Photos were allowed inside surprisingly, so I clicked away. The square entering the church was already huge and amazing, with two large TV screens on each side broadcasting the pope. The inside of the church was very cool, there just way too much in it and without a tour guide we did not understand what ...

Pizza, Pasta & The Pope

A travel blog entry by erikandesther

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... t think much of him! Once he got off his little golf buggy thing, he got up and there were a few bible readings in 7 different languages and he did a little blessing, but it was fairly boring so we left.

We went to the Colloseum and had a good look around. It is quite run down, obviously from being so old, but also from road traffic and alot of earthquakes over the years. It could seat about 55,000 people back in the ...

These are the moments...

A travel blog entry by dingerse

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... in terms of adults, parents, people on my back, I am alone. Going to college was comparable, but even then I was in my home country, just a short plane ride away from my family, and with all of the support that I needed from the school. I have to say though, that I am really enjoying being independent. There are definitely some challenges, for instance, the language barrier, the transportation around such a huge city, and even grocery shopping, but somehow I ...

All roads lead to Rome

A travel blog entry by cafe_travel

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... around town to look at some of our favourite parts of the city. We walked all around the Pantheon, over to Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain, and the area around largo Argentina and just got ourselves lost in the city streets. When we’d had enough we head over to via del Governo Vecchio which is a bit of a happening street (more so in the afternoons) and stopped off at Mimi e Coco for an aperitivo.

Chris wanted to head back to the apartment and rest for a while ...

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