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When in Rome...
Our must see list in Rome included Vatican City; the Colloseum, Roman Forum, Pallatine Hill, Spanish steps, and the Trevi Fountain. When we arrived saturday, we learned that the Vatican was closed on sundays, so we rushed straight to Vatican City. Once inside the Popes independent country, we began our tour in the Vatican Museum. It holds many …
Rome
Written on Sunday October 31st (Mom's Birthday! ...and Halloween):
So my first impression of Rome can be summarized in two words: garbage and graffiti. That said, our hostel was in the grungy university area east of the historic centre, but the theme persisted no matter where we went, even if to a lesser extent. A couple other notes before …
First nite in Rome
Well we arrived in Rome, got off the train and had the instructions to get to our hostel. First thing we had to do was find the street where the busses were. Apparently we looked a little lost, because some guy with an information badge came up and asked if we needed accomodation or what ever. Now, i've heard stories about Rome so I said the name …
A Vesuvian Adventure
As you might have guessed, today we went to Mount Vesuvius or to be more precise, the remains of an ancient roman city under Mount Vesuvius called Pompeii.
Lets start at the beginning though. We woke, showered, had free breakfast here at the hostel and headed off to the train station. We caught the bus to the station and it was a lot more …
Ancient Roman History: A+
Today we did a whole lot of stuff so hopefully I'll get down all the major things. First thing we woke up, had brekky and spoke to Rachel's parents and Ebony on skype. Also spent a little time talking to our room-mates who are leaving today to go to different places.
First sight was the Colloseum and the old city. We walked to the local …
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“Rome City Hostel”
Reviewed Nov 19, 2010
I have to say. This plac was very cheap. The people who work there are great and the communal kitchen served as an awesome ice-breaker point for meeting people and trading stories/movies suggestions. It's a bit out of the way but pretty close to both the subway and Termini. Cool.
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