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We've done it again - fantastic location

A travel blog entry by nikib

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... walking to the Colosseum - an achievable goal.

We left Venice without incident. We organised a water taxi at a cost of 60 Euros, but it was a lovely way to finish off our visit to Venice. The station at Venice is so much better appointed than the Florence Station. There are seats for resting and a wonderful choice of food which was just as well, as the train didn't offer much by way of refreshments. There's also a ...

Siesta ala Roma.

A travel blog entry by nats_adventure

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... where all young people go and hang out but it closes around 1 30 am i think.  I havnt been eaten by a single mozzie!! So amazed! I bet i just jinxed it now tho! Specially since tonite we r gonna have to sleep with the window open. I havnt met the other 2 ppl in the room yet, i just know that one of them is named anna from the tag on the bag LOL!! Im pretty sure they know eachother/ travel together. Oh!! One more thing about today!! On the bus to ...

Days of Slack Jaw in Rome (II)

A travel blog entry by laschus

... remembered quite a few details, so I rattled them off for the group as best as I could. I was no Dino, but it was surprising how much I recalled. We wound our way from station to station, marvelling at the seemingly endless array of statues, frescoes and other artifacts collected over the years by the church. From room to room we navigated the labyrinth, and everyone looked in wonder at the beauty of the collection. In the hall of maps ...

Religion, ruins and riots make Roma

A travel blog entry by joelkat

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... in a suburb called trastevere. We went there hoping to get a watch for cheap and just a look around but were totally shocked at how busy it was. We turned a corner to suddenly find a horde of people milling around two paths. Once you joined a path there was no escape until you reach the end. It was so packed that it was like being moved through a mosh pit of knick knacks. Afterwards felt the need for a shower.

The next day it rained and a new form of ...

The Eternal City - and it's ruins

A travel blog entry by bloomie

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We departed Pompei with ease as the freeway starts just behind the ruins - cost us 1.60 but was very conveniant - Italy is pretty well one big toll road, the most we have spent was 100 euro in a day coming in from France, one tunnel cost us nearly $50.00 AUD - and I complain about a few dollars back home - but the dads say their taxes should pay for freeways.

We arrived in Rome early but the hotel let us check in, so ...

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