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Rome Sep 04, 2010
Knacait stayed here on Sep 4, 2010 during their trip titled: Cait and Erin >> Europe.
Buongiorno Roma!
Today we just wandered - over the Tiber, past the Bocca della Veritas and the Circus Maximus, to the Colosseum. Lunch in Monti, back past the Colosseum again, down to Piazza Venezia, and home via the Campidoglio area ... ------ Added 3.10.2012 We did some very exciting things like washing first thing this morning, then headed around the corner to our local cafe for breakfast and wifi. This may turn out to be a good thing, as it severely limits how much Xander can use his iPod! We ...
All Roads Lead To Rome
... cappuccino we had the entire trip.
Time to go back through the insanity that is the construction zone in front of the train station, then 3.5 hours of travel to Rome. Once in Rome, our hostel was only two blocks from the train terminal. Too bad we couldn't seem to locate it. We were staying in an off site, shared apartment a few blocks away, and we didn't have an exact address for the reception desk, only a dot on a map. We ...
Back to Rome for a day
... numbers grew, a greater proportion of the population disliked the blood sport and was no longer politically advantageousso they were stopped. Tragically, most if the damage to the colosseum was done by succeeding popes etc pulling out brass, marble and granite to build the various churches around the city, the ultimate recyclers... By the time we got to 2pm I was feeling a bit over it, hot, hungry and bordering on mildly grumpy.....but after some food the world felt better ...
Rome in a day
What a day! It certainly is going to be one to remember for a long time. The Colosseum is truely amazing! It is 188m in length, 156m in width and 48m in height and was able to seat 50,000 spectators. It was where the greatest games took place, where the Gladiators fought each other and wild animals were killed. The marble facade and parts of the Colosseum were used for the construction of St ...