Ancelle Amore Misericordioso Hotel
Travel Blogs from Rome
Massively Ancient Rome
... Titus' victories, which included the seige of Jerusalem. Amazingly, this arch inspired the Arc de Triomphe in Paris!
Our tour of the Roman Forum continued down to the Arch of Constantine, which is the most recent surviving triumphal arch and was erected by the Senate to celebrate Constantine I's victories.
THE COLOSSEUM
The first structure you see as you ...
Post-visit : Rome (0480) Exploring Modern Rome
... one hike. Now I just need to add one more town and a couple dozen more kilometres and I can create a "Rome Superhike". But first, Iet’s check out the Tibertina cemetery on the other side of the street.
Cemeteries often give fascinating clues into the culture, and Tibertina cemetery turns out to be my most fascinating cemetery to date. It’s more than a cemetery—it’s more like a City of the Dead, with its own internal ...
A funny thing happened on the way to the forum
... as people might find things in the drain at the MCG in years to come and make judgements on our culture (or lack thereof). The items they found include toothpicks made of bone, and peach and cherry pips that looked just like the ones my stone-fruit loving brother used to leave everywhere when we were young. Such day to day items that we still see today (although my tooth picks have never been bone, but ...
Rome (Day 1)
... sight-seeing. It was about 2 p.m. by now and we took an underground subway to Piazza del Popolo to start our walk around Rome. I’ve been in New York subways so it didn’t really bother me but Lynnette was slightly concerned with being underground in a dark, semi-deserted train station. We made it on the underground bus just fine and managed to get off at the right stop.
First thing we saw when we climbed the stairs back up to to enter the real above ground ...
On to Florence!
... sale, the guy came down to 130 euros for a supposedly 390 euro purse! The sales pitch was a highlight for the boys, it was quite a show!
At this point in the game I really couldn't make up my mind about any of the purses I'd seen, so ended up not buying anything, same thing that happended in Venice! oh well, I'll just have to go again to try to find one ;-)
We sat for a few minutes on the steps of Lan Lorenzo then walked upVia del Melarancio
to the train ...
Location
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