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Country#7--the smallest in the world
... extremely nice and brought us free water and dessert and seemed genuinely excited to get to practice their English with us. One of the women saw our long skirts and the scarf tied on my bag (since you have to cover your knees and shoulders in the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's) and asked us if we had gone to the Vatican.
The Pantheon was open and honestly not terribly crowded. We walked around there, listened to an audio guide, and ...
Ancient Rome
... it in the flesh is it much better. We move around the top floor with our guide giving us the stories of who and when things happened and also showed us how it would have looked like during the day.
We then move down to the ground floor and the basement areas where all the tunnels are now exposed, ...
The West Side
We bid farewell to Beppe and our Italian WWOOF'ing adventure and caught the late night train back across the country to the little town of Sorrento. We must admit it was very tough waving goodbye to our new friend as our train pulled away from the platform at Bari Central.
Our next few days were spent on the Western coast of Italy, near Sorrento. Unfortunately for us, the bungalow we booked in a "nearby" campground had ...
Amore Romano
... de connotada calidad artística; comercios vinateros; queserías; y por supuesto, a tomar el famoso 'Limoncello' -licor preparado con limón, aguardiente y azúcar fermentados - el orgullo de Italia aparte de sus vinos-. La región Amalfitana, comenzando desde Sorrento, al norte, se distingue por su producción de limones...Todo es de limón...Y ni qué decir del delicioso aroma que emana de los limonares que se encuentran en toda la región, y que parece ser ...
Rome...And The Rain Returns
... used the umbrella to shield my head and started the 1.2km walk to the train station. The ride from Florence to Rome took about an hour and a half and as the train arrived in Rome, I thought the clouds might be lifting. Anyways, I went to the hostel and checked in. After picking which bed I wanted, I decided to head out and grab lunch. My first meal in Rome was great. I had gnocchi again (yes, I really do love it) and this time it simply came with ...