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Day 7 - Goodbye Florence, Hello Rome
... us about 25 minutes to make. Kirsten navigated us there with ease and we arrived at about 8:45 as our train wasn't due to leave until 9:40AM. With time to kill we found a spot in the corner of the train station near the screen that have information on the train departure times and what platform they were departing from. Our train wasn't on there yet so we waited as trains continuously departed. After about 20 mins of waiting, our train popped up on the board... Enter ...
The city of bread and circuses
... the barbarians that sacked the joint. Without a doubt, the pantheon is my favourite stop so far. It's the oldest religios building still in use anywhere in the world today. It was built by the emperor hadrian, one of a group of emperors remembered by history as the "good emperors." Enjoy the ...
Arrivederci Roma
... Vincoli then a taxi ride to the Spanish Steps.
Rome has been very interesting but extremely busy especially in and around the major attractions, four days certainly long enough for us.
Our time in Italy is nearly over, it has been a great experience, they have managed to retain their style and identity a wonderful country to visit and they can play football as well.
Tomorrow will be another early start as we have to leave our hotel at 8.30am to catch our flight to London.
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When in Rome... -- nah, too cliched!
... I wanted to get back to camp after the Vatican City tour for an afternoon of relaxation. If the metro had been working, this would have been a relatively simple task... but because it wasn't working, it means approximately 2.5 hours of travel time to get back to camp. Firstly we had to wait for the buses to start running, then we had to find where they left from, then we had to work out which buses connected with the first one ...
Only in ITALY
Ciao Ragazzi!!!
I wanted to share a list my roommates and I have started about our daily encounters in Roma, Italia.
ONLY IN ITALY...
1. does my Italian teacher call the front office to speak to a student in my class and ask her to share with the class that she will be 40 minutes late BUT we should wait for her and discuss our homework while we wait.
2. does someone say, "hey, you have a feather sticking out ...