Hotel Del Mare Fiumicino
Lungo Mare Della Salute 111/B Fiumicino, Lazio, Italy
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It must kill you that black people are free...
... to get through customs. Then we had to pick up our bags at baggage claim and recheck them. THEN, we had to go through security again, which took us another 30 minutes. THEN, we had to book it to our gate. We made it to the gate at about 5:45p ET for a 6:00p flight and learned it was delayed 10 minutes, so that was good. We left Charlotte, NC around 6:15p and headed home. We arrived on time to Rochester tonight and waited for our bags at ...
Connecting flight
... nor stamp our passport. We felt like we were locals and breezed through the exit. Whilst we waited for the connecting domestic flight to Venice we stopped to have our first Italian coffee. Unfortunately our café latte was served lukewarm. When I’d asked for an exchange the glare that girl gave at the counter was enough to expel demons. Needless to say she did not receive a tip from ...
All roads lead to Rome.
... parents, and other things I have taken for granted. This is especially true with the fact that I have been away from my mother who has battling with Lymphoma Cancer the last few years. She has had several types of treatment over the years including radiology, stem cell transplants, and other unsuccessful medicine fixes along the way. About 7 months ago, it was decided by both of my parents that they would suspend any additional treatments and let it ...
The Flavians.....
... Aurea (golden palace), built after the great fire of Rome (which he most likely started) in 64 AD which (conveniently) destroyed much of the city center.
The dining room would have had a panoramic view of the city, including the artificial lake Nero had built. The Colosseum now stands on part of that lake (it was filled in) and this accounts for why a portion of the Colosseum is more damaged than the ...
A tiny country surrounded by a big one
... all the way around the square to get into the basillica by now. Take some time to take in the architecture of the square which is full of subtleties and delights (from Bernini's fountains to the two gold discs on the floor which indicate the two points on the square where one of the set of columns are all in perfect alignment - the foci of the ellipses essentially) before wandering out of the front of the square and out of the Vatican into Rome ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Del Mare



