Antica Domus
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Massively Ancient Rome
... Severus, the palace of Domitian (with two wings, Domus Augustana and Domus Flavia), the palace of Tiberius (Caligula) the house of Augustus, the Temple of Apollo and the Temple of Cybele.
In the Middle Ages, Palatine Hill was populated by churches and convents, before being almost entirely owned in 1550 by Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, who filled in the ruins and built a botanical garden. ...
Post-visit : Rome (0480) Exploring Modern Rome
... pausing to buy some urgently needed walking shoes at a Chinese shop. Finally after passing the athletic fields with a hulking ugly metal star-like sculpture in the front, I cross the Tiber to a cozy little downtown style neighbourhood… and start my long hike back.
One thing that really catches my attention is the Olympic Village with its barracks style housing area, indoor swimming arena and a tall pillar which clearly says ...
Rome (Day 2)
... and paid for your excursions. Lynnette and I had opted to do all the excursions as they seemed like good deals.
Christina pointed out a few places near the hotel to get food and gave everyone the option to go to a pub near Termini station later that night around 10. We opted to stay in that night as it was a long day sight-seeing and we knew it would be an early and crazy day tomorrow plus I was still feeling the effects of the six ...
Finally getting back here to finish up!
... arch and went up to the Capitoline Hill museum, very nice! Great sculptures, huge!! parts of the colossal statues of Constantine that had been in his basilica in the Forum, saw the "Dying Gaul", the Tabularium overlooking the Forum (fantastic view), the bronze of Marcus Aurelius on a horse, etc.. we really enjoyed this museum.
Everyone very tired now, it's 5-5:30 so we start walking back and stop at the Gesu Church of the Jesuits. Was given ...
All Roads Lead to Rome
... From Sorrento, we weathered a storm in Benevento; and from there we made our final stop together in Rome.
It was the evening before Thanksgiving when we arrived in Sorrento. We made our way to our hostel, through streets all decked out for the holidays. We checked in and--hungry from a long day of travel--set out to find some dinner. We grew a bit discouraged after walking a ways up and down the main drag and finding not a single restaurant open, so we decided ...
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