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Pizza and Pasta.. and more Pizza!
... Simon and 2 Australians that were staying in our room- purely because I felt I deserved a beer.. but didn't want to be the lone drinker! haha. So sure enough I went and picked up a bag full of 'Pick and Mix Beers' which we enjoyed before another free pizza dinner care of the hostel. A group of us at dinner all felt like going out, but no one really knew where to go so we decided to just go for a walk and see where we would end up! So ...
Wherever you "Rome"...
... Monteforte for chocolate chip gelato for Abby and a granita di caffe con panna (iced coffee with whipped cream). As if the night couldn't get any better, we stopped at a supermarket on the way home and got a bottle of wine. We were planning on going to drink it at a park and when we were passing the Castle of St. Angelo we saw a sign saying there were going to be fireworks in around 45 minutes. We tried to find ...
Day 4
... to buy cheese, bread, salami,olive and artichoke tapenade, figs, dates, patatine fritte(sounds better than chips), and some biscotti for the coffee. Vincenzo had left us some artichokes and some prosciutto (and some inedible pecorino - it was rock hard!) in the fridge, aswell as two beers and a bottle of Castelli Romani red (from the wine region southeast of Rome). I don't remember much about dinner because I fell asleep and am writing this the next ...
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... of people below and see how small they look from so high. We also continued further up the dome to the very top where you can go outside and see the view over Rome. It was fantastic to see all the important sights from so far up and get a feel for the city’s layout. Next we made our way to Stadium Olympico to watch a soccer match between AS Roma ...
This is ROMA!!
... We ended at the Colosseo, where we met up with 6 of our friends to embark on a Tour of the Colosseo (though we had to pay this time). During this tour we learned quite a bit on how the gladiators fought, why they fought, and tactics used to defeat others and animals. I never actually knew that the Colosseo was half ruined by an earthquake in the 1300's (I wondered why it idn't have part of its wall). The ...
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