Grandi Rome

Vua Achille Grandi 7 Rome, Lazio, Italy

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A Roman one-man death squad

A travel blog entry by beckerworldtrip

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... to adopt him and let him stay in your spare room forever. He took us to our first floor apartment in a cage-type elevator and opened the front door, giving us soft-spoken and helpful tips the whole way.

The apartment we walked into had us thinking Antonio got the wrong place. It is just a two bedroom, but had three full bathrooms, a large living room and a kitchen. It had a balcony with a washer and drier. But what blew us away was its elegant ...

Day 3 (Catch-up Number 1!)

A travel blog entry by laurensummer201

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7/5: UPDATE! SEE PICTURES

Whoops! Those last three days went by really quickly. Unfortunately, I'll have to use mainly pictures to recall everything I've done for days three, four, and five of my trip in Rome.

Way back on Sunday (Day 3) I had nothing for class until 2 PM with our instructor, Ricardo. Before then, I few of us decided to get up for breakfast and coffee at a "bar" (aka cafe) that Ricardo said was one of the best. I had a delicious Nutella ...

What a Great City!

A travel blog entry by peillsonwheels

... we could imagine. I should really stop saying "we" all the time, as the kids don't always share my sentiments! Anyway, Mark and I both felt really privileged to be in these surroundings, and the kids were pretty enthusiastic about it too.

The city was full of tourists and local tour groups, as it was cultural week in the city, and admission fees to many popular sites were reduced or eliminated altogether. Being among the crowds, we thought we would ...

All Roads Lead To Rome

A travel blog entry by supersmiths

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... crosses, but for the most part it was pictures and statues of the pope and the virgin Mary. Enough of that, I doubt I'll ever find my answer.

It started to rain and turned very cold so we raced through the Pantheon and other sights close by and left by 12:00pm we still had a 7 hour drive ahead of us. It is time to go as Alex says, "I think I am pizza'd out for a while.


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Religion & Ruins - Roma!

A travel blog entry by melissa2010

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... It has bullet holes on its facade from WWII (my friend Mike told me that fun fact so it could be wrong).
Rome was definitely not built in a day but we got to see a lot of it in two. Words cannot describe the weekend we had, and this really is the edited version because there was so much, but it was unbelievable. I truly feel more committed to my faith and am definitely going to come back (thank you Trevi Fountain!) with my mom for a pilgrimage someday.

Ciao for now!
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