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Raising the roof
... level we were not disappointed! The interiors of the buildings and rooms are nothing short of spectacular! The amount of workmanship, unbelievable art and sheer wealth on display is beyond belief! Finishing at the Sistine chapel is the money shot, but the ceilings leading up to this are equally if not more amazing.
A fine way we felt to re-energise us after a night partying on Ferenge beach the night before for Circo Loco. Taking a leap ...
Day 6 - Rome
... Colosseum. The statue served as a landmark and meeting place for people. The word "Colosseum" comes from the fact that people would say “let’s meet next to the colossus, since it was a popular huge and visible landmark”, and “next to Colosus” in latin translates to “Colosseum”, which eventually became the popular name of the Flavius ...
Ancient Rome and rain
... we were in our hotel room.
Ginny SAID she didn’t even need a nap after her good night’s sleep. But the minute we got to the room she went to sleep!!! I tried to stay awake for a while and finally cried uncle and joined her. I only slept an hour or so. But when we got up we didn’t have a plan and weren’t thrilled to trudge through the rain again. But then we thought of our favorite dessert spot, Pompi – home of ...
Rome wasn´t toured in a day
... of schedule. You will be glad to know that Coach drivers in Europe are exactly the same as bus drivers in the UK, miserable gits!!!!
Our first impression of the outskirts of Rome where not great as we were dropped at the coach station. Seriously we could not find an inch of a building that was not covered with graffitti. However when we got to our hotel the graffiti stopped and our mood lifted. The hotel was really central but the service ...
The Eternal City
... br> Finally we headed for the Colosseum for our guided tour. It was another 40 degree day, but the Colosseum is an unbelievable site to see.
After many hours in the city, I made my way back to the campsite to rest, re-pack and catch up on e-mails.
Rome has been a wild and crazy experience. Italy overall, in terms of sightseeing has kicked my tourist butt. Off to Greece tomorrow. Can't wait.
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