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Last full day in Rome
... spots in Rome. We wondered around looking at the art for sale and did some people watching. I always leave Rome feeling like I need another few days but I was glad I got to see this Piazza, eat gelato from my favourite place plus give my parents a taste of this wonderful city.
We decided to catch a bus back from Piazza Navona to Termini. This was a very amusing adventure. A police man explained to Paula and I were to catch ...
Day 21 - First full day in Rome...Vatican and more
... buildings and came into the piazza where the Pantheon is, John was immediately awed and realized it was the building with the hole on the top that he had seen in Christie's pictures a fewe years back, and he said he had been looking forward to seeing it, although when I talked about the Pantheon he didn't know that was this building. John found a bathroom, so Deb stood outside Pantheon enjoying a man playing violin....what perfect music for gazing at the Pantheon! I heard the entirety ...
No wifi connection, late updates in Rome
... Fontana Di Trevi stop and planned our route. Side note each city I've been charting out our days and planning the best things for each day, today's agenda is Santa Maria De Vittoria, Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Piazza Novoa. *Norm's travel facts about the world. Fact 1 - Car horns were made for Europeans. Thinking that we were going the right way, we looked in shops and thought about what we wanted to get people, when it dawned on ...
Collosseo
... down rain again and crying will only make it worse. I sought shelter in front of this little cafe. The balcony was about 10-12 inches wide, barely covered me! As I was standing there, I began to smell fresh coffee brewing - now that is just torture because they are not open yet! I stood there for about 20 minutes or so, thinking the whole time, Channing is going to kill me for being gone so long. In any case, I made it back not too wet and Channing was laying down anyway. It ...
S.P.Q.R.
... the Vatican City where we got to see the famous Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museum, and St. Peter’s Basilica. We were both amazed by Michelango’s frescos in the Sistine Chapel and the progression of his vision from one side of the room to the other. By the time we reached the Vatican Museum we were already somewhat museumed out; plus, there is so much to see there that it can literally take months see each ...
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