Sileo Rome
Via Magenta, 39 Rome, Lazio, 0185, Italy
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Roman Holiday
I am rain boy. One day in Rome and it rained all day. So, on to tomorrow. The place we stayed in, on another floor was a hotel called Fawlty Towers. It was full. A few things, in Italy most in good toilets you have to pay, which is silly. We saw some people at a regional train station keeping the door ajar while a few people queued up so only one …
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Roma
... in part by what he did at St. Peter’s. It was on a much, much smaller scale, but very interesting how he placed the church on the site and did small things to the architecture to create a space that was inviting and more appropriately placed on the site. I think by the end of the day we literally walked twenty miles at least. Some of the things that were interesting about being back in Roma was that I have read a book called Design of Cities by Edmund Bacon (for those ...
Italy, Hurricane Festival & back to Berlin
... br> were walking out of Zara we had our first Jersey Shore sighting -
Snookie, J-Wow and Sammi walking to work. Snookie was wearing her
infamous fluffy ugg boots and was holding a drink, although apparently
she is not allowed to drink in Florence. Like most of the girls who had
spotted them, we followed from from a distance and they lead us to the
pizza shop where they had to work for the summer. There was a crowd of
people outside but definitely not as many as ...
When in Rome...
... are so many amazing things to see. In the three an a half days I got to see the Colosseum, Forum, Vittoriale, Campidoglio, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Castle of Saint Angelo, Vatican Museum, Saint Peter's, and from the river to the park on the north of the city, from the Vatican to the west to the train station on the East side. Around every corner there was something to see. We got to ...
L'asciugamano
... and has used his financial strength in the past to influence corrupt judges and politicians. Last week, there were protests in over 200 Italian cities but it still lacks significant press coverage. You wanna know why? – Silvio owns 90% of the TV stations over here, do you think his own TV station would talk bad about him? Nah. The dude also owns the highly successful AC Milan soccer team. There are protest signs all over my neighborhood, where as ...



