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Following Roman footsteps
... to the top, thats a lot of space for sitting people - and it was packed!
After the steps, we found ourselves at Piazza Colonna, the official residence of the Italian Prime Minister. Complete with an intricately carved marble column, over 2,000 years old.
The Trevi fountain is the most famous in Rome and is surprisingly tucked along some narrow streets in a very small Piazza. Although the fountain was beautiful, unsurprisingly it ...
Vatican Museum
... Museum right away. Apparently the Museum stops admission at 4:00 PM and there is hardly any queue at this time. We grabbed the chance and decided to try for it. After a 6-7 minute of brisk walk to the nearest Metro station, Raaj had his first experience of buying a Metro ticket and traveling by Metro. The Vatican Museum is again 6-7 minutes away from the nearest Metro station. We managed to reach the Museum doors with just 5 minutes to spare. Andrea was right ! There was no ...
Roma
... we awoke nice and early to take a day trip to Pompeii! We had a short stop at Naples, where we both agreed that a short stop was just enough. Not our cup of tea. On to Pompeii where we strolled the ancient streets, entered an old brothel and saw plaster casts of people and animals. A very long day but well worth the trip!
By Roma, you will be sadly ...
È questa la città più ricca del mondo?
... blog I headed out around midday and travelled to the Vatican on the air conditioned tube. Can you see a theme here? It really is a genuine concern that I am going to struggle with the heat in Africa!
The queues at the Vatican were minimum and I head immediately inside the Basilica. I have seen so many Duomos and Basilicas since I have been in Italy particularly that I almost opted to skip the ...
A Bike Ride Through History
... to enjoy the sun. What a perfect day! The cafe also had bicycles for hire, so we rented two and embarked on our journey through the ages. Most if the road had been restored and it was easy to ride along; however there were a few sections where we came across the cobblestone and it made riding quite a challenge. The roadside--riddled with beheaded and dismembered statues--echoed the power of the Roman Empire. Despite the occasional car, we felt as if we had stepped back in ...
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