Villa Borghese Rome
Via Pinciana 31 Rome, Lazio, 00198, Italy
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Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese
Yesterday was rainy and dreary, reminding me of home. The streets were considerably less crowded, but somehow when night fell it was still f***ing loud and I didnīt sleep AGAIN. Our professor from Marylhurst arrived in Rome yesterday and stopped by the apartment to check in with us. I am pleased to say that it generated a new feeling of excitement …
Villa Borghese
My fourth day in Rome it was pouring rain!!!! I wanted to do something outdoors but I had to stay inside. I decided I would go to the Villa Borghese gallery and museum. When I woke up I ate breakfast at a local corner bakery. After that I walked to the Villa Borghese. I went on a three hour tour for 200 euros. I learned this is one of the largest …
The Colosseum
On my fifth day in Rome I went to the Colosseum. I learned the Colosseum was completed in 80 AD and seated more than 50,000 spectators. Its opening was celebrated with 100 days of games in which thousands of animals and gladiators were killed. Occasionally the Colosseum was flooded in order to stage small naval battles, though these more commonly …
Genoa, Monza and Bologna
Hi to all!! We are sorry it's been a while since the last entry, but internet connection is not always available. Our last day in Rome was spent at the Villa Borghese in the north of Rome. At this point in my life, I thought I had seen some of the most elaborate and wealthy estates and or museums. Well, Villa Borghese has completely taken the gold …
Mom & Mike's Visit!
Yet another list of highlights, this time from Mommy & Mike's visit to Rome!!! - Saw sooo many sites: Pantheon, Vatican Museum (Sistine Chapel), Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Borghese Gallery (Mom & Mike joined my Early Renaissance class tour led by my professor whom I adore) & Villa Borghese, Jewish Ghetto, Via del Corso, …



