Alex Inn Rome
Via Emilia 47 Rome, Lazio, 00187, Italy
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Roma. Cetatea Eterna.
... continuare o structura impozanta, fiind unul dintre simbolurile Romei.
Pretul unui bilet este de 15.5 euro.
Forumul Roman nu a fost doar nucleul unui oras antic, pentru multi a fost centrul universului. De la nasterea Imperiului, in timpul domniei lui Augustus (31 i.Hr.) si inca 500 de ani mai tarziu Roma a condus, cu lacune, cea mai mare parte din ceea ce noi numim lumea civilizata. Forumul, situat intre dealul Palatin si cel Capitolin, era ...
When in Rome...
... in the world. The first can be seen as you enter the room and turn to your right, the Giudizio Universale (Last judgement) is a simply massive painting by Michelangelo, depicting the souls of the dead being torn from their graves to face the wrath of god. We were not allowed to take pictures so look it up, it is very cool! The second amazing Michelangelo work is of cause the ceiling, it took 4 years and covers ...
Last Day in Roma
... is one of the largest piazzas in Roma. I took several shots of it as well and then headed towards the TIber River.
Walking along the Tiber River for about 30 minutes, I reached the bridge to St. Peter's Basilica. It must have been around 11 by this time and the droves of people lining up to get into St. Peter's was over half way around the St. Peter's Square. As you can see, I obtained a few more awesome shots and then headed towards the ...
All Roads lead to...
... an old neighbourhood with windy paved streets and interesting shops and squares and fountains, lined with Vespas and tiny smart cars and thronging with people. That's where we're staying. It's the area with the flower market, the Campo de Fiori- a hop step and jump from the many of the major sights of Rome.
We were met there by the owner of the apartment who spent about an hour with us. First he showed us ...
Our First Australian Saint
... cheer by the pilgrims that completely filled the square and pushed up the streets.
The Holy Father, cantor, choir and assembly began the canonisation process with the Rite of Introduction with a reading of each blessed's name and prayer. This was followed by the Rite of Canonisation that included the reading of other sanctified names from those the Church already recognises as saints – Apostles, Martyrs, Doctors of the Church, and the like. As a high mass in ...



