Antony Inn Rome

Via dei Cavalleggeri 6 Rome, Lazio, Italy

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Last country before home

A travel blog entry by philandmaxjones

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... the Palentine where the emperors lived (including Caesar but not Nero) then into the Forum. Here was another arch and lots of temples including the Vestal Virgins one. Young girls aged between 6-10yrs from noble households would be committed for 30years to stay celebate and keep a fire alight! After this we saw Capitol Hill and the Palazzo Senatorio, next the Vittorio Emanuele II and lastly the Trevi Fountain. We did the usual - throw ...

Rehearsals and Concerts

A travel blog entry by smhsmb

... Piazza Navona for the performance.
This was the second individual group performance. It was in Sant' Agnese in Agone Church in Piazza Navona. This piazza is known for its artists who fill the square, painting and selling their work.
The church was amazing! So beautiful and the accoustics for the music were breathtaking! I video taped it but I don't think I'll be ...

ROMULUS, REMUS, AND ROME

A travel blog entry by kasey_kid

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... in the tellings of my comings and goings.  Result = floundering blog composition.  But I'm determined to see this blog to the end, for the sake of completion.  But mentally I'm checking out more and more each day, and if I don't care in my unavailing existence, why should anyone else?  At least I feel blessed in my concrete mindset that I never ever ever want to have kids.  Bringing another useless, stinking, scratching, garbage-creating soul into this world seems like the ...

The Vatican Sistine Chapel - Updated Oct 1/10

A travel blog entry by anchors-away

We had a tour booked called Skip the Line - Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Tour. We were really glad that we had skip the line tickets as people without them were lined up for 1 mile and had a 5 hour wait... The Vatican itself is amazing - we could have stayed there for days...

Theoretically our coach tour went thru Rome. One thing we found was that Green Line tours is not a company who concerns themselves with keeping their clients waiting. They advised us ...

Longest Day Everrrrrr.....in a good way.

A travel blog entry by magistrasmith

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... Marcellus who was to be his heir but had died young. Caesar had planned the theatre to rival Pompey's (mentioned in previous post).

For our lunch break I went with Rosina (teacher) and Annie (Brown grad student) into the Jewish Ghetto for lunch.....I had a Bufala Mozzarella salad.....delish!! Then, once again, it was time to hike all the way to the Circus Maximus to grab the Metro to go to the Museo Centrale Montemartini.......as ...

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