Casa Bonus Pastor

Via Aurelia, 208, Rome, Lazio, 00165, Italy | Inn

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Arrivederci, Italia!

A travel blog entry by harrisny

... do our own thing. Throughout our travels we strolled by Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon, both of which she had not seen so I turned into tour guide! It was fun for me too because I was able to see these landmarks more easiy with it being a cloudy day, and hopefully I've grabbed some better photos. The following day was a coach trip to Pompeii. I met some outgoing Aussies which really made the day. I was picked up from my hotel at 6.30am but we were still in Rome at 8am - I was ...

Modern and Ancient Roman history.....

A travel blog entry by eagle10

... I gave him a short applause as I walked past. All of the sidewalk restaurants were busy. As I got close to the Museum, I got talking to a young couple from San Jose who had just come out of a restaurant (I was just lining up to get a shot of a row of Vespa’s). It turns out they were on their honeymoon, and their holiday had been arranged by a travel agent (I was sure to mention Rick Steves for planning future trips).

I took the opportunity to get ...

A Food Diary - RTW Style

A travel blog entry by akanzer

... fruit. Pineapple, Dragonfruit, Kiwi, Mangosteins, Lychee, Papaya, and of course, the Mango. Mango, oh delicious mango, how I love you so. Mangos are delicious even in the states, but once you have tried a mango in SE Asia, you will have trouble going back to the version we have at home. Juicy, soft, sweet, but not overly so, the mangos of SE Asia seem like more of a dessert than a healthy treat. But healthy they are of course, ...

The journey began...

A travel blog entry by shanam6m

... t have her phone "on."
I eventually found them, several hours later after mom and gramie found someone to call my friend who in turn called me and was able to get us to a meeting point. There wasn't that "oh honey I missed you" I had originally thought mom would greet me with as she saw me from a distance, but rather, hmmmm, a stern "Shaaaanaaaaaaa!" " Where in the heeeeeck have you been?" I deserved it...they had a nightmare getting there and I had ...

Rome & on to London

A travel blog entry by khillski

... is the Keats-Shelley House where Keats died of tuberculosis at the age of 25.

After leaving the Piazza di Spagna we made our way down Via dei Babuino to the Piazza del Popolo passing high end shops such as Tiffany, Prada, Armani, and Tad. At the Piazza del Papolo we were expecting to see one of the grandest Roman piazzas but instead there was a grand celebration and awards ceremony for working police and military dogs. There were exhibits, military on horseback, ...