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Hotel Nicholas Rome

Del Torraccio 223 Rome, Lazio, 00133, Italy

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Modern and Ancient Roman history.....

A travel blog entry by eagle10

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... to have minor collision damage on the passenger side (I couldn't see the driver's side). That's one reason I prefer NOT to drive in Rome!

When the Bus reached the Fosse Ardeatine stop, the driver held out his hand to indicate this was where I should disembark. I didn’t see anything that looked like a Memorial as the “stop” was just a wide section of the road with a snack stand set-up near the Bus stop. However there was an entrance to ...

The Eternal City

A travel blog entry by travelingdiva

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... the Colosseum. but then I remembered our Roma Passes qualified us for the fast lane. We walked right in the entrance, only slowed down by the disorganized line for the ticket booth interrupting our path to the Roma Pass card reader.

Once inside it was quite busy, but we still managed to find our own space along the fences looking in on the centre of the arena. We walked around the ground level and I could imagine the chaos of the gladiators, chariots, weapons and ...

Roma!

A travel blog entry by smac

The day started with an 8:45 metro ride into the city, which took us to the Vatican. I wasn't doing the tour, so I wandered off on my own and spent the day solo exploring this ancient city. I went to St. Peter's Square, where the Basilica, the Vatican Museum, and the Sistine Chapel are located. I took some photos in the early morning light, then made my way over to Vittorio Emmanuele, where you can climb to the fifth story, then take a glass elevator to the very top for panoramic views. It ...

Last Day of Overseas

A travel blog entry by swinbournes

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... Traffic; Nowhere near as bad as Cairo or Athens, but you still have to get used to it. DO NOT hesitate when crossing the road. You go, and hope the cars either stop, or swerve around you.

There are a lot of other areas which I am trying to remember, but am getting tired now.

Sorry about any TYPING (not spelling) mistakes Gail, but I am doing this last at night with the Netbook on my ...

When in Rome...

A travel blog entry by patandlexie

... Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. The Vatican, as you can imagine, was beautiful. There was so much art that we wished we had a full day to view it all and really appreciate our surroundings. Since we only had a few hours, we decided to head for the Sistine Chapel and managed to get a few great pictures inside, even though they told us not to...shhhh. Since St. Peterīs was right around the ...

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