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Well, this part of the trip nearly over

A travel blog entry by nikib

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... just for the experience, and then onto Happy Hour at a lovely little spot Sis and I had chosen, after which we would go to Dinner. We were going to head out about 5 pm, but as the time drew nearer, it was clear that Mum was quite content at home. We had spent a lovely lazy day and it turned out she was happy to continue this way into the night. She really only wanted to have a quiet time on the terrace, listening to our music and spending the time with her girls. As this ...

Markets and Michelangelo Masterpieces

A travel blog entry by thegozes

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... us details of the Michelangelo paintings in the Sistine Chapel on an interactive screen. It was easier to explain things and point things out before we actually saw them. And you also needed to keep quiet in the chapel, out of respect.

We went through some of the museums before heading to the chapel. We saw many sculptures, paintings, tapestries, mosaics and maps. Overall we're not really art lovers. So while we could appreciate the importance of ...

Rooman seikkailut part 2

A travel blog entry by toviva

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... täältä näkee pitkälle!

Turistikuvat otettuamme päätimme mennä vapauttamaan Jokse vartijan roolista ja lähdimme etsimään uloskäyntiä hoksattiin jotkin eri alaspäin vievät portaat joten ei muuta ku uutta reittiä pitkin alas. Jossakin vaiheessa olimme kuitenkin taas hukassa, pelastuksena löysimme hissin alas. Innoissamme hissin tarjoamasta hengähdystauosta astuimme ulos ovista ja yllätyimme, kun löysimme itsemme Pietarinkirkon sisältä lattiatasosta. ...

Day 1 in Rome - Vatican & Sistine

A travel blog entry by swinbournes

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... huge with large (camera'd) walls all the way around.
Once in, you start by going through the various museums, and then on to the Sistine Chapel. Not being religious, I will talk from an historic/artistic viewpoint. The first museum was a collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts. This was a very impressive collection with quite a few monuments and parts of walls etc.
From here, on ...

John's Blog

A travel blog entry by travelingmoores

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... first…

Overall the Italian people are a very good-looking bunch. And they seem quite fit. You know, from walking and biking and scootering about everywhere. It is clear that the majority of the unattractive people here are in fact American tourists, and they may also win the pole for the most inconsiderate group as well.

Another observation is that there appears to be an ...