Marco Polo Vatican B&B Rome
Madonna del Riposo 32 Rome, Lazio, 00165, Italy
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Ancient Rome and rain
... we were in our hotel room.
Ginny SAID she didn’t even need a nap after her good night’s sleep. But the minute we got to the room she went to sleep!!! I tried to stay awake for a while and finally cried uncle and joined her. I only slept an hour or so. But when we got up we didn’t have a plan and weren’t thrilled to trudge through the rain again. But then we thought of our favorite dessert spot, Pompi – home of ...
One week off.. Italy anyone?
... or arguments or awkward moments at all! She's an excellent travel partner and i can't fault her once so kudos to her! and to me for picking her as a travel buddy!!)
The next day was our last and was filled with catching a ridiculously early train from Siena to Chiusi-Chianociano and then onto Roma to catch our flight home.. So our train was meant to leave at 5:45 am.. we ran to try to make it because we spent waaaaayy too long on eating our feast of a breakfast ...
When in Rome...
... to leave until Italy finally scored and people came running back. It was interesting to see how much the Italians don’t back their own team. As soon as Slovakia scored their third goal, the so called fans were streaming out of the park. Obviously they don’t hold their own national team in high regard. For us though, it was very funny indeed, especially if you were hoping Italy would get knocked out. I would not dare have said this aloud at the game as ...
When in Rome
... the line, which was obviously key. Lucky for Christoph and Sylwia, they were able to get a discount, since they are European.
Not only was the Colosseum very interesting to observe, but it was fascinating to hear about its history. Well of what i could hear anyways (I had difficulty understanding the tour guide's accent and since I have terrible hearing, I was struggling). One of my favorite pictures that I took, was of Christoph and Sadie from a distance. In this ...
Ciao, Roma
... and steaper the steps get, the walls close in on you, there are no areas to stop, no windows, no signs to tell you if you're getting closer, and you cannot see behind or in front of you. So you're basically trapped inside the dome for 30 minutes of awesomeness. So was the view worth it?? Andrea: YES! Brian: ugh, it was alright.
The Sisteen Chapel more than made up for it. We relaxed and soaked in the thousands of frescos. No photos are allowed, but as you can see below, we ...
This lodge was formerly known as: Marco Polo Vatican



