Hotel Albani

... in Rome’s, they had been in Rome for three days already, they realized my mistake and directed us right to our hotel.  We finally arrived around 11:30pm exhausted and hot.  We stayed at the Piemont Hotel and our room was nothing ...

... hate riding in taxis in Italy. It seemed as though there was no such thing as "road rules"...awesome. Anyway, I got to the hotel and immediately dropped off my luggage, grabbed a free map of the city, and started walking. For someone who has absolutely ...

... , I thought I was done with stairs but no such luck it is faster to walk up the stairs than to wait for the lift. The hotel rooms, lets talk about them a little bit.  I have already told you how the light switches work with one main switch and then ...

... our itinerary. We caught a bus from the airport to the termini station. There we caught a train to the area our hotel, called Albani Hotel, was located.  The first place we visited was the Colosseum. It is a massive building, in the middle of ...

... on through Kongens Have. I closed the circle, found myself on Vestergade by Rådhus again, and continued towards the Sankt Albani Kirke and Nedergade, a pretty, colourful, cobbled street which with its leaning, half-timbered houses, the way I saw it, ...

Saturday, June 19, 2010  afternoon in Rome Once our visit to the Vatican was completed it was about noon and we were all hot, tired, and hungry so Robert, the NETC guide, walked us over to Piazza Navona and we had a couple of hours ...

Saturday, June 19   The Vatican  Today we started our day with a tour of the Vatican museum.  It was kind of like the Hermitage so much information that after a while my brain shut off.    However, I do remember a few ...

I have a ton to write about this trip. I am still working on ...