Casale Dei Cedri Rome
Via Aurelia Antica, 282, Via Leone XIII 327 Rome, Lazio, Italy
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Ciao Bella!
... are literally built on top of each other. They are just amazing. We saw some beautiful villas along the coast belonging to the likes of Sophia Loren, and other celebs with too much money. I’d like one of those for Christmas thanks Santa.
Moving on from Amalfi we run into the infamous traffic we’d been hearing about, heck! But we make it to Ravello, which is perched on top of a cliff, for lunch. We’re told about a café that ...
Last Stop - Rome! Ancient History tour
... and fields of sunflowers. Absolutely gorgeous!
We stopped for lunch at one of the many Autogrill stops throughout Italy. These are basically rest stops with restaurants, bathrooms, and stores along the highways. The two we stopped at (first for bathroom and snacks and then the next for the lunch break) were built over the highway so people could access it from either side of the ...
When in Rome
Day 1:
They say that they didn't build Rome in a day... but you can certainly see Rome in a day... or a day and a half.
We started our Italian adventure as we stepped off the Ferry from Patra, Greece... fully recharged after a relaxing nights sleep.
We arrived in the Italian port of Bari, we had 45 minutes to get to the train station and as the ferry was running late, opted for the 15 Euro taxi ride to the train station. From here it was a 4 hour train ride to ...
Christmas Eve - Roaming in Rome
... and gathering an Italian apartment version of Christmas food.
We left early for mass anticipating large crowds as the rain had now stopped after bucketing down hard all afternoon. The mass was to start at 10pm finishing at midnight and we were told in broken English by the guard the doors to the basilica would open at 8.30pm. To be safe we entered the square at 7.45 and were told in more broken English that we could wait at ...
Come for the attractions, not for the fruit...
So we have been asleep before 8.30 every night so far. Well, I said every night but I know that kinda sounds ridiculous because we have only been here for 3 nights. But still, it's definitely a novelty for us!
On Monday, as I mentioned, we had walked the sights all day, and as soon as we got back to our B and B, I kicked my boots off and lay down. My feet were aching from the cobblestone roads, and my legs burnt from the many steps and hilly streets (now ...



