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A musician on the streets of Rome. |
Jared and Bryan almost missed the train to Rome. I remember
myself standing outside of the train looking at the guard hoping she wouldn’t
blow her whistle to allow the train to depart. I saw Jared in his bright orange
shirt running up the stairs, but without Bryan. I was getting nervous. The time
was 13:39 and the guard blew whistle and all I could see in the distance was a
guy with a backpack running up the staircase and I started yelling to get on
the train now. We all made it. We departed Pisa at 13:40 and arrived in Rome
around 17:00. I remember strolling out of the train station terminal and
thinking how eager I was to see all the historical sights in this ancient city.
I spent five whole days in Rome, the capital of Italy. The night we arrive in Rome, I think I saw
most of the city. We stayed in Alessandro
PALACE Hostel, which was near the train station and metro. That made it easy to
get around. We decided to walk from our hostel to the Spanish Steps that were
built in 1717 and has 135 steps. The scalinata is the widest staircase
in Europe. We then headed to the Fontana di
Trevi, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi
and completed by Pietro Bracci. It is the largest Baroque
fountain in the city. Of course I threw a Euro with my right hand over my left
shoulder for good luck and hopes to return back to Rome someday. Afterwards we
walked around Rome enjoying the lack of tourists during the evening and being
able to appreciate the sites at night.
Fontana di Trevi |
We toured the Colloseum, the Roman Forum,
Palatine Hill is the centermost of the Seven Hills of Rome and is one of the most
ancient parts of the city, St. Peters Bacillica in the Vatican City, the
Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museum, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, The
Capitoline Hill, Castel Sant'Angelo, Circus Maximus is an ancient Roman chariot
racing stadium, Piazza del Popolo, Monumento Nazionale a Vittorio Emanuele II, Arch
of Constantine and probably a few more!
The Capitoline Hill |
The Colosseum |
I found pinocchio! |
-Ciao
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