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Just south of the Roman Forum and offering a stunning view of the ancient city, this area includes imperial and patrician residences including those of the Emperor Domitian. Originally the Domus Flavia had walls completely line... more
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No visit to Rome is complete without seeing its magnificent Colosseum, a vast amphitheater with seating for 55,000 that was designed as a horse racing circuit and arena for animal fighting and gladiatorial battles. After its co... more
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Founded in the late 19th Century by the entrepreneur Costanzi, this theatre was for a long time considered to be one of the most prestigious opera theaters in Europe. Having gone through some difficult years, the Teatro dell'Op... more
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Rome's most important live club is, without question, Circolo Degli Artisti. For 15 years now Circolo has been creating the place where a variety of artists and audiences alike can come together. From Sunday's The Hysterics I... more
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Discoteca Palacavicchi is a club in Rome that is home to mostly Latin music, hosting salsa music on many evenings. There are free salsa dance lessons on Sunday and there is a restaurant here as well. more
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The ancient Appian Way was the most important of the consular roads. It was inaugurated in 312 BCE by censor Appius Claudius Ciecus after whom it was named. The road was especially important for economic reasons as it connected... more
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In the 4 BC, Circus Maximus was one of the largest stadia in Rome, with a capacity of 250,000 seated spectators. It was the venue for horse racing, athletics tournaments and animal fighting. The last races held here were in AD... more
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Billy and Lizzi said
… di Costantino, and Circo Massimo were we had lunch of Italian beer and pizza sitting on a bench outside a shop… continue reading »
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The Villa Dei Quintilli is a museum as well as an archaeological site that may be visited while in Rome. The Villa belonged to the two Quintillius brothers, both senators, who were eventually beheaded. Before their tragic death... more
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St Paul's Within the Walls American Episcopal Church was built in 1873 as the first non-Roman Catholic church in Rome. It is now the home to a multi-cultural congregation and offers various prayer services in Italian or Spanis... more
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The villa took the name of Villa Malta when it became the residence of the Order of Malta in Rome. The nucleus of the central tower, visible from outside with its bluish windows, dates from the Middle Ages. The villa has change... more
Monte Porzio Catone Travel Experiences
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Returna to Roma
8.6.09 Monday: Minturno, Cassino and Roma Well, I think its time that Bob and I owned up to a terrible addiction we have develop... Continue reading »
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Sistine Chapel and the rest of Rome
We needed to be in line to enter the Vatican museums by 8:30am. The line went quite a ways around the Vatic... Continue reading »
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Vatican City and Surrounds
We decided that we needed to scale back on some of our expenses since we have pretty much blown our daily budget every single day in Ital... Continue reading »
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ITALIA!
Hello everyone! It has been quite some time since I wrote a blog, so I have lots to update you all on. First of all, for our semana santa... Continue reading »
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Roma, Italia
Day 1 (England to Rome, Italy): Thursday, 7 December 2006 So we flew out early Thursday morning. I got 30 min of sleep, Crystal got none.... Continue reading »
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