Two and one-half days is quite a short time for Roma, but it's time enough to get your eyes full of wonders if you are well placed and you know how to use your time. For our "long weekend" (living Madrid thursday evening, coming back Sunday afternoon), we choosed a hotel at l'Aventino, a quiet and beautiful hill next to the remains of the ancient city.
We dedicated Friday morning to the Vatican Museums, the Sixtine Chapel and the St Peter's basilica. After the lunch, we walked to the baroque city, and visited
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Centaur, Round Hall The Round Hall is an architectural masterpiece of Simonetti which structure...
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Dragon, Round Hall The center of the hall is occuped by a huge pile of red porfid 13 metres in...
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Bull, Round Hall Here, a reference to the kidnapping of Europe by the father Zeus under...
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Fontana di Trevi The baroque of Rome is quite different from the Spanish one, since it was...
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The Roman Forums An amazing mix of history and destruction that shrinks the soul when...
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Trajan's Column You must see it to beleve. Heading the Forum of Trajan, which is...
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Roman Forums The Roman Forums are distributed in four areas between Piazza Venezia and the...
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Coliseum Formerly known as the Amphitheatrum Flavium, the Coliseum is one of the most...
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