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Apr 21, 2010 - One more night in Roma.

Well, I'm now staying on Rome one more night, departing Thursday. I made my way to Rome airport today, with e-ticket in hand only to be told that my booking was not received. That's after standing in line for 1.5 hrs!!! Further enquiries made through the airline ticketing office revealed that the booking was made, then later cancelled by the same bookin agency. So much for being emailed an e-ticketFy confirming my flight with a booking confirmation number and telling me credit card has been charged. How pissed off do u think I was??? More...

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Apr 20, 2010 - Loving Roma!!! ++ Update (April 21st) ++

Hey all. Viva La Roma!!! I'm loving Roma. Walked to the Colosseum on sunday (ten minutes down the road) and had a guided tour. Yesterday (Monday) I had a generally quiet day sorting out possible transport to Paris. Lined up at the train station for nearly two hours only to be told that there are no available seats on trains to Northern Europe until next Monday. Except for yesterday, the weather has been fantastic here, averaging around 25 degrees in the middle of the day. We got hit by a huge thunderstorm late yesterday (Monday) afternoon...

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Apr 18, 2010 - I made it to Rome - eventually !!!

Well here I am. My unplanned trip to Rome. Left Bangkok yesterday at 0030hrs. Had an 11hr flight to Athens. Only just made the next flight (by 50 minutes) due to flight being delayed in Bangkok. Departed Athens this morning with Aegean Air (Greek Domestic Airline) and arrived in Rome around 10am. I was lucky $$$ wise. The trip from Bangkok to Athens only cost be a $200 last minute alteration fee associated with my round the world ticket. My flat mate Andy managed to get me a cheap flight ($150) from Athens to Rome on-line. Thanks again...

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Aug 10, 2009 - Ciao

Bounjorno, to all my Italian family and friends. After spending 5 days in Italy one can begin to think he is Italian. To recap out travels since our last visit we took the overnight train from Vienna to Veneto (Venice), spent to days in there before heading to Firenze (Florence) for another 2 days. Today we have arrived in Roma (Rome). So lets get started. The overnight train was interesting. A couchette is the name of a rail car with sleeping quarters. This to be 6 people sleeping in a compartment, the size of a 6x4 room. There were three...

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May 14, 2009 - Riomaggiore & Roma

Bongiorno, Notre dernier jour à Nice, c'est bien déroulé. Nous avons profité de notre dernier jour sur la plage de Nice pour renforcir notre tan. Pour le souper, nous avons mangé dans un restaurant typiquement niçois. Dave a eu les couilles de manger des testicules de mouton comme repas principal. Cette première dégustation lui a permis de songer sur son orientation sexuelle. (ahaha) Ce mot est environ le seul mot que nous maitrisons complètement... L'italien est vraiment compliquè et il est frustrant de ne pas se faire comprendre par...

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May 9, 2009 - ... in Roma!

GREETINGS FROM ROMA! My flights were uneventful... with on time arrivals and departures! Upon my arrival in Rome, I met others travelling into the city and staying at the same accommodation, so we took a taxi, and in no time I was unpacking and getting my walking shoes on. (By the way, I am just a street away, on Via Candia, from the Vatican Museums-- and my apartment looks like IKEA. I even have our 'Island Cottage' water glasses, Emily and Kennah.) I walked around the Vatican wall to St. Peter's Square (Piazza San Pietro). It was quiet...

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Italy Spring 2009!

Mar 30, 2009 - Rome, Italy

Ciao! I had a FABulous weekend in Rome; it was great weather with great company. We left Friday morning, so we could have dinner at the Montarina Thursday night haha Thursday night is pasta night and you really don't want to miss that. Friday we woke up really early to catch the first train of the morning, and arrived in Rome by noon. Even with having to find the hotel and figuring out the metro system we were out sightseeing by 2pm. Friday afternoon we went on a little tour the owner of the hotel suggested. The service from the hotel was...

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Mar 25, 2009 - Firenze

Mike and spent three wonderful, romantic days in Florence. Unlike Rome, Florence was more authentically Italy. The food was fantastic. The best ghocci I have ever had in my life. The city lies on the River Arno, and just across the old bridge, you can really experience a taste of Tuscany. On our first day, we walked though the famous vendors market, and took photos of the beautiful Duomo. Florence is known as the “cradle of Renaissance” for its monuments, churches and buildings and this was very apparent. Every where you turn there is...

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Mar 21, 2009 - Rome!

Mike and I just spent three wonderful days in the city of Rome. The food, the people, the art and the history were just amazing! We started our journey by looking for our hostel, which was about 15 mins from the train station on foot. The hostel was great, not the ritz mind you, but it was clean, served breakfast, and was full of other travelers that we are hopping to meet up with again along our journey! The first day was spent seeing some major landmarks: Colosseum,The Forum,The Capitol and the Vittoriano. Mike particularly enjoyed the...

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Dec 14, 2008 - Roma

Domenica mattina. Lascio Roma ed Anghela verso le dieci del mattino, non so piu' se la pioggia torrenziale e' quella che ha causato la piena del Tevere o viene dai lucciconi della mia meta' migliore. Quasi non mi va di partire. Mi sembra pero' che questo viaggio fosse destino, e fosse importante, che dovessi farlo da solo. Sono partito quindi, alla ricerca di qualcosa. Si, ma cosa?

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Aug 24, 2008 - Goodbye Calatafimi- Hello Roma!

We spent this morning doing the final clean of the apartment and washing towels and sheets. We had to be at Zia and Zio’s by 11am and were scheduled to leave Calatafimi at 12 midday. Zia had prepared (once again) an amazing spread of food for our send off. She had even made gluten free cotoletta’s for Tia and I. These people had never even heard of ‘gluten free’ prior to Tia and I arriving but have just been amazing in learning how to accommodate our difficult dietary requirements. I think that they may have even enjoyed some of ‘our’ foods...

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Aug 15, 2008 - roma!

so im in rome! and the days i am here are public holidays so the vatican was closed but i went anyway, and the basilca is amazing! i dod the collesseum, the trevi fountain, the pantheon and all the ruins it was fantastic! mow im off to berlin, sleeping on the train instead of the ferry and will stopp off in munich for a small bit xxxx

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