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    Michaelangelo’s only signed sculpture - “Moses receiving the Ten Commandments” (signed because everyone kept attributing the sculpture to Belini): by drmitch, Views[479]
         		 Santa Maria Maggiore - famous for its sumptuous ceiling and rich decorations: by drmitch, Views[157]
         		 St Pietro di Vincoli (St Peter’s Church of the Chains): by drmitch, Views[158]
         		 Beautiful stained glass windows in the church: by drmitch, Views[181]
         		 by drmitch, Views[135]
     
    The chains that were said to have bound St Peter when he was arrested by the Romans and which miraculously joined when brought together.: by drmitch, Views[170]
         		 At the top of the stairs overlooking Piazza del Popolo: by drmitch, Views[137]
         		 Candles in the Santa Maria in Trastavere church - one of the oldest churches in Rome as the basic floor plan and wall structure date back to the 340s AD.: by drmitch, Views[143]
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    Taking in the view of the Vatican from Castel Angelo: by drmitch, Views[148]
         		 Entrance to the Vatican: by drmitch, Views[278]
         		 Loved this - big removal van and mini van!: by drmitch, Views[154]
         		 By 11am the lines outside the Vatican are MASSIVE - it pays to book your tickets online: by drmitch, Views[132]
         		 Pensive Ben looking out at the river Tiber: by drmitch, Views[168]
     
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         		 Checking out the Raphael Rooms: by drmitch, Views[256]
         		 These grand fresco sequences mark the High Renaissance in Rome.: by drmitch, Views[250]
         		 Leaving the Vatican Museum via the spiral staircase: by drmitch, Views[273]
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         		 Even the roof of the corridor is amazing: by drmitch, Views[186]
         		 Trying to figure out where I am: by drmitch, Views[252]
         		 Speaks for itself - awesome: by drmitch, Views[276]
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         		 Posing in the square outside the Vatican: by drmitch, Views[276]
         		 Very rarely will you see Vatican city so quiet: by drmitch, Views[221]
         		 Entering the Vatican Museum: by drmitch, Views[224]
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         		 In the 1800s, Janiculum Hill was the site of a memorable battle. In 1849, Giuseppe Garibaldi fought against French troops attacking Rome. Even though the French well outnumbered Garibaldi's troops, they were able to resist the French for several weeks. This monument pays homage to Garibaldi & his men: by drmitch, Views[229]
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         		 Taking in the view from the hill leading to Monument Garibaldi: by drmitch, Views[197]
     
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    Spoilt boy: by drmitch, Views[241]
         		 A much-needed sitdown in the Pantheon: by drmitch, Views[257]
         		 Dome of the Pantheon: by drmitch, Views[260]
         		 Chilling out back at the hotel: by drmitch, Views[228]
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         		 Trevi Fountain - packed any time you visit: by drmitch, Views[283]
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         		 Inside the Pantheon. More crowds: by drmitch, Views[227]
     
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