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    Our car!!: by vien_and_shaz, Views[307]
         		 Snow fight: by vien_and_shaz, Views[303]
         		 Typical Venice: by vien_and_shaz, Views[297]
         		 The roof tops of Rome. As Dean Martin once sang -Arrivederci Roma!: by maria_brett, Views[373]
         		 View from the top of the Spanish Steps. : by maria_brett, Views[373]
     
    The Spanish Steps - apparently the longest and widest staircase in all Europe. Not a great shot but it's the only one I could get. Unfortunately there was a huge ad at the top of the steps encasing the obelisk - something I didn't want to capture!: by maria_brett, Views[425]
         		 The dome of the Pantheon.: by maria_brett, Views[370]
         		 The Pantheon meaning
         		 St. Peter's Basilica and Square. Token shot with the nun in the foreground.: by maria_brett, Views[375]
         		 Part of the Gallery of Maps. This map shows the east coast of Italy, the Adriatic Sea and the Italian ruled Croatian coast. Of most importance(!) is the Croatian city of Zada (Zadar)which is the city my parents are from - well a little village just outside. Zadar still has many Romanesque buildings and ruins.: by maria_brett, Views[368]
     
    The Vatican Museum - well a minuscule part of it anyway. Definitely makes you wonder how the 'church' collected all the pieces. Whilst listening to the audio tape the narrator kept saying that
         		 Piazza Navona - where the Romans came to watch the agones (
         		 Fontana de Moro - The pigeons were very obliging.: by maria_brett, Views[376]
         		 The Fontana de Moro - Giacomo della Porta created the fountain with sculpted tritons in 1574-1576, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini redesigned it 1654, adding the central statue
         		 Campo de' Fiori. Sarah and Maria bargaining on the fruit and veg.: by maria_brett, Views[393]
     
    Some of the architecture surrounding the Campo de' Fiori.: by maria_brett, Views[326]
         		 The Campo de' Fiori - the oldest food and flower market in Rome. It's surrounded by deli's, cafe's and bakeries. I was in heaven!: by maria_brett, Views[780]
         		 Brian, Sarah and Maria taking in the gorgeous alleyways of the old town.: by maria_brett, Views[345]
         		 A well deserved pit stop. A coffee and sweet by the bar. Could it get anymore I-talian?!: by maria_brett, Views[344]
         		 Castel Sant'Angelo from the bridge. The angel statue on the top depicts the angel from whom the building derives its name. The left side of my brain is heavier than the right.: by maria_brett, Views[522]
     
    One of the many gorgeous alleyways leading you through the old town.: by maria_brett, Views[381]
         		 Brian, Maria and Sarah: by maria_brett, Views[407]
         		 Ponte Sant'Angelo: by maria_brett, Views[299]
         		 Ponte Sant'Angelo - meaning the Bridge of Hadrian, is a bridge in Rome, constructed between 134-139 by Roman Emperor Hadrian, to span the Tiber, from the city centre to his newly constructed mausoleum, now the towering Castel Sant'Angelo.: by maria_brett, Views[357]
         		 Another icon - the Colosseum.: by maria_brett, Views[294]
     
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         		 Approximately 3,000 Euros are thrown into the fountain each day and are collected at night. The money has been used to subsidise a supermarket for Rome's needy. Hmmmm, apparently. : by maria_brett, Views[318]
         		 Maria and Sarah posing in front of the fountain. : by maria_brett, Views[349]
         		 The infamous Trevi Fountain - by night.: by maria_brett, Views[413]
         		 Walking through Termini Station back to the hostel after dinner. Joined by Sarah's friends Brian and Maria, also from Cali but living in Florence. : by maria_brett, Views[380]
     
    My first dodgy experience happened in this mall. I found a pair of beautiful leather boots which were a bargain - as the sales assistant went to find my size another assistant took the boot and changed the price...x 2 ie. 350 euro! I learnt to keep my mouth shut after that. Nice mall though.: by maria_brett, Views[565]
         		 The Trajan column in more detail. The relief portrays Trajan's two victorious military campaigns against the Dacians; the lower half illustrating the first (101-102), and the top half illustrating the second (105-106). Note: How cool is wikipedia!?: by maria_brett, Views[2720]
         		 Sarah engrossed in the local street press. After checking into the hostel (this trip has reminded me why I've upgraded to hotels!) we were off to find a great coffee and panini. Didn't take long.: by maria_brett, Views[386]
         		 The Piazza della Repubblica. One of the round-a-bouts that I wouldn't even attempt if I was driving in Rome. Beautiful fountain and surrounding buildings however.: by maria_brett, Views[405]
         		 This is the Trajan column which was raised in honour of the Roman Emperor, you guessed it, Trajan. The column is famous for its intricate relief which commemorates Trajan's victory in the Dacian Wars. It was completed in 113. Personal highlight - the sky in the background!: by maria_brett, Views[459]
     
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