And there it was in the distance. The Colosseum in the rain, which was subtly and beautifully lit.
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- Dinner again at an outdoor cafe. Wonderful. Then ...
- Now, onto the Trevi Fountain, completed in the 18t...
- Looking out on the veranda after the Van Gogh exhibit
- Day 4: Sunlight floods every cranny.
- The backside of the Monumento Victoria Emmanule II
- Toast to Rome
- The Colosseum in the rain in evening
- Ubiquitous remains
- Called the Wedding cake
- Monumento to Victoria Emmanule II
- Raphael: "Yes, that's him."
- Fountain in front of the Pantheon
- Pantheon Dome, a concentric waffle pattern made of...
- Lost! Where, oh where is the Pantheon?
- The Piazza Navona
- Piazza Navona is "a jewel of the Roman Baraqu
- Day 3, Nov. 5
- Onto the Scave
- The Dome of Saint Peter's, designed by Michelangelo
- Grand European Tours puts us up in very adequate h...
- Nov. 3, 2010
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