Is this the Pantheon? NOT! We walked for hours through crowded narrow streets looking for the treasured Pantheon. Once we thought we'd found it. But it was just another museum, probably housing many masterpieces..
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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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