Rome 2018: Roman Forum
The rain continued to fall as my parents and I descended from Palatine Hill back down to the Roman Forum. According to legend this is…
The rain continued to fall as my parents and I descended from Palatine Hill back down to the Roman Forum. According to legend this is…
Directly adjacent to the Roman Forum is its lesser-visited sibling, Palatine Hill. Rome’s emperor’s built many of their residences on this hill and its name…
After a bit of walking, my parents and I arrived at our first major sightseeing stop in Rome: the ruins of the Colosseum. With…
On our first full day in Rome my parents and I set out for the Roman Forum and along the way we passed the Victor…
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