On Thursday, 27 August, Bo and I took the super-duper-fancy (expensive) excursion from the dock in Civitavecchia into the Eternal City. Our group was small, with seven other persons including John & Lisa, Mary, Gail and Jeff from Sacramento, a couple from New York and two lovely tour guides. We saw the Coliseum (only slightly older than the one in L.A.) then stopped for a fun and funny group lunch. After the meal we went to the Vatican Museum, the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Square (which is actually key-hole shaped) and St. Peter’s Basilica. The Sistine Chapel was amazing and about what I expected, but St. Peter’s Basilica was mind-blowing. Each work of art was more breathtaking than the next. It’s difficult to believe that humans created these masterpieces. Rome is magnificent.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Roma
On Thursday, 27 August, Bo and I took the super-duper-fancy (expensive) excursion from the dock in Civitavecchia into the Eternal City. Our group was small, with seven other persons including John & Lisa, Mary, Gail and Jeff from Sacramento, a couple from New York and two lovely tour guides. We saw the Coliseum (only slightly older than the one in L.A.) then stopped for a fun and funny group lunch. After the meal we went to the Vatican Museum, the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Square (which is actually key-hole shaped) and St. Peter’s Basilica. The Sistine Chapel was amazing and about what I expected, but St. Peter’s Basilica was mind-blowing. Each work of art was more breathtaking than the next. It’s difficult to believe that humans created these masterpieces. Rome is magnificent.
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