August 2011
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colosseum, palatino & st peters.
the colosseum was amazing. it may look big from the outside but trust me. what you thought was big, is in fact a huge ginormous pile of rocks and stones. it was amazing. the only thing i didn’t like was the fact that hollywood has polluted my mind and most of what i saw was flashes of scenes from the gladiator and that movie with hayden...
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markets, museums and the vatican city
fresh produce at campo di fiori, colours on pastas i have never seen before. lovely little alleys and back roads - true to it’s word about little italian women riding their scooters through the cobbled-stone back roads. having dinner at trastevere, with a view of a quadrangle that had different street acts/artists. the vatican city, with the museum was really...
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Roam in Rome
Rome was lovely, outside our little hotel was a gorgeous church, saint maggiore smth smth, we went in and it was decked in gold roofs and sculptured walls. the mother and i literally roamed half of rome, i swear. or at least the touristic side of it. we walked everyyywhere. and it didn’t feel like we did during the day because there was so much to see!...
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the sights, the landscapes
This first one was at monmartre, paris. the rest was in pescara, italy.
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Pescara, Italy.
Pescara is a town in Italy, that i have never heard of till i stepped foot in it. It really is a lovely sea-side state that used to strive on fishing and all that. Me and mother ended up going there, only because we have a really old family friend who used to reside in singapore but moved off back to Italy. The husband of the couple is a chef, i used to go to his restaurant...
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