Roaming Around Rome, Italy
With a last minute ticket purchase to Italy, the popular saying “When in Rome,” took on a whole new meaning. Deemed the “Eternal city,” there are countless ways this metropolis can fill up the itinerary.
It's a known fact that Rome is brimming with art history;
some of the most fascinating statues, museums, and architecture reside in this
city. The Vatican, Colosseum, Pantheon and Trevi fountain are guaranteed to
drop jaws. Remnants of this city’s past greet
you at every turn leaving you in a historical daze.
Rome being a walking city, makes wandering through its narrow
cobble stoned graffiti splattered streets and alleyways a sight all its own.
Don’t be afraid to ride the equally graffiti covered subway which makes getting
across the city a snap, and a visual treat.
This city is a feast for the eyes and exploring it will work
up an appetite, forcing you to indulge in the mouthwatering food and wine. It is said that
in Ancient Rome people would vomit after meals in order to eat more, after my
first meal I totally understood this logic.
So when in Rome sip cappuccino, lurk at the architectures, and roam around
this city that holds countless treasures.
Ciao xoxo
Explore the City & its Alleyways
Hang Around Trevi Fountain
Roam Around The Colosseum
Explore the Vatican at Night
Lurk Around the Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel
Ride the Subway
Walk the Tiber River
Wander Around the Roman Forum
Rome, Italy, travel, Europe, photography, Heather Perry, vintage slang