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I'd say this city could possibly have held the birth of most European culture, from the language to the politics to the later Renaissance. It's also by far the grandest city I have visited so far - every large street seems to end in the view of some majestic monument or fountain or general structure, and the scale of things never really stops being overwhelming. Makes pretty easy to navigate if you're on foot. |
spring 2010
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![]() Inside the colosseo. |
![]() Also inside the colosseo. |
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![]() Arco di Constantino outside the colosseo. |
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![]() A number of statues look like this. It freaks me out to no end. |
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![]() Fontana di Trevi, massive crowd of tourists throwing coins into the water. Traditionally it means they'll return to this city once more. |
![]() Everytime I see this I think it's an angel, but look there it is, the eagle's head... poignant? |
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![]() Because you're worth it! |
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![]() S. Pietro, Vatican in the background. |
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