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Roma, Italia: in photos
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Join me on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant streets of Rome! During my five-week adventure across Europe, I kicked off my trip with ten incredible days in this historic city. From the awe-inspiring Colosseum to the charming alleys of Trastevere, every moment was a feast for the eyes and soul. I captured the essence of Rome in photos, showcasing its stunning architecture, delicious cuisine, and lively atmosphere. Get ready to explore the magic of Rome through my lens and experience the adventure firsthand!
 | I took a 5 week long trip across multiple cities in Europe last month. I stayed in Rome for 10 days, and it was the first place I visited in this trip. What a feast to the eyes and soul! Photo 1: A street in Rome, Colosseum in the background Photo 2: A street in Rome from a Colosseum window Photo 3: Roman Forum Photo 4: Roman Forum Photo 5: Santa Maria del Popolo Photo 6: A street in Trastevere Photo 7: A street in Trastevere Photo 8: A street in Trastevere Photo 9: The school of Athens by Raphael, Vatican Museums Photo 10: A window in Saint Peter’s Basilica Photo 11: St. Peter’s Square Photo 12: A street in Rome, big fan of these tiny cars Photo 13: A street in Rome, big fan of these into cars Photo 14: David (Bernini), Galleria Borghese Photo 15: Favorite Roman pasta- Spaghetti alla Gricia Photo 16: A street in Rome Photo 17: Trevi Fountain Photo 18: Madonna dei Pellegrini (Caravaggio), Basilica di Sant’Agostino Photo 19: A bottle of CHINOTTO! Photo 20: Thank you! [link] [comments] |
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