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Look at it this way then.


Real Name: Carole
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Lazio, Equals Rome +

by unravelau - last update: Mar 4, 2003

Roma, Roma.

Mt. Redentore, Lazio.
I guess that most people who visit Italy also get to see Rome at some stage of their stay. I had the good fortune to visit twice, once in '98 and the second in '01' and flew in and out from Fumicino aiport on both occasions.

Being interested in how the ancient Romans lived, including what they lived in, i.e. the ancient ruins, Rome has it all for me. While I stayed about an hour out of the city, I probably had all up about 9 or 10 day trips in and have walked from one end (just about) to the other. You would think that I would know it pretty well but really I think that another 10 trips wouldn't go astray and I would love to spend at least one night right in the city to experience the night life that I have heard so much about.

When I figure out how to put up some photo's, I will do that but meanwhile just know that it met and meets all of my expectations of a fantastic time.
The Arch of Constantine

Seeing All in Rome

When in Rome you need to do the same thing that everyone else does...........visit all of the ancient monuments......right? The Arch of Constantine for one.
The head of Constantine

The Museums of Rome

The museum in what you might call the town centre ......... up Michelangelo's stairs and to the right of the horse and rider (someone else will know the name) has some really interesting sculptures, paintings and artifacts inside but in 1998 they were doing some work and this head just popped up.
Bill (Gazetteer of Rome) just told me that this is the head of Constantine and that the museums are called Capitoline and that they are on Capitoline hill. Thank you Bill.

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Pros:"Lazio is a region that has it all."
Cons:"Don't know of any"
In A Nutshell:"If you only had time to see one place I would go to Rome."
unravelau's Lazio Travel Tips

OverviewThings to Do
Tips: 10 - Photos: 10
 
RestaurantsHotels & Accommodations
Tips: 1
 
Nightlife
Tips: 1 - Photos: 1
Off The Beaten Path
Tips: 12 - Photos: 12
 
Tourist Traps
Tips: 1 - Photos: 1
Warnings Or Dangers
Tips: 2 - Photos: 2
 
Transportation
Tips: 2
Local Customs
Tips: 3 - Photos: 3
 
Packing Lists
Tips: 1 - Photos: 1
Shopping
 
Sports Travel
Tips: 1 - Photos: 1
General Tips
Tips: 10 - Photos: 10

unravelau's Lazio Travelogues
Title [Click to view]Travel YearPictures
Sperlonga, Beautiful SperlongaOctober, 2001 6
Itri on the Via AppiaAugust, 2001 4
Around and about Gaeta2001 8
Planco's MausoleumSeptember, 2001 8
S Francesco, Gaeta ItalySeptember, 2001 8

Comments for unravelau about Lazio
craic Thu Oct 11, 2007 21:16 UTC
 just having a prowl around lazio with you
Anchovy56 Mon Aug 27, 2007 20:44 UTC
 ha ha... :o)
kokoryko Sat Apr 7, 2007 20:54 UTC
 Ah! the Gulf of Gaeta on the Tyrrhenian Sea; yes I understand you write and show a lot about, Carol; I am not at all fond of beaches, but places like that enchant me. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for your visit in Pau.
weloveitaly Wed Mar 14, 2007 00:15 UTC
 Thank you for the Minturno pages. My Mother in law and her sister are going there in April to try and trace family, so its useful to get an overview.
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