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19 Feb 16
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I think Frankie boy hasn't seen the rather large amount of bricks surrounding it..
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good walls make good neighbours.
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Not many immigrants living there either.
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Just the odd gaucho..
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Yes i went years ago as a kid on a school tour,impressive square and architecture etc ,bit eerie at night time staying in a nearby hotel
And first sight of ladies of the night working on street corners outside hotel ..odd contrast |
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went 10 years ago ...
queued for ages, climbed loads of steps, walked around top of a building with views of Rome, came down, walked in a big hall, saw a dead pope in a case, queued to see Sistine Chapel, saw painted ceiling, and left. That's it really ... oh, had the world's most expensive coffee on way back to hotel. When in Rome, just go home, I say. PS Coliseum in ruins  |
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If ye think Rome's bad don't have a coffee in St Marks Square (Venice)
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I went a few years ago, not worth the long queue, people non stop pushing in.
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Not sure how many immigrants live there but certainly no shortage of ones selling bags and all sorts of tat on the road leading up to it
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Beautiful place ,a must visit , think the Pope got a little ahead of himself re Trump though.
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Being a christian is a moving target, wasn't long ago being a christian seemed to mean burning alive or mass slaughter of anyone who disagreed with all the specifics of your doctrine. Is the pope, in all his infallibleness, saying that all the previous christians, weren't christians? Is he going to dig up old popes and bury them outside christian burial grounds?
"Let them all in, and let god sort them out" isn't so dramatic. |
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Re the vatican, yes it's well worth a visit. There is also a separate vatican museum that you may want to pre-arrange as it's huge and busy. When you are in the queue for the vatican museum, take note of possibly the biggest wall you'll ever see beside you.
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Was in Rome 18 months ago and have to admit it was awesome.
Luckily had pre- bought tickets for the museum as the queues were huge. Big signs in the Systene Chappel saying no talking or photos , although most of the noise came from security guards telling the Japs not to take photos. |
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wildmanfromborneo • February 19, 2016 2:14 PM GMT
Not many immigrants living there either. A few fugitives though. Allegedly. |
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Very random the worlds hairiest man was exhibiting outside the colosseum also in speedos while tourists gave him money for photos
Very odd |
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I made a few bob though..
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TBH I was underwhelmed by the Sistine Chapel, but the vatican was better than I expected.
Also you see the Sistine Chapel is at the end of the Vatican Museum so you've already seen hours of "cool stuff". Rome is a great city though. |
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It is an amazing city,pity about the ripoff prices etc , florence is also stunning
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Visited the Vatican many years ago. Main memories include the sheer size of the interior of St. Peters, and on an upper floor seeing the treasures of the Catholic Church. Our crown jewels would look totally insignificant in their displays, showcase after showcase crammed with all sorts of gold, diamonds etc.
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