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Images of our holiday in Rome, June 2005

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ALL roads in Rome eventually lead to the Victor Emmanuel Monument

While searching for the Pantheon, we discovered this - no explanation, but magnificent nonetheless

aaaaah! the Pantheon - simply stunning!

inside the Pantheon - the Italians go about their restoration in a very methodical fashion

Ancient and modern Rome in harmony - a hot air balloon floats serenely over the Forum

a VERY impressed Aussie tourist inspecting the Forum

The truly magnificent Forum viewed from the Palatine Hill

for no discernable reason, the walkway (purpose-built for tourists) was off-limits that day at the Colosseum

a contemplative Bear moment at the Colosseum

a rare shot of the glorious Trevi Fountain WITHOUT a single tourist in frame!

serene enclosed square at the Vatican Museum

a rare Bear perspective on the Vatican Museum

Just ONE of the fabulous animal sculptures housed in the Vatican Museum

Never let it be said that this girl does not appreciate ART! (discovered at the Vatican Museum)

The glorious ceiling of the Map Room at the Vatican Museum

an illicit shot of the Sistine Chapel (hence the poor quality)

a Bear at Head Office aka St Peter's Basilica

exterior of St Peter's-all in readiness for Sunday Mass

a portion of the STUNNING Fountain of the Four Rivers in the Piazza Navona

The Ponte Sant Angelo survives from 134AD & leads to Hadrian's mausoleum near the Vatican

Interior of church of Sant' Agnesi fuori la Muira built in the 7th Century AD over the remains of 13 year-old

Barrel-vaulted ceiling Santa Costanza containing the earliest surviving Christian mosaics

Replica of the sarcophagus of Santa Costanza inside the circular church

12th Century basilica of San Clemente built over a 4th century church & Roman temple to Mithras

Italians venture onto the roads - with the craziest drivers in the world - in THIS!

The delightful Roman version of a corner store, complete with wine

Haute couture, Roman Chinese style, just near our hotel

Courtyard of the Hotel Moscatello which it shares with several apartments

The only indication (at street level) of the existance of the Hotel Moscatelllo, our home in Rome

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