St Peters Bascillica and St Peters Square. No Pope though.
Service inside St Peters. Felt like you were on the set of 'Angels and Demons'.
The obligatory photo of the Popes body guard.
I'm fairly sure the Pope isn't a wargamer, but this table in the Vatican Museum struck me as a great example of what a wargames table ought to be.
Inside the Colloseum showing the reconstructed arena (arena being the latin for sand) floor which was wooden which was covered in sand to soak up the blood. You can also see the below ground structures. A tunnel led away from the Colloseum to the Gladiatorial training camp down which the Galdiators were taken to access the arena.
Piazza Campidiglio
The Pantheon. The most intact building from Ancient Rome.
All in all a great trip with some nice memories. Plus we saw some great paintings by Caravaggio and sculptures by Bennini.
A sneeky photo in the Sisitine Chapel (cameras weren't allowed).
Inside the Colloseum showing the reconstructed arena (arena being the latin for sand) floor which was wooden which was covered in sand to soak up the blood. You can also see the below ground structures. A tunnel led away from the Colloseum to the Gladiatorial training camp down which the Galdiators were taken to access the arena.
The Forum. A pile of rubble to Lisa, a piece of magical ancient history for me!
Piazza Campidiglio
The Pantheon. The most intact building from Ancient Rome.
All in all a great trip with some nice memories. Plus we saw some great paintings by Caravaggio and sculptures by Bennini.
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