Roma

The end of my Rome travels are here. I leave for Paris early in the morning. I feel very lucky for all I have seen. When my mom and I first arrived, we were confused Americans trying to figure out the puzzle of getting ourselves around. We had to take our luggage through crowded train stations, subways, and streets, and a mini elevator to finally end in Alice in Wonderland-no I'm not joking because I'm deleriously tired. That's our bed and breakfast, which if you ever go to Rome, I highly recommend it. Thankfully, the Italians are very freindly and cute. They were a big help when we were lost. But I don't want you to get the idea that our whole trip was this way. Only for about five minutes. Actually, we naviagted Rome very well and almost walked every center city via (street). Now that we are leaving I feel like I could start my own tour company across Rome-if I could speak Italian! In two and a half days we got the general idea and of course you could spend way more time studying everything. We went to all the major sites such as Colloseum, Palatine Hill, Forum, Pantheon, National Museum of Rome, Vatican City with St. Peters and the Vatican Museum and many more things that you see walking through the city! Wow! And the pizza is so good!!!