big ole stairs
From Italy
Stroll through Villa Sciarra park, a private estate turned park.
They're from Sicily but wanted to try a cannoli here. The filling was sweeter than I expected, the fruit was a good touch.
old school vespa - I imagine this is the American tourist equivalent of someone taking a picture of a beat up 1998 Ford Taurus.
water fountains (called Nasone, or "big nose") with cold, drinkable water are all over the place in Rome
Baby abs
Waiting in line for a delicious pizza lunch at Piccolo Buco near the Trevi Fountain.
Enjoyed a sunset river walk back to the hotel after a long trek shopping and a brief hike up to Passeggiata del Pincio
biggest wine glasses I've ever seen
For some reason at dinner decided to bring out the big guns and ask for the check in Italian, to the server who'd been talking to us in english the entire time.
Butchered the pronunciation and the server clearly thought it was a hilarious attempt
For dinner we decided to walk down the street to a place called Fieramosca Roma. We had seen it earlier in the day and it looked very cute. To our surprise as we walked up to the restaurant, our hotel and restaurant owner, Roberto was standing outside! The restaurant is located in the cellar of 16th century building in the Merchants Square of Trastevere. This is also where the aforementioned “conto/conte” incident took place