rome
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by james@holiday-velvet.com - 2008-07-16
The city of Rome is steeped in history, so it only stands to reason that it would be home to some of the most interesting museums in the world. They carry everything from artefacts of the ancient worl...
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by james@holiday-velvet.com - 2008-07-16
We've all seen the packages promising amazing European vacations on limited budgets. But the number of days usually varies from 5 to 7 days. How do you see all there is to see in a city as exquisite a...
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by james@holiday-velvet.com - 2008-07-16
Rome caters to a variety of tastes and preferences, each of them distinctly Roman! From the casual Roman tavern (also known as a trattoria or osteria) to the trendy upscale restaurants, each offers a ...
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by james@holiday-velvet.com - 2008-07-16
So the wedding's over and now you want a place to snuggle up with your sweetie. What better place to pick for a honeymoon than Europe, or more specifically, Rome? True love flourishes among the ancien...
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by Ernie Fitzpatrick - 2008-07-22
I am sure that there are many who see Atlantis and other ancient or lost civilizations as simply historical myths; however, the point will remain. Atlantis and Rome were destroyed in differing ways. ...
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by WebMarTeam - 2008-07-25
You are going to Rome and would like to see the Vatican City andsome museums and famous artworks and make some tours around the city or to other places but you are dreading the very likely possibilty...
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by Gaizka Pujana - 2008-08-07
You've got to seem windswept and interesting. At the same time you've got to maintain eye contact and speak up, fall on the right side of the confidence / arrogance cusp, and not - I repeat not - sw...
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by italy vaction - 2008-08-26
Italy is often referred to as the land of the romantics, rightly so one can not miss the scenic beauty that Italy has to offer. Tourists are mesmerised by the sheer diversity of the culture. From pizz...
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by MATTHEW PRESSMAN - 2008-09-05
Roman Emperor Hadrian was a complex character. He once agonised at length whether grass felt pain when it was cut, but on the other hand he was quite happy to order the slaughter of men, women a...
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by William Nugent - 2008-09-11
Who's turning the clock back? Is it the traditionalists who long for the 1950s or is it progressives who want to turn the clock back all the way to the pagan societies of ancient Greece and Rome? Ame...
