Piazza Navona

The third and final teenage hang-out spot we visited was the Piazza Navonna which was once a chariot racing track. There are a lot of strange folk running around here but I actually like this place though. There are musicians, jewelry sellers, magicians, living statues and lots of artists trying to make a buck off the tourists as well as the locals. The area is full of people but it encompasses a large area so you can get away.

Day Six (Thursday)

June 29th 2006
As if the regular Italian breakfast wasn't bad enough, our otherwise wonderful hotel didn't have a breakfast room that could accomodate our group. We had to walk two blocks to a tiny strip mall. The empty lots we passed were chock full of empty bottles, cardboard boxes, dog crap and waist high weeds. The breakfast stop was actually a Chinese restaurant trying to make a few extra bucks by cateri ... read more

Europe » Vatican City

Popes in their secular role ruled portions of the Italian peninsula for more than a thousand years until the mid 19th century, when many of the Papal States were seized by the newly united Kingdom of Italy. In 1870, the pope's holdings were further c... ... read more

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