What a great place to take a break on our long journey to Africa. This was a wonderful start for this fabulous trip to celebrate our 25th Anniversary. These are the photos of our first day when we arrived in Italy.
The largest ancient amphitheater ever built, in 80 AD. It is one of the 7 Wonders of the World. We were able to walk to this area and roamed around here all day.
Rome is just beautiful. Super.
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I was just there on Sunday, a crowd of visitors, mostly European. The Colisee, always so impressive, when you think of all the things it saw around.
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Yes quite a spectacular site to see. It was so beautiful to see in the evening too.
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Thanks for the photos! I’ve only heard of this place, and didn’t know how huge it was/is! 🙂
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A great historical site..Happy Sunday
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Fascinating experience.
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Thanks Mark
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What a great place to start your trip in celebration of your 25th Anniversary!
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An amazing site to see..but we were there a few years ago..to celebrate our 25th anniversary.
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apparently they are now going to open up parts of it including tunnels previously you couldnt visit!
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I would love to return soon.
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i needed to have some good memories reminding. Thank you
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Happy Sunday
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Beautiful
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The Colosseum is an amazing sight, isn’t it!
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Yes it is such a fascinating site to see, hoping to return to Europe soon. Thanks Anita
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Amazing architecture and history! Thanks for sharing.
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Yes quite an ancient site to see. Thanks Anita
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So fun a place to visit. Your photos are excellent.
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It was a great place to see..hoping to get back to traveling soon.
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That would be wonderful!
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Congrats on your 25th anniversary, Anita. I would like to go to Rome soon.
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Thanks Miriam.
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Wow. I have always thought the inside is like a stadium with flat surface. However that’s not true. It’s like many tunnels on a level below the entrance. What a strange structure. They must have their reason to build it this way. Thank you for sharing…
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An ancient old structure..very interesting site to see..Happy Weekend. ANITA
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I love Rome 🙂
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Yes.high on my list.
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I love the feeling of history these special sites give us. Makes us imagine what might have taken place here.
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How fun that must have been 😀 😀
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