Welcome to the last installment of Rick's Roadshow: Rome, Italy- Wrap Up. Today we left on the cruise, so tomorrow starts the new cruise blog! I hope you can follow us through the Mediterranean. We spent our last day in Rome at The Vatican today. We had a private tour, apart from all the tourists and crowds, which was much more civilized I must admit. I took more photos than I could resize and upload before we left the city for the ship's Embarkation. I'll try to add more of them tomorrow, but here are a few just to show the spendor!
above: entrance into the Vatican Museum

above: one of the many beautiful ceilings in the Vatican

Sidewalk Cafes of Rome

above: two sidewalk cafes I saw as we walked to the restaurant where we had reservations. they all look so nice and cozy.

above left: Ah, much better, some vino rosso in the glasses at last! above right: the china at Via Veneto was exquisite!

above left: An amazing Caprese Salad, with vine-ripened tomatoes, FRESH buffalo mozzarella and basil olive oil. above right: a starter course of fresh Fettuccine Bolognese...it was the best I've had in Rome yet!

above left: Fresh Mediterranean Sea Bass, and above right: a petite cut of Pistachio-Encrusted Beef Filet. Molto Delicioso!


6 comments:
We went to Coco's the other night.. you know, the one over by that new Petco. I had something faintly resembling Italian, and the waitress, Flo, was quite nice. Sorry, no pictures.
*sigh*
ahhh, the food looks wonderful! and now you are on the ship! lovely! i shall follow, you know i will! ha ha ha
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxo
I still wish I were there, and I know I'm going to enjoy the rest of the posts, too. Bon voyage!
Rick, Glad you enjoyed Rome. It really is The Eternal City. Enjoy the cruise! Love, Mom
Oh My My My...The Food looks Scrumptous Rick....I love the feeling that I am taking this trip with you through your wonderfully delightful pictures....Keep Em Coming, My Dear!
all the pictures from each of the days are just amazing. what must it be like to live surrounded by all that amazing architecture and art?
Post a Comment