7月16日
presents
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 Rome Day 1 
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15.00 |
Arrive at Leonardo Davinci Airport  |
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16.30 |
Check in at Two Duck Hostel |
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17.00 |
Take you to Spanish Steps by Metro(from Termini =แตร์มินิ to Spagna=สเปน station). A famous hang-out place for young generation Roman ppl. |
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18.00 |
Window shopping along famous shopping streets, Via Del Corso and Via Del Condetti |
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Dinner: |
Take-out pizza and a small bowl of Gelato on the steps of Spanish Steps
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22.00 |
Return "Home" |
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Rome Day 2 |
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8.00 |
Continental Breakfast |
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8.30 |
Take a bus to San Giovanni Church, a famous church as it's once called the Mother of all Churches. |
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10.00 |
Head for the Colosseum, the symbol of Roman Empire. (You're recommended to get a Roma Pass=บัตรเบ่ง in advance, not only that it saves you some money, but it also saves you from uneasiness of queuing up.) |
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Lunch: |
At a restuarant by the colosseum, cheap but classy. |
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13.00 |
Take a walk through Roman Forum, the Roman ruined city |
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14.30 |
Grab a cone of Gelato for afternoon snack and get ready for the highlight "Victor Emmanuel Monument" or "Victoriano" at Piazza of Venezia.
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16.00 |
Stroll along the street of Rome to Piazza of Novana. On the way, stop by the famous Pantheon, a dome-roofed church with a hole in the center.. a Demon's hole. |
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18.00 |
Throw coins at Trevi Fountain (Fontana Di Trevi), making wishes to come back here again (with special someone) ^^
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Dinner: |
Take any first bus you see and get lost in the city of Rome. For us, we found a splendid pizza place "Panattoni" in Trastevere=ทราสเตเวเร่. Its famous dish: Fabulous salad, and Pizza anchovy. |
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21.30 |
Return "Home" |
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Rome Day 3 |
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8.00 |
Continental Breakfast (as usual) |
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8.30 |
Take Metro to Ottaviano station. Get in line to visit Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museo'. But if the line is like 1km long, forget it and march inside the Vatican City to admire St.Peter's Square, St.Peter's Church, and the Popes' tombs. |
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Lunch: |
A sandwich on the side walk. |
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14.00 |
Enjoy your personal freetime at McArthur Outlet (just 30 min away from the city). If you buy lots of stuff, take a limo cab to the nearest metro station. (they don't have normal cab so.. It's 30Euro per cab) |
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Dinner: |
Take an oven-heated spaghetti from a restuarant near Home, cos we have no money left to spend. |
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Tonight |
Get some rest for a train trip to Florence, when the next day comes..
=  The End  =
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Hahh~~ It took me so long to complete this blog entry. 
Many things happened recently. I am learning new vocabs like.. Job, Colleague, Client, and (serious) Responsibility etc.. 
I get to see less of my friends' faces, but more and more of documents and computer screen. Everyone said that it has got to be like this, and that I'm gonna get used to it. But i'm wondering if I don't want to get used to it.. wat would be the consequence? what shall i do?
Anyway let's give our brains some rest.
They deserve it.
I wanna talk abt small things.
Things that don't really matter
but they make ppl smile when they know such things exist.
During our 3-week trip in Europe
I tried to keep a journal
of my little journey.
It ended up that I could only write
for the first three days in Rome.
I kept writing in my journal cus i was scared
I might forget details of things.
..the little things..
Things like
a guy who worked at Two Duck Hostel was not actually an Italian but he's a Romanian.
He is almost seven feel tall (2 metres) and he watched cartoons instead of
World Cup football matches. (He said he doesn't like soccer)
Or that Ae+ actually ate McD in almost every town that we visited. (not in paris cos McD was so packed as if they're giving out free Hello Kitty toys or sth, so she gave up) and she professionally picked McD Florence as the winner of the most delicious Fillet Burger.
The Jekking5tour crews consist of Ae+, Aum+, Nutt, Golf, and Ling+. We called ourselves "Jek" (an ill-manner chinese) becos we always made loud noise where it's very inappropriate.. and Europeans are often confused between Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Nihao, Konnichiwa, and Annyong are far from uncommon greetings we received there.
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