Since I was in Rome for a week, I had to visit all
tourist sights, it was a must! One of my friends did a research about Gianicolo
Hill, and we all decided that this must be viewed from early morning when sun
starts rising. Gianicolo Hill is known as of one the tallest hills in Italy. We
looked at some picture on Internet and we were so stunned and excited for the
sunrise n Gianicolo Hill. We woke up at 4 o’clock in the morning, and jogged to
the hill. When we got there, luckily it was still dark. Every 5-10 minutes I
was taking pictures. The view was one of the most incredible views that my eyes
ever witnessed. You can overlook most of the city from the top of the hill,
which makes it a very breathtaking view, especially to see the city's dome and
skyline from far. Also, you could see the mount Vesuvius! Isn’t it so
incredible? I never saw anything so beautiful! The hill contains very historic
sights such as San Pietro in Montorio that is a very unique design of Roman
architectural history. There's also the fountain (Fontana dell'Acqua Paola) It
is a monumental fountain that was made from marbles and located right beside
San Pietro in Montorio church. Spending
almost 3 hours just looking at the beautiful sunrise was absolutely gorgeous! I
tried to make a collage from the beginning of the sunrise and the end, but
honestly if you see it with your own eyes it’s so much different and breathtaking!
Gianicolo Hill is a must in Rome :)
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Street performers of Italy
As me and my friends were exploring Rome, mostly Vatican City and near Colossus, something amazingly weird at the same time caught our attention. As it was tourists’ sight, we saw many shocking and inspiring street talents. You know how you go to the centre of your city and there are people singing, dancing or drawing something? Yeah. Rome is known as the city incredible beautiful architecture. While my friends and I were in those “talent areas” we realized how many people were taking pictures and looking at the street performers. I have seen many amazing and weird street talents before, but this one was the craziest so far. Or maybe I’m just exaggerating? Basically it was two men, one was sitting in the Lotus pose while he was holding his partner, who was sitting on some piece of wooden stick. I know it sounds crazy, but there’s a picture for the better description of what I’m trying to say.I’m sure that hand is fake, because those men were not moving at all. I actually would never think that I would be amazed by something like this. What do you think about this?Fortunately we were not the only ones who stared them down for couple of minutes just to understand the structure and the trick of it. We actually seen couple of those “weird” street performers and they looked the same for some reason, which is more strange. The things they do just to shock tourists! :)
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