a lot of people went to Viterbo around the time of the Santa Rosa Festival Sept 3-15 ..thanks so much for buying the Viterbo audio guide I made... Hope you enjoyed the city and the self guided audio tour I created!
Thank you for such an interesting column I was also in Rome for the Holy Year of 1975
I do plan to be in Rome again for the Jubilee year 2025 , but I have heard that there will be 32 million visitors there ! They are indeed definitely the two best guide books to Rome
So funny-- we've just rented an apartment on Borgo Pio! You're absolutely right about the construction work, although it's mostly on the other side of the wall or around Castel Sant Angelo. And we're from New York, so pretty accustomed to construction mayhem. I'm so happy to have the information about Theresa Potenza. And will definitely pick up the Eyewitness Guide to Rome! Hope all is well in Vetralla.
which building are you renting in ? I knew all the oldtimers on Borgo Pio... the pizza guys, t the souvenir shops, the artisans, the gelato and food places...
Borgo Pio, Via Alberico II, Via Cola di Rienzo = my old neighborhood, walked everywhere, inexpensive trattorie, research at the Vatican Library and archives. Now lots of homeless sleeping rough, graffitti, a lot has changed but living in Vetralla is much like Borgo Pio area in the 60s
https://voicemap.me/tour/viterbo/stories-and-secrets-of-viterbo this is the corrected link for the Viterbo voicemap tour
a lot of people went to Viterbo around the time of the Santa Rosa Festival Sept 3-15 ..thanks so much for buying the Viterbo audio guide I made... Hope you enjoyed the city and the self guided audio tour I created!
Thank you for such an interesting column I was also in Rome for the Holy Year of 1975
I do plan to be in Rome again for the Jubilee year 2025 , but I have heard that there will be 32 million visitors there ! They are indeed definitely the two best guide books to Rome
We, who live right next to the Vatican, are getting ready for the joyful invasion of pilgrims!
So funny-- we've just rented an apartment on Borgo Pio! You're absolutely right about the construction work, although it's mostly on the other side of the wall or around Castel Sant Angelo. And we're from New York, so pretty accustomed to construction mayhem. I'm so happy to have the information about Theresa Potenza. And will definitely pick up the Eyewitness Guide to Rome! Hope all is well in Vetralla.
which building are you renting in ? I knew all the oldtimers on Borgo Pio... the pizza guys, t the souvenir shops, the artisans, the gelato and food places...
Borgo Pio, Via Alberico II, Via Cola di Rienzo = my old neighborhood, walked everywhere, inexpensive trattorie, research at the Vatican Library and archives. Now lots of homeless sleeping rough, graffitti, a lot has changed but living in Vetralla is much like Borgo Pio area in the 60s