A brief stroll in the Centro ~ Via della Dogana Vecchia, past l'Institut de France | Sant'Eustachio for a lovely coffee | the Pantheon
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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What great buildings here! Love to see all you bring to us. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAh, if only. I miss it...thank you for these lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos that are a trip down memory lane for me. Wish I were there.
ReplyDeleteA great series of photos! They make me wish I could magically snap my fingers and just step through my computer screen into Roma!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures so make me want to visit Rome again. Sometimes I dream of packing up my bags and just moving there. It's one place in the world where I immediately feel at home.
ReplyDeleteI did just that (except backwards), only the other day...
ReplyDeleteOh Rome... What a great place to be. Beautiful pics.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful pictures! The first one is my favorite though because of the colors and excellent composition.
ReplyDeleteSaint Eustachio?! What is he the protector of? Ears? ;-)
ReplyDelete«Louis» admires those elegant Roman letters on the street sign in the first image - and he'd love to have a cappuccino in the espresso shop. Speaking of Saint-Eustache, the funeral for Mozart's mother was at l'église-Saint-Eustache in Paris.
ReplyDeleteThe city is photographed by the eyes which are in love with this city. You can never be mistaken about the relationship between these two when you see such photos.
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who raves about Caffe Eustachio's coffee. I actually ordered some beans from Amazon.com for her as a birthday gift recently.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos of your passagiata. I remember some of the streets.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo won my heart with that rich patina. Gorgeous!!
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Ah I need for a real espresso di Roma right now, my passion for all time sant'Eustachio. Remember me when having your coffee there:)
ReplyDeleteThank you all for visiting!
ReplyDeleteRosaria~ No thank YOU!
Giulia~ Thank you for coming along on the walk with me!
CCLinda~ All you have to do is book a flight...
Leif~ I have my 4 year-old working on tele-transport, when he's ready I'll give you a ring.
Loree~ Well, you're welcome here anytime. There's a remothe chance I may be in Malta soon...
Spacedlaw~ Isn't it great, even in this crappy weather?
Pierre~ Coming from you, Maestro, this is all very flattering!
Lois~ I think that's my favorite too.
Saretta~ In this case protector of the taste buds.
«Louis» never ceases to instruct us!
Irina~ I agree. And yes, I am indeed in love with my city.
Chuck~ She'll be very happy when they arrive!
Jeff~ Thank you!
Virginia~ I'm happy you liked it.
Nihal~ I will, mia cara!
Que imagenes mas lindas, y cuanta historia y cultura nos muestras, como me gustan.
ReplyDeleteSaludos José luis.
great tour
ReplyDeleteNice walk, wonderful images.
ReplyDeleteI love all the textures in these shots. I want to be there!
ReplyDeleteI like to follow your walkings in Rome. The colors at the first image are so warm and nice.
ReplyDeleteChe bello Eleonora...che nostalgia... Bravissima!
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