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@jesuslnrsI remember taking many photos of this place long before I even entered. I walked along the Via dei Fori Imperiali many times on my way to the Colosseum, and you inevitably pass through the Roman Forum, which is also near the imposing Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II. I believe you always pay the same entrance fee to visit this historical site, which includes the Forum, Palatine Hill, and the Colosseum. In fact, I entered here with my Colosseum ticket, but for the following day. The ticket cost 18 euros, which I bought a month in advance, and after my mandatory hour at the Colosseum, I only had until the same time the next day to visit the Palatine Hill and the Forum, as the ticket is valid for 24 hours.
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@onyfestThe next destination was Verona, but, since I don't like arriving at places just for the sake of it, I immediately started looking at the map and figuring out the best way to enjoy that last day. And that's when the idea came up that before we went to sleep in Verona, why not stop at a special place nearby, a small detour that promised to compensate for every kilometer, always with the idea of planning the perfect route for the time we had available.
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@fizz0Mumbai: On hearing this name, many pictures start emerging in the mind. Tall buildings, the sound of ocean waves, the scent of history residing in old buildings and a hustle and bustle that never stops. A few days ago I got a chance to see this dream city with my own eyes and to be honest, the city actually seemed much deeper, bigger and unique than what I had heard about Mumbai.
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