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Arranging roasted chestnuts at the top of the Spanish Steps
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St Peter's from near the Medici Villa
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St Peter's from Borghese Park
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Compelling exhibit on front steps... long wait for no one posing with the gorilla
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Piazza del Popolo
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The home of pasta al fredo just opposite the new Augustus Mausoleum
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Via dei Condotti, as full of people as the Corso
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Teatro Marcello
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Near Teatro Marcello; holding up antiquity
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Markers for Jews deported from Rome
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There are lots of restaurants in the Jewish district
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In a favorite park near Piazza Navonna
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The Ruggeri vitrine in Campo di Fiori
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Beautiful artichokes
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A stall in Campo de Fiori... many vendors appear to be Bangladeshi
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Elena Ferante in the background of La Befana activities in Piazza Navona
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Piazza Navona during la Befana festivities
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The Tiber and St Peter's
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Bibliobar in the book market near Castel Sant Angelo
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Book market near Castel Sant Angelo
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Ponte Sant Angelo
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Via dei Banchi Nuovi parallels Emanuel II and is much more pleasant to walk along
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The golden Christmas tree in Piazza Venezia
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Santa Maria Maggiore has a nativity scene in lights
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Waiting for Basilica di Sta Prassede to open... ultimately, I came back at the end of the day
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Towards the Piazza Venezia from a favorite hidden park on the Campidoglio
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About the work on the Capitoline Hill opposite the Teatro di Marcello
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Historical photos of work done at the foot of the Capitoline Hill
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Capitoline Hill from the Foro Olitorio
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Ponte Fabricio connects the Jewish district to Isola Tibertina
