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Me standing in yet another late-night, grainy shot. Look at this city!

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Mmmmm. A bottle of wine at this restaurant was only 5 Euros (about 8 bucks).

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This is the interior of some old library that hosted a concert of Franz Liszt songs at 12:30 am during...

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Here is a view of the Pantheon through its massive millennia-old set of doors.

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This is what the streets looked like during La Notte Bianca.

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Here is a lonely statue of Mother Teresa that was given by the people of India to the people of Italy.

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The ceilings are lined with Peruvian gold -- the first church to ever use this material.

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More Peruvian gold.

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Santa Maria's felt much more bright and compact than the other big-four churches.

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Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the main four churches in Rome (the others being St. Peter's, St. John the...

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And this is what the trash cans looked like during La Notte Bianca

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Santa Maria's also seemed more delicate and fragile than the other mega-churches in Rome. Here a gold angel looks out from a corner.

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Walking around this city, a tourist like myself often stumbles across many interesting ruins. Like...

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Rome has many public fountains that continuously run throughout the city. The water is very drinkable...

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Here is a column set up to commemorate the philospher-king Marcus Auralius' defeat of the Germanic...

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More.

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And this is the ceiling of another.

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The front of Santa Cecilia's chapel in Trastavere. Saint Cecilia is the patron saint of music.

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