Jayce-ism 四百卡内瘦(So) Skinny

应该是在2006年的时候，我读过这本小说。那时候我刚做完手术，在家待了整个月。

After we left Piazza Popolo, again we came to Vatican, because the Musei del Vaticano was closed yesterday. The Musei del Vaticano is a MUST SEE tourist spot here. The popes have been contributing great efforts in collecting all the artifacts from every corner of the world. The most interesting thing is: I saw a lot of artifacts that I ever read about in my Sejarah Dunia in 4th Form.

Not so far away from the Piazza Spagna, there is Piazza del Popolo. The first thing that draw your attention away, when you just arrive here, is the famous Twin Churches: separated by the Via del Corso, Santa Maria di Montesanto at the left while Santa Maria dei Miracoli at the right. In 17th Century, Bernini purposely designed the identical churches in order to let the piazza to have something special. When you check it precisely, you can find that the dome at the left is oval while the dome at the right is round. Yes, there are many differences if you are willing to check it thoroughly.

From Piazza Navona, we were heading to Piazza Spagna. No matter off peak or peak seasons, you always see a big crowd of people sit on the famous Scalla di Spagna (The Spanish Steps). The characteristic of Piazza Spagna is definitely the elegent, offcenter sweep of staircase.

We left Pantheon and walked to Piazza Navona, a place full with baroque style. You can see lot of baroque masterpieces there. At the plaza, stood an obelisk and 3 fountains.

At the South-West of the Fontanna di Trevi (Trevi Fountain), there is the Pantheon. From the map, it does not look that far......

We took the metro from Ottavio St Pietro station and left Vatican city.

Early in the next morning, we started up our journey excitingly to the Vatican.

In the Euro Train, on the way to Rome (overnight train), we had a lot of "First Time" in the journey. That was my first time taking long distant train (KTM was not included). You know, the Euro train broke down in the late of night!