On this day we left to see everything we haven\u2019t yet to that point, again; it was relevantly short due to the fact that the only thing that we didn\u2019t see was the Pantheon. Which is a really interesting building, I know that there was a time that Christians shunned anything related to paganism so it surprises me that the Pantheon was still allowed to stand, which shows how important it was to the Romans and their culture. It was really cool looking in the building and seeing where all the old gods would have been and also seeing how it has transformed to a more Christian building. Though I do find it a bit ironic that there are church ceremonies that take place there; in a building that used to be a hug pagan worship sight, though I may be the only one that finds that really funny. After we got back we went to a small town on the outside of Rome for dinner and a nice night out. This town was amazing, the view it had was so spectacular that I marveled at it for a good 15 min. Then there was also how beautiful the town was on its own, which was amazing. Finally and probably the best part was the food, while being in Rome I have had some of the best food I have ever tasted but the place we went to tonight had the most amazing food I have ever had in my entire life. My mind was blown by how good it was. That have had to been the most perfect way to end our stay in Rome.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On this day we left to see everything we haven\u2019t yet to that point, again; it was relevantly short due to the fact that the only thing that we didn\u2019t see was the Pantheon. Which is a really interesting building, I know that there was a time that Christians shunned anything related to paganism so … Continue reading The perfect ending to an amazing trip. by Christian Bean<\/span>