Everything in Rome is Under Construction

Like the title says, everything is under construction. I went to check my bags at the place I put them last time, but I could only leave them there for 2 hours. So I walked to the other side of the train station and found a location for 4 hours.

From there, I walked to Trevi Fountain, only to find it closed. Or at least no water, so no coin toss. It wasn't like last time, when there was a catwalk to get a better look. From there I headed towards Campo de Fiori. On the way, I passed the Pantheon. It was open, but the piazza was closed. Moving on, I passed Piazza Navona, and yes, all the fountains are being worked on. Finally, I reached Campo de Fiori which was not closed! It is my favorite place to buy a.pashmina, and now I have a red one!

From there, I pointed myself to Torre Argentina, where the old temple ruins and cats are. There is also a taxi stand to take me back to the train station. My knee is bothering me, so I will take a cab back.Les mer