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30 Entries Tagged with "Rome"

The Beginning of a Great Semester: Andy’s Introduction to Rome

Posted by Andy Steves on September 5, 2011.

Ciao tutti!

My first weekend in Rome started out with a fabulous tour of the city and dinner hosted by Andy Steves! We began our tour of Rome at the Piazza Trilussa and headed over the Tiber to the Campo dei Fiori. A vibrant market during the day, the Campo dei Fiori has restaurants … More »

Tags: Rome // Italy // Andy Steves Tours
How to Visit Rome in Less Than 24 Hours

Posted by Andy Steves on July 14, 2011.

This is a guest blog post from our friends over at the Venere.com Travel Blog by Michayla Sullivan. Only the seriously ambitious could pull this off, but anyone can give it a shot with this guide! Enjoy.

How to Visit Rome in Less Than 24 Hours

The city of Rome is filled with … More »

Tags: Rome // Italy // Study Abroad Rome // weekend tours rome
One Ending and Another Beginning

Posted by Andy Steves on September 15, 2010.

People talk about senioritis at the end of high school as a lack of motivation due to collegiate-acceptance goals already being achieved. There’s no sense in killing yourself for a 4.0 when you’re already decided where you’re heading for college. For me, entering my fourth year of University, … More »

Tags: Rome // Study Abroad // 2008
Dinner at Mikki’s and a Swiss-Guard Induction Ceremony

Posted by Andy Steves on September 15, 2010.

I knew I had to go back to Miscellania, the rustic little restaurant that became our student hangout, have dinner, and see its crazy owner, Mikki, one more time this semester before it was over. I saved my last meal at Mikki’s for the last Sunday in Rome.

I met up with a friend and his … More »

Tags: Rome // Mikki's // 2008 // Study Abroad // Swiss Guard // Italy // Vatican
Savoring Our Last Days in Rome: A Thoughtful Walk and a Progressive Dinner

Posted by Andy Steves on September 15, 2010.

At the start of the semester, it seemed it would last forever. Today it occurred to me that I wouldn’t be making my long walk to school many more times. I walked listening to Scarborough Fair by Simon & Garfunkel. My route originates near the Cipro metro stop and I followed the wall of the … More »

Tags: Rome // Study Abroad // 2008 // Italy

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Bogi is a great guide. She was everything you could want in a guide plus more. She was fun, cool, and the best part- knowledgeable. She really made the trip great. We got to the hostel late and she was able to rearrange our schedule so everyone could go caving. After caving we were picked up by Bogi (thank goodness because figuring out Hungarian public transportation is really hard if you don't speak Hungarian). WSA made sure to include super cool things- caving, thermal baths, bus tickets, escape games and the hostel. I would definitely do this trip again. Bogi was fun and flexible, we didn't have to stick to a tight schedule and we were able to do things that we wanted to do like the Liberty Statue. She is great, WSA is lucky to have her.
Cheyenne Hodur, Drake University ~ AIFS Richmond, Spring 2015
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