All photos taken between 17-19 July 2004.

1. View from Foro Romano.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407170013b.jpg

2. Popular travel guide books.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407170030b.jpg

3. Fontana di Trevi.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407170041b.jpg

4. Basilica di San Pietro.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180066b.jpg

5.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180118b.jpg

6. Ponte Vittorio Emmanual II, Castel Sant'Angelo.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180133b.jpg

7.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180135b.jpg

8.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180146b.jpg

9. Piazza Navona, Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180170b.jpg

10. Pantheon.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180197b.jpg

11.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180235b.jpg

12. Colosseo.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180255b.jpg

13. Il Vittoriano.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180263b.jpg

14. Piazza del Campidoglio.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180279b.jpg

15. Guard of Vatican City.
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407190370b.jpg

16. Cupola Basilica di San Pietro (height 132m).
http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407190380b.jpg

Absolutely stunning photo's!

Rome is so under-discussed on these here urban forums.

One point though, Is this the riverbank? Some work needs to be done to maintain these walls. Maybe vines would work - low maintenence and would flower in spring/summer

http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180066b.jpg

yes, i think that are the LUNGO-TEVERE, riverbanks of Tevere.
and i think that are renoved few years ago. i went 5 months ago in Rome and the banks in the city centre were in good conditions.
last year some of the LungoTevere were used as in Paris. with sands as beach!

ops...great, great pics!

Beautiful photos, fantastic! :)

Mille grazie, cityskyscrapers! :applause:

Rome is just infinitely varied and wonderful, and you capture it beautifully. :okay: I'm looking forward to Part 2. :)

7 and 12 are just incredible, cityskyscrapers!

And what clarity you have achieved in these photos! May I ask what camera you use?

Quanto sei bella Roma nanananaaaa.... :D

Quanto sei bella Roma nanananaaaa.... :D

Carissimo è sempre un piacere ritrovarti quì!

Thanks again cityskyscrapers :cool: :okay:

I should be over there than to be here at job.

Dear forumers not a case we use to say "tutte le strade portano a Roma..."

Absolutely stunning photo's!

Rome is so under-discussed on these here urban forums.

One point though, Is this the riverbank? Some work needs to be done to maintain these walls. Maybe vines would work - low maintenence and would flower in spring/summer

http://www.oranga.com/pics/s200407180066b.jpg

It should be a good thing, but in Rome there are too much ancient things to restore and the river Tevere is just start to be navigable again after a long time.

Carissimo è sempre un piacere ritrovarti quì!


È un po che non scrivo ma... sono sempre qui ;)

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It should be a good thing, but in Rome there are too much ancient things to restore and the river Tevere is just start to be navigable again after a long time.

I sure am glad this thread is still around! :)

As to il mio caro tarchon's statement, I'll break it up for comment:

1. Mamma mia, SI! There are soooo many ancient and old things to be kept from collapsing, to restore, to keep going, to paint, to secure structurally ... :eek:

2. That's wonderul news indeed! :banana:


And once again a big THANK YOU to cityskyscrapers for his wonderful photos. :okay:

Marvellous!!

Great pics! Rome looks brilliant :okay:

nice pictures!!!
Epicurion accidenti quanta roba che hai recuperato!!
forse siamo capitati in un periodo di secca in fatto di nuovi progetti...

Di secca?
Di' pure di "mortorio totale".

ps: qui a Roma tra cambio della guardia alla Regione e le vicende del Papa da 15 giorni a questa parte la notizia più importante che ho trovato sulla città pare siano le 8000 margherite piantate in certi giardini del Centro Storico al posto di altrettanti ciclamini!
Depression!! Very high depression!!

che bella Roma, è unica!