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A big dirty smelly city is one side of Rome, while the other side is a wonderous site of ancient history, existing for thousands of years. If I told you everything I did in Rome it would be much too difficult, a map is an easier way to explain. Basically I did a whole lot of walking. Rome wasn’t built in a day, but I sure did conquer it in a day.
Once I got the tram, train, and plane to Milan Malpensa, I then took a bus to Milan Centrale, where I took a train to Genoa, and waited for Lija and Sandi to fly in from London to Genoa and bus into the city.
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