European Trip October 2004

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Ok, Pantheon doors. Note they're closed because I got there too late to get in.	It's dark and I didn't get inside. I only missed the closing by about 20 minutes.	Don't remember the name of this building, but I liked it.
This is me heading back to the coliseum. I leave Rome the next morning.	Coliseum at night	It's pretty cool
I finally got the hang of the camera timer here	More fun with the timer	I couldn't believe how much graffiti there was in Rome, on the walls and on the metro.
Leaving Colosseo metro stop on the blue line to head to the EUR Fermi stop and the house I was staying at	This is the house I stayed at, though you really can't see it. It's behind the gate here.	Ah, Florence. I totally dug the Duomo.
This picture is cool because of the perfectly placed bicyclist.	Students were protesting something, I don't know what. But they were very animated.	You can't really see all the dancing going on.
Tried to get the banner to see what it was all about. Still have no idea.	In the courtyard of the Uffizi museum. There's a long line to enter on the right (even if you already have a reservation).	Many statues in the courtyard, I took this shot of Galileo (on the left).
Me looking out over the river in Florence.	Inside the Duomo	I liked the outside better.
But it was still pretty impressive looking.	My attempt at the famous dome.	It's essentially empty, which was a bit strange to me.
The Baptistry doors across the piazza from the Duomo.	Close-up	Me at Ponte Vecchio
Piazza by the Uffizi with some impressive sculptures.	Yep, I'm there. Though I blocked the statue I was trying to get in the background.	I just stumbled onto this very cool exhibit of Leonardo DaVinci designs.