People don´t miss to step up the AVENTIN. Its so beautiful up there. Start with Santa Sabine, the real phantastic thing is this old historic wooden door with scenes of life of Christ.Its from the 5th century.



Inside



From its nice little garden, you have a georgious overview over Rome!!

Yes yes yes, Sta. Sabina is the best. I missed it last year One question: Are those door original or it's just a replica?

Look thru the keyhole at the door of the Order of the Knights of St John... you can see the cupola roof of S. Peter.
Very beautiful when its dark!

Welcome to the forum Lilly. I hope you will enjoy it, even though we are sometimes a little lazy posting.

So, you have been to Rome yourself, I see. Great! Maybe you could share some of your experiences with us or even post some pictures.

Anyway, nice to have you here.

Thx for welcome me.
Yeah, i´ve been in Rome many times. I searched a picture with that view thru the keyhole. but its a little blury... I dont know how i can post pictures here?[/url]

Sadly, you can`t upload images directly to this board. So first you have to store your photos on a publicly accessible web server like here http://servimg.com/. After you have done that, return to the forum and when writing a message, select option Image, then copy or write image url and click Image again – everything without spacing, for every photo separately.

Maybe it sounds a little complicated, but it is actually quite easy. I`m looking forward to seeing your pictures.

Ok Vanadija, I try to put my first picture :-)



Here it is!

ok , I did it, but next time smaller image ..ups

Congratulations on your first picture. It`s great. Wow, what a view

its a little blury, but you´ll see how amazing it is...



I love to see so much green around!

Splendid photos, like postcards. Good job, Lilly, thanx a lot!

Welcome to the Forum Lilly, and thank you for your beautiful pictures .

I recognize that view of the Cupola of St. Peter's Basilica thru the keyhole. It's a great view !

Here another nice view. Small park next to S. Sabina

Curch of Sant Anselmo