New Year's Eve 2009 to 2010 in Rome is something very special. The Italian capital scores with impressive monuments of global significance. The Colosseum, St. Peter's or the Circus Maximus made the million city once the center of the world. Misery and happiness, wealth and poverty were probably nowhere as close together as in Rome.
Dropped from around the world, mild climate, impressive venues. Of the year, you are living on the typical Roman streets and squares of the metropolis.
The Romans actually use any Place to hineinzufeiern in the new year. One of the secrets is certainly the Pinciohügel, from which one can quite incredible view of this, an apparently lying at the feet of Rome. Anyone who has something lively like that is on the Piazza del Poppolo just right. On one of the oldest places in Rome is celebrated as if there were no tomorrow. To this end gather all in the center of the square, dominated by a 3000 year old obelisk. The Via Veneto, with its many Nobel recommended hotels and sidewalk cafes as an ideal space for celebrations.
A very special place, especially at New Year is for many the "Piazza San Pietro, St. Peter's Square. Gathered here, a large crowd, waiting for the arrival of the Pope in St Peter's, where he leads even the New Year's Fair. Tickets for are free, but quickly sold out, as they are limited to a quantity of 10 000. Even the famous English Steps, the Piazza di Spagna and the Trinita dei Monti church connects with each other is that day well attended. This fall at midnight before strangers in their arms.
Dropped from around the world, mild climate, impressive venues. Of the year, you are living on the typical Roman streets and squares of the metropolis.
The Romans actually use any Place to hineinzufeiern in the new year. One of the secrets is certainly the Pinciohügel, from which one can quite incredible view of this, an apparently lying at the feet of Rome. Anyone who has something lively like that is on the Piazza del Poppolo just right. On one of the oldest places in Rome is celebrated as if there were no tomorrow. To this end gather all in the center of the square, dominated by a 3000 year old obelisk. The Via Veneto, with its many Nobel recommended hotels and sidewalk cafes as an ideal space for celebrations.
A very special place, especially at New Year is for many the "Piazza San Pietro, St. Peter's Square. Gathered here, a large crowd, waiting for the arrival of the Pope in St Peter's, where he leads even the New Year's Fair. Tickets for are free, but quickly sold out, as they are limited to a quantity of 10 000. Even the famous English Steps, the Piazza di Spagna and the Trinita dei Monti church connects with each other is that day well attended. This fall at midnight before strangers in their arms.
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