Campo di Fiori

It's been another day of fun filled sightseeing. Emily took us out again and we saw these places:

- Took in some amazing views of Rome from one of the seven hills,
- Walked down the hill and took a bus to eat a hot dog,
- Went to see the fountain and artists at the Piazza Norbonno,
- Climbed up the Spanish Steps (there were 135 steps),
- Passed through Villa Borghese and saw more beautiful views of Rome,
- Saw the packed square of Piazza di Popolo,
- Ate gelato while watching a break dance dance crew perform,
- And of course way more...

It was about six in the evening and Emily had to go home and try to take care of some homework. It was still rather early, so Alicia and I went to go check out Campo di Fiori. I learned that fiori meant flower, so I decided to take photos of all the signs with the word fiori on them :). The campo held up to its name. It was a big esplanade with a statue in the middle and a fountain at one end with venders selling beautiful flowers. We even learned how to drink from the pumps that were constantly running. A man showed us that we had to block the flow with our finger so that water would go through the small hole right above. The man demonstrated and the water spurted through the hole.