We woke up early and were lazy for a while until we realized
that we were being picked up in 20 minutes!
Sarah jetted downstairs to the breakfast area and grabbed a to-go
breakfast for both us, while Ty packed up.
Our driver was waiting for us right on time and we headed to the
airport. It was so sad to leave Paris,
but we have Italy to look forward to.
After quite an ordeal, we ended up having to check our bags (not in the
US, have you), but we had plenty of time.
We arrived at the airport at 9:30 and our flight did not board until
noon. Sarah walked the entirety of the
terminal because there wasn’t much else to do and we waiting for our
flight. Our flight was delaying on the
tarmac due to too many flights taking off, so we ended up waiting for quite a
while before actually leaving. We were
able, though, to get a free beverage on the flight, which was refreshing. During the flight, Ty found a deal where we
could get a card which lets us get a free pass to major attractions. It cost quite a bit of euro, but if you
bought separately, it would be more.
Plus, it includes free on and off bus and metro fare. The problem came when we could not find the
kiosk where we could get the card. Our
driver and his assistant tried to help us, but the office was closed.
When we got the hotel, we were very pleased! The driver was speeding like crazy, but he
got us safely to the hotel. This is the
best room of the trip! We wanted to get
the card still and there was a location approximately 25 minutes away from the
hotel by foot. We headed out, but, lo
and behold, they were closed. They
should have been open, but due to current events, they were closed. From there, we went to the Coliseum. OMG!
What a sight. I cannot wait to
actually tour it when we get our passes.
From there, we meandered back to the hotel and found a cute little place
called Piccadilli. We had dinner and
some drinks and were very happy with the experience. After that, we just headed back to the
hotel. Tomorrow, we hope to get our
passes and head to the Vatican!
Can't wait to hear more about Italy.
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