After my post on 10 photos that’ll make you fall in love with Rome, here’s part 2 of my eternal city photo diary. It’s true that Rome is a place that makes you long to return, homesick for those stone paths and rustic alleys. These are my ten nostalgic photos of Rome.

The Altare della Patria is a classic. Standing tall and grand in the middle of Piazza Venezia, it features stairways, columns and also fountain. You can go up the monument and take in a breathtaking panorama of Rome.

This wall is a coincidence I stumbled to after venturing the Piazza Michelangelo.

Piazza Navona, always full of street musicians, artists and local eateries. This square is always so lively with the hustle and bustle of people’s activities.

I am definitely a fan of the orange walls of roman buildings. Couple that with the classic stone sign, and my heart completely fell for it.

Piazza del Campidoglio, sometimes overlooked by tourist, is a precious gem you must definitely see in Rome. It’s right behind Altare della Patria and next to the roman forum.

Well, this is kinda biased, but it’s my favourite ice cream parlor! You can also have breakfast here with muffins, cookies or their tiramisu.

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This fountain can be found in Repubblica, just a stone’s throw away from Rome’s central station, Termini. Repubblica is also a district of Rome full of old churches and magnificent fountains you should check out!

Here’s another angle of Piazza Navona. Yes, the water is not necessarily sparkling blue, but it’s still a very lovely and beautiful square! You could relax and just absorb the vibes of Rome in this place.

Churches are the precious gems of Rome, and this one is no exception. I do personally, however, love every single one of the church in the eternal city.

Here’s a statue in Piazza del Campidoglio. The square is designed by the famous Michelangelo.

Read also: 10 Photos that’ll Make You Fall in Love with Rome

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