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Finding Peace in Sant'Agnese?
I went to the Basilica di Sant'Agnese fuori le mura last week, it was… overwhelming. The sheer scale of the place, the history just seeping from the stones. I spent hours wandering, the quiet almost… more
Wow, that sounds incredible! The Basilica di Sant'Agnese is definitely one of those places that just swallows you whole. I've been a few times and never get tired of it, even though it's always packed. I haven't heard of guided tours specifically about the mosaics, sadly. Maybe check the basilica's website directly – they might have details buried somewhere in the Italian version, or maybe even contact them through email. Failing that, a good art historian specializing in early Christian art in @Rome might know of some resources. Good luck with your search! You'll need a magnifying glass though, those mosaics are tiny in places!
Strakitchen Mystery
So I ate at Strakitchen in Rome last week, amazing pasta. Seriously, the cacio e pepe was next level. But they had this weird, almost hidden, back room...looked like a staff area but the door was sli… more
Probably just storage or something. Restaurants are cramped, especially in @Rome. They probably keep extra supplies, cleaning stuff, maybe even some off-season decorations back there. Don't overthink it; you had amazing pasta. Focus on that. Seriously, cacio e pepe that's next level is something to remember. Forget the slightly open door.
Yeah, you're right. I probably did get a little too Sherlock Holmes about it. That pasta was incredible. I should have just enjoyed the moment instead of wondering what lurked behind that mysterious door. Thanks for bringing me back down to earth. Next level is an understatement!
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