#Trevi district

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The gang’s all here 🫶

[dewitty1]

The Trevi Fountain , Fontana di Trevi, Trevi district, Rome, Italy

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Sunset x Vibes IRL (3/??)

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IRL: จูปิเตอร์ เทวี รีสอร์ท แอนด์ สปา JUPITER TREVI RESORT AND SPA, Khanong Phra, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima 30130, Thailand

Thanks to @infinitelyprecious for the location information!

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[bondshotel]

The Trevi Fountain is an 18th-century fountain in Rome, Italy's Trevi district. It was created by the Italian architect Nicola Salvi and mostly finished by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762.

[kald-dal-art]

I'm assuming your headcanons for Morphling will be covered inside of your fanfic, but you mentioned having a lot for her, would you make a list of them?

Sure I can, because most people don't have all the time in the world to read a super long fic.

I headcannon her name is Maureen Trevi. She won the 49th Annual Hunger Games when she was 18 years old.

(so In Catching Fire she is around 44 years old btw :) )

Before getting reaped she did paint jobs for different vehicles at the same factory as her dad.

She lives with her dad and younger sister and she has an estranged mother.

The last time anyone from D6 won was the same year she was born so she didn't have very high hopes for herself. At the same time she kind of knew moping too much wasn't going to let her win

Her District partner was a 13 year old boy named Dev that had essentially given up before the games even started. Even being the first causality of the game. One of the rare times that last place and first place were from the same District.

The arena for her games was an overgrown humid forest.

During her games she mostly hid with camouflage and used poison to get a upper hand on the other tributes.

She killed 4 tributes during her games, has a lot of crippling guilt around that. Always kind of seeing herself as a coward for how she killed the other tributes.

Had a brief alliance with another tribute because they bonded during training, he unfortunately dies (well yeah duh)

Added to that he was the son of a former victor, so added fun having to see his mom every year afterwards.

Has a low key friendship with Haymitch because of how close their Victory are, and they relate to each other when it comes to the substance abuse problems.

Usually wears long sleeves or long sleeved gloves because she is tired of hearing complaints from capitol audience that they can see needle marks on her arms.

11 years after her Victory, during the 60th game, she was the mentor of a 16 year old boy named Cassius and he ended up winning.

Mostly having a similar strategy as her and even getting her to share the strategies she used for her games because he thought that was the best chance he had to survive.

Unfortunately he ends up pretty quickly following her path with getting attached to drugs to cope with the games and his new life as a Victor.

They mostly bond after the games with art. Her mostly preferring to paint landscapes and him mostly preferring to draw with pen and pencil.

Most of the paintings she has done is usually around landscapes and rather abstract stuff. Usually any excuse to play around with colors.

Also like to think their friendship is WLW and MLM solidarity. Too many fics have the Morphlings as a romantic couple and I am tired of it. Nothing wrong with that interpretation, but it feels very "man and woman is considered a duo, they must be a couple" kind of.

Here are some of the headcannons for her.

[princesssarisa]

The name meanings from more Barbie movies.

@paexgo-rosa

Barbie: Princess Charm School

Blair: "Field."

Sophia: "Wisdom."

Delancy: "From Lancey."

Portia: "Pig."

Hadley: "Heather field."

Isla: "Island."

Emily: "Rival."

Nicholas: "Victory of the people."

Brock: "Badger."

Lorraine: "Kingdom of Lothar."

Grace: Self-evident.

Josette: Short for Josephine, which means "he [God] shall add."

Wickellia: "Little wicked one."

Harmony: Self-evident.

Caprice: Self-evident.

Miranda: "Admirable."

Barbie in a Mermaid Tale 2 (new characters only)

Kylie: "Boomerang."

Allie: Short either for Alison, meaning "noble," or for Alexandra, meaning "defender of mankind."

Callie: Short either for Caroline, meaning "free woman," or for Callista, meaning "most beautiful."

Selena: "Moon."

Kattrin: Derived from Catherine, meaning "far off" or "pure."

Renata: "Reborn."

Mirabella: "Marvelous" or "amazing."

Alistair: Derived from Alexander, meaning "defender of mankind."

Kathleen: Derived from Catherine, meaning "far off" or "pure."

Barbie: The Princess and the Pop Star

Victoria: "Victory."

Keira: "Black."

Amelia: "Brave."

Seymour: "From St. Maur" (a French town).

Rupert: "Bright fame."

Nora: Derived either from Eleanor, meaning "the other Aenor" (the first woman ever given the name was Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine, whose mother's name was Aenor), or from Honora, meaning "honor."

Frederic: "Peaceful ruler."

Meredith: "Magnificent lady."

Trevi: A district in Rome with a famous fountain.

Liam: Derived from William, meaning "strong helmet."

Vanessa: A name invented by author Jonathan Swift.

Daniel: "God is my judge."

Emily: "Rival."

Charlotte: "Free woman."

Barbie in The Pink Shoes

Kristyn: "Christian."

Hailey: "Hay clearing."

Tara: "Elevated place" or "star."

Hannah: "Grace" or "favor."

Dillon: "Great tide."

Natasha: "Christmas."

Katerina: "Far off" or "pure."

Siegfried: "Victory of peace."

Rothbart: "Red beard."

Albrecht: "Noble and bright."

Hilarion: "Cheerful."

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Europe Tour: Let's go With Us.

Europe Tour: Amsterdam, Paris, Switzerland, Venice, Florence, and Rome

European memories past some of the most iconic cities of the continent, from quaint canals in Amsterdam to eternal romance in Paris, via the grand Swiss Alps, the bewitching beauty of Venice, and on to the ancient wonders of Florence and Rome. Each of these destinations comes with a different feel of European culture, history, and charm.

1. Day 1–2: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Start your European journey in Amsterdam, a city known for its picturesque canals, world-class museums, and vibrant culture: Things to Do:

Rijksmuseum & Van Gogh Museum: To finally see the masterworks of the Dutch and breathtaking works of Van Gogh.

Canal Cruise: Take a boat tour and enjoy the architectural beauty of Amsterdam.

Jordaan District: Walk down narrow streets lined with boutique shops, cafes, and art galleries.

Vondelpark: Take a break in the most famous park of the city.

2. Day 3–4: Paris, France

Next stop: Paris, the City of Lights! From its iconic landmarks to rich history, Paris is a must-see. Things to Do:

Eiffel Tower: Go up and enjoy the arresting panoramic views of the city.

Louvre Museum-home to the Mona Lisa and thousands of other famous world-renowned works of art.

Notre Dame & Sainte-Chapelle: Be amazed by these Gothic masterpieces with their breathtaking stained glass.

Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe: This is a walk down the most famous avenue, culminating in visiting this national symbol.

3. Day 5–6: Switzerland (Zurich & Lucerne)

Switzerland offers stunning natural beauty with its majestic mountains and clear lakes. Begin with Zurich before heading to Lucerne for the quintessential Swiss experience. Things to Do:

Zurich: A walk through Old Town, a boat ride on Lake Zurich, or visit the Swiss National Museum.

Lucerne: Walk across the Chapel Bridge with a view toward the Swiss Alps.

Pilatus or Rigi Mountain: Take a day trip up either of these two close mountains for hiking or a cable car ride.

Interlaken & Jungfrau: Still thirsty for more alpine adventures, head to the Top of Europe for its panoramic views and snow sports.

4. Day 7–8: Venice, Italy

From Switzerland, fly or take a train to Venice, one of the most romantic cities in Europe. Things to Do:

St. Mark's Basilica: Look in wonder at the mosaics and the architectural beauty of this location.

Grand Canal & Rialto Bridge: A gondola ride or Vaporetto up the famous canal.

Doge's Palace: Go for a tour around this historic seat of the Venetian power.

Burano & Murano: See these colorful islands known for lace making and blowing during this excursion.

5.Day 9–10: Florence, Italy

Florence, the heart of Tuscany and the cradle of the Renaissance, will captivate art and history lovers. Things to Do:

Uffizi Gallery & Accademia Gallery: Marvel at the works from Michelangelo, Botticelli, and da Vinci.

Duomo & Giotto's Bell Tower: Climb to the top for sweeping views of Florence.

Ponte Vecchio: Cross this iconic bridge known for its jewelry shops.

Piazzale Michelangelo: Enjoy the view while the sun is setting in Florence.

6. Day 11-12: Rome, Italy

Your journey ends in Rome, the Eternal City. History comes alive with ancient ruins, grand monuments, and Renaissance art. Things to Do:

Colosseum & Roman Forum: Travel back in time to ancient Rome and just envision those gladiatorial combats.

Pantheon: See this ancient temple dedicated to all gods.

Trevi Fountain: It permits people, according to its tradition, to throw a coin into the water for good luck and in order not to forget their return to Rome.

Travel Tips:

Trains: Europe has a very intensive web of trains; hence, it is the best way to travel, especially between big cities.

Flights: Budget airlines can be a good option to travel greater distances, such as from Switzerland to Venice.

Currency: All listed destinations use the Euro except Switzerland, which uses the Swiss Franc as official currency.

Packing: An individual will need comfortable shoes when touring cities like Paris and Rome, which include lots of walking.

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This itinerary gives you the perfect blend of vibrant cities, historical wonders, and stunning landscapes. Enjoy your European adventure!

[onthemerits]

the intro to a hypothetical wolfstar ballad of songbirds and snakes au that i probably wont write more of:

cw slightly graphic descriptions of injuries, death, rabies, and cannibalism

Sirius doesn’t necessarily like the Capitol, and you could say he’s seen its low points. He watched from his bedroom window as the streets turned to trenches. He was there in the kitchen when his family’s fluffy, pampered poodle started frothing at the mouth and lunged for his mother’s throat. From behind a dumpster, he and his little brother bore witness to his father’s friends– honorable men– chopping limbs off of dead women's bodies– made into scavengers by starvation. 

But nothing he’s seen, nothing he’s experienced– not gunfire, not rabies, not cannibalism– could compare to the horror of watching his little brother’s mangled, burned, and bloated corpse get hoisted from the bottom of the Novus Trevi.

Sirius had been holding out hope that he was alive. He saw Regulus get blasted back. He saw his shirt catch on fire. He heard him cry out. He heard the splash as he launched himself into the Plaza’s massive, churning fountain to escape the spreading flames. 

But it wasn’t until they pulled out the body and revealed his brother’s locket around its throat that Sirius gave it up for a lost cause. He fell to his knees right there in the street and vomited. He would have stayed there, if not for Andromeda.

But he had to get up. Because Sirius was all that was left– the only remaining son to the once-formidable House of Black.

And the rebels did that. District rebels. Rebels who claimed to be fighting for the country’s children. 

So yeah. Sirius hates the districts. Sue him.

[findusinaweek]

🎶✨️when u get this u have to put 5 songs u actually listen to, publish. Then, if you feel like it, sent this to your favorite blogs🎶✨️

Ok, I kind of shuffled through my music but here are 5 songs I have spend quite a lot of time listening to:

Fernando - ABBA

Agárrate - Gloria Trevi

4th and Roebling- The Districts

Not- Big Thief

The Empty Boat - Caetano Veloso

Thanks for the ask! Also thanks @brasideios who also sent me one of these, I'm combining, my friends.

[mthguy]

Trevi Fountain, Rome

The Trevi Fountain (Italian: Fontana di Trevi) is an 18th-century fountain in the Trevi district in Rome, Italy, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762 and several others.

[kald-dal-write]

BTS photos of the besties 🫶

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Best Travel Destinations for Your Next Adventure

When planning your next vacation, choosing the perfect destination can feel overwhelming with so many incredible options worldwide. Whether you're seeking stunning natural landscapes, rich cultural experiences, or urban adventures, there’s a destination for everyone. Here are some of the best travel destinations that promise unforgettable experiences.

1. Bali, Indonesia

Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali is a tropical paradise that offers something for everyone. From serene beaches and lush rice terraces to vibrant nightlife and spiritual temples, Bali has it all. Visit Ubud for its art and culture, relax in luxury resorts in Seminyak, or catch some waves in Canggu. Don’t forget to explore the iconic temples like Uluwatu and Tanah Lot while indulging in the island’s delicious cuisine.

2. Kyoto, Japan

Kyoto is the heart of traditional Japan, with its stunning temples, serene gardens, and historic tea houses. Time your visit during the cherry blossom season (March to April) for a magical experience, or explore the colorful autumn foliage in October and November. Highlights include the Fushimi Inari Shrine, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, and Gion District, where you might spot a geisha. Kyoto offers a blend of ancient tradition and modern comfort.

3. Santorini, Greece

Santorini is one of the most romantic destinations in the world. Its whitewashed buildings with blue-domed roofs overlooking the sparkling Aegean Sea make it picture-perfect. Explore the charming villages of Oia and Fira, relax on unique beaches with black or red sand, and enjoy breathtaking sunsets. Pair the views with some of Greece’s finest wines and Mediterranean cuisine for an unforgettable escape.

4. Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town is a dynamic city where mountains meet the sea. Table Mountain, a flat-topped wonder, offers panoramic views of the city and the Atlantic Ocean. Explore the Cape Winelands for world-class wines, visit Robben Island to learn about Nelson Mandela’s legacy, and take a scenic drive along the Cape Peninsula to see Cape Point and the adorable penguins at Boulders Beach. Cape Town is a hub for adventure, history, and natural beauty.

5. Rome, Italy

Step back in time in the Eternal City. Rome is a treasure trove of ancient landmarks, including the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Pantheon. Wander through the cobblestone streets, toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, and savor authentic Italian cuisine at local trattorias. Don’t miss Vatican City, home to St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, showcasing Michelangelo’s breathtaking frescoes.

6. Queenstown, New Zealand

Known as the adventure capital of the world, Queenstown is a paradise for thrill-seekers and nature lovers. Nestled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and surrounded by the Southern Alps, the scenery is nothing short of spectacular. Try bungee jumping, skydiving, or jet boating, or enjoy a more relaxed pace with wine tours in the nearby Central Otago region. Winter brings excellent skiing opportunities, while summer offers hiking trails with stunning vistas.

7. Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech is a vibrant city that tantalizes the senses. Wander through the bustling souks of the Medina, where you can shop for colorful textiles, spices, and handcrafted goods. The city’s iconic landmarks include the Koutoubia Mosque, Jardin Majorelle, and Bahia Palace. As the sun sets, head to Jemaa el-Fnaa square to experience street performances and savor Moroccan delicacies like tagines and mint tea.

8. Banff National Park, Canada

For outdoor enthusiasts, Banff National Park is a dream destination. Located in the Canadian Rockies, Banff offers stunning landscapes of turquoise lakes, towering mountains, and dense forests. Visit Lake Louise and Moraine Lake for postcard-perfect views, hike scenic trails, or relax in the Banff Upper Hot Springs. In winter, the park transforms into a snowy wonderland ideal for skiing and snowboarding.

9. Istanbul, Turkey

Where East meets West, Istanbul is a city of rich history and vibrant culture. Explore the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace to delve into the city’s Ottoman and Byzantine past. Stroll through the Grand Bazaar for a unique shopping experience, and enjoy a cruise along the Bosphorus Strait for stunning city views. Istanbul’s diverse cuisine is another highlight, with dishes like kebabs, baklava, and Turkish tea.

10. Sydney, Australia

Sydney combines cosmopolitan charm with natural beauty. Iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge dominate the skyline, while Bondi and Manly beaches offer a slice of coastal paradise. Take a ferry to Taronga Zoo or enjoy a day trip to the Blue Mountains for a change of scenery. The city’s vibrant dining scene showcases Australian flavors with global influences.

Conclusion

Whether you're drawn to serene beaches, historic cities, or adventurous landscapes, these destinations promise memories to last a lifetime. As you plan your journey, consider your interests, budget, and travel goals to select the perfect spot. The world is full of wonders—venture out and explore!

[satgurutravelae]

The Best Places to Visit in Italy - if It's Your First Time

Why Italy Should Be Your Next Destination – Top 5 Places to Visit in Italy

If one is a novice traveler seeking to combine history and culture with breathtaking scenery, then Italy could be the destination. From the architecture and art of Florence to the ancient ruins of Rome, there's something for everyone in Italy. Whether you fancy art, food, or simply soaking up the Mediterranean sun, Italy has it all. When in Italy for the first time, here are five must-visit places for any tourist.

1. Milan: one of the best places to visit in Italy

Milan is generally recognized as the fashion and design capital of Italy. It is a place which one should not miss when visiting the country for the first time. Starting with the famous Duomo di Milano-a cathedral which has been in the building process over six centuries-one can proceed up to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II-a beautiful passageway in which luxurious shops and fashion boutiques with posh cafes are located. Then, there is Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper, which is kept in the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Also, one should visit the opera house, La Scala. You can take a jolly walk along Breara district. Milan holiday package from Dubai

2. Rome: Discovery of an eternal beauty

Whether it is your first or tenth visit, no trip to Italy would be complete without a visit to the Eternal City. Rome boasts ancient ruins, historic landmarks, and vibrant neighborhoods. Explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Pantheon. Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain for good luck and so you will definitely return to Rome!

From here, proceed to the Vatican and enjoy every bit of it, including the grand St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, housing masterpieces of Michelangelo and Raphael that keep astounding people with their exquisiteness. One can climb to the top of St. Peter's dome and have a panoramic view of the city.

Rome is famous for its typical dishes: pasta carbonara, cacio e pepe, and pizza al taglio. Enjoy it with a glass of local wine and with one scoop of gelato for dessert. Rome holiday package from Dubai

3. Florence: Plunging into Art and Culture

Florentia is often called the birthplace of the Renaissance. Thus, no art lover and no historian can skip the opportunity to visit this fabulous city in any case. World-renowned museums and galleries are placed there: the Uffizi Gallery, the Accademia Gallery housing Michelangelo's magnificent statue of David, charming narrow streets and piazzas-in a word, here one may admire buildings of the Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio.

For a real unforgettable experience, hike to the top of the Duomo for breathtaking panoramic views overlooking the city, or take a leisurely stroll across the famous Ponte Vecchio bridge. But most importantly, sample the delectable Tuscan food and gelato while one is in Florence!

4. Amalfi Coast: Sun-kissed Beaches and Breathtaking Coastal Views

The Amalfi Coast is where one will find the quintessential taste of an Italian seaside. This stunning stretch of coastline is speckled with picturesque fishing villages, pastel-colored houses, and crystal-clear waters. Take a drive along the famous Amalfi Drive, through the charming towns of Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello. Amalfi is also the perfect spot to take a boat tour to the island of Capri.

You can sit on pebbled beaches, swim in the Mediterranean Sea, or hike along the cliff-side pathways for stunning views. And to complete it all, you will be able to try fresh seafood dishes and limoncello-a locally prepared drink using locally grown lemons. The Amalfi Coast is sure to leave unforgettable memories of Italy.

5. Venice:

Nicknamed the "City of Water," Venice is a romantic, enchanting city to any novice visitor. One can enjoy the scenery of this historic city from a gondola ride down the canals, passing under arched bridges and beside huge palazzos. Visit St. Mark's Square and admire the beautiful mosaics of St. Mark's Basilica.

Equally unmissable are the islands of Murano and Burano, in a riot of color, this sea-farers' haven is famous for its glass-blowers and lace-makers. Just don't forget to have a taste of fresh catches with a spritz at a café on the side of the canal while you watch the world go by.

The city of Venice is best on foot; one makes the most of it quite literally by wandering around its narrow streets, passing concealed alleys. Stumble upon places like Rialto Market, where fresh produce and seafood are purchased by the locals. - Venice holiday package from Dubai

Plan a tour to some of the best places to visit in Italy: Italy holiday packages from Dubai

[dream-world-universe]

Trevi Fountain

Fountain in Rome, Italy

Trevi Fountain, Rome, Italy 

The Trevi Fountain is an 18th-century fountain in the Trevi district in Rome, Italy, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762 and several others.

Artist: Nicola Salvi

Address: Piazza di Trevi, 00187 Roma RM, Italy

Construction started: 1732

Architects: Nicola Salvi, Giuseppe Pannini

Opened: May 22, 1762

Height: 26.3 metres (86 ft)

Hours: 

Open 24 hours

Phone: +39 06 0608

Trevi Fountain - Wikipedia

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A sleepy day in Rome

We woke up earlier than normal to pack our things in Matera, drive to Bari, and get on a plane to Rome, where we will spend our last few days before coming back to the states.

This has been an abnormal trip to Italy thus far, only traveling by plane and car, so I opted for the chance to take the train from the airport to our apartment in Testaccio so that Hannah could get a taste of European travel. Then we had to schelp all our stuff on foot the final 15 minutes of the trip - the not so great part of that plan - but we were able to check in right away, and then were off for a long overdue lunch.

Rome certainly feels like a different place than the cities in Puglia - way more tourists, more immigrants, way more garbage, an incredible amount of graffiti, but also many more trees and greenery other than olive trees. And with the Tiber River, more water, too.

We started our walking tour from our apartment in Testaccio over to Trastevere for lunch. Almost any pizza here is great, but we found a very highly rated place and at some delicious pizza. From there, we walked around Trastevere, had gelato, and then crossed the Tiber. Despite the bumpy sidewalks, Hannah passed out at this point, missed all the scenic spots - Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, the Adrian Temple, and then the long uphill walk to Porta Princiana, an entrance to Villa Borghese, the large park above Rome. As soon as we arrived at the playground (our actual destination), she woke up. Amazing timing.

We let her play for a while and even try the kids "piccolo slalom" go-kart/bumper cars (a disaster) and then continued on our long walk. I didn't plan the walk out of the park too well so we missed the terrace in the park with the great view of Rome, and instead ended up walking along the road and arriving in Piazza del Popolo. From there we walked through the fancy district of Rome to the Spanish Steps. We looked all over for a tabaccheria to buy bus tickets, but they were all closed, so we took a gamble and rode the bus home without paying. We had already walked 8 miles so I mapped out our route so we could take the bus home, and found a way so we didn't have to transfer but also got dropped off less than half a block from our apartment.

We all took much needed showers, managed to avoid a disaster after Hannah locked herself in the bathroom (good thing she has practiced using keys before!), and then went out for dinner at a nice place in our neighborhood where we met up with my uncle's wife's cousin Layla and her husband Giulio, who live in Rome. They weren't free for dinner until 9:30 PM so Hannah was a basketcase, but the dinner was delicious, and it was nice to have some local company, and also learn a few things about Italy. For example, the fact that the banks did not exchange money for us was totally crazy...and also, don't come to Italy next year. It's a jubilee year for the Pope, so every religious person will be here and it's going to be crazy in Rome. Good to know, and also explains why they are cleaning all the monuments.

[postcards-and-postcrossing]

Trevi Fountain

Postcard from Italy The Trevi Fountain is an 18th-century fountain in the Trevi district in Rome, Italy, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762 and several others. Tuesday Take Me To…