The Journey
Palazzo Farnese
Palazzo Farnese is one of the most important and beautiful High Renaissance palaces in Rome that is home to the French Embassy.
The Journey
Chiesa di Santa Brigida
The Chiesa di Santa Brigida is one of the many beautiful churches in Rome. As you enter, this breathtaking church opens to incredible paintings on the ceiling and incredible detail. I would recommend visiting this church and take a moment to really appreciate one of the many gems of Rome.
The Journey
San Carlo ai Catinari
Early-Baroque style church having a beautiful mural of the cardinal.
The Journey
Santa Barbara dei Librari
A beautiful church that is hidden in Rome. It is a small Roman Catholic Church surrounded by buildings full of color.
The Journey
Instrumentalist and the castle
On the Ponte Sant’Angelo, a man sat playing the Kora beautifully. He made what seemed to be a majestic sound come out of this incredible instrument.
The Kitchen
Veggie Taco
Ingredients: 1 Tortilla 1 bunch of 50:50 spring mix with arugula, spinach, and kale 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms 1/2 chopped yellow pepper 1/4 cup vegan cheese 1/2 avocado 1 tbsp sesame oil Chop up your veggies, then bring your pan to medium-high heat. Saute the mushrooms and peppers with sesame Read more…
The Journey
SS. Trinita dei Pellegrini
The Chiesa della Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini is a church in the historic city center of Rome. In the Regola rione, it neighbors other important historic buildings such as the Palazzo Farnese, Palazzo Spada, Ponte Sisto, and the Via Giulia.
The Kitchen
Cauliflower rice with Sweet and sour stir fry
For the sweet and sour recipe, please visit: https://thatguysjourney.com/sweet-and-sour-tofu/ Ingredients Cauliflower Tofu Red peppers Shitake Mushrooms To make Cauliflower rice, wash the cauliflower thoroughly and remove the greens. Then using a box grater cut the cauliflower into large chunks and use the medium size grater to grate the cauliflower into Read more…
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Castle Sant’Angelo
View of Castel Sant’Angelo The bridge’s three central arches are still the originals from the ancient Roman era. In the seventeenth century two more arches were added, one on either side, to replace the original ramps that lead to the bridge. The bridge was further modified in the nineteenth century Read more…