My trip to Rome II

My trip to Rome II

Another site we saw was the Vatican City, which is where the pope lives. The city is only 0,29 square miles and have a population of obout 140 people. We saw the pope in the popemobile and I think we were so fortunate to see him, even just from far. 

In Vatican City there is  also a thing called Saint Peter's Basilica, the most famous basilica in all of the world. We only saw it from outside, because it closed at four and the row was incredibly long.

However, we can saw the Sistine Chapel, a chapel which on ceiling contains a very famous painting of the creation of man by Migel Angelo. When we went, there were many guards and they all told us that we can't take photos. 

Before that, when we were waiting to visit the Vatican Museum, we were in the row so bored and with an awful foot pain, and then we started to speak with the people behind us. They were a young girl and a young boy very nice and friendly from England. Javier said to him some numbers and he asked to him what was the connection between those numbers. The english boy thought hard, but he didn't realize that were prime numbers. Javier asked him what was his job, and he said: "I'm a magician!" We looked very surprised, so his girlfriend gave him a pen and he started to make several tricks. The truth is that made more funny to us the three hours of row.