Blogs about: Pantheon
Meglio del Sesso! (Rome, Day I.)
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ShannonElizabeth wrote 5 days ago: Pizza. Wine. Gelato. Bruschetta. Crostini. Caprese Salad. Sangria. I’m back in London taking a … more →
Paris Hideaways explores... The Latin Quarter
parishideaways wrote 1 week ago: A sunny Sunday morning on the steps of the Sorbonne in absolute silence allows for nostalgic imagina … more →
Stylish sleeping on the Left Bank
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cheriecity wrote 1 week ago: The Left Bank is synonymous with literary cafes, the Existential philosophers Jean-Paul Sartre and S … more →
10 interesting things about Rome!
admin wrote 1 week ago: The modern city of Rome, as legend goes, was built on seven hills. A city that is accustomed to fore … more →
A whole bunch of things.
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kylahfrazier wrote 2 months ago: The internet has been dead for a while but we’ve finally got it back. Of course it chose an ex … more →
House of the Gods
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clistro wrote 2 months ago: Today was a late start. Cindy and I rushed out the door and caught up with some of the other girls a … more →
Day 8 part one: we’re Roman and you’re not
thewanderingvincents wrote 2 months ago: Every time I think nothing could top the day we’ve had and the sights we’ve seen, I am proven wrong. … more →
Birthday Books: Joann Sfar
davidpwelsh wrote 2 months ago: The Comics Reporter notes that today is the birthday of Joann Sfar, the wonderful and prolific Frenc … more →
Oui Oui
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thirstybackpacker wrote 2 months ago: Paris – 14th April 2009 Because I am like 10 minutes from the Eiffel Tower, I decide to get in … more →
Roma, the eternal city
marywehrhahn wrote 3 months ago: The Naples train station was as crowded and confusing as Grand Central Station to foreigners and ful … more →
La Dolce Vita, Evolves
Glenys Vargas wrote 3 months ago: Fellini’s ‘La Dolce Vita’ showed a side of Rome, which was elegant and alluring. W … more →
The Eternal Night
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Glenys Vargas wrote 3 months ago: Beneath the open clear blue sky, lies a marvelous wonder, an open-air museum known to most as the Et … more →
Rome's Best Ice-Cream, Pizza and Coffee
Glenys Vargas wrote 3 months ago: There are three things that everyone wants to try upon arriving in Italy: gelato, pizza and coffee; … more →
From the stack: Asterios Polyp
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davidpwelsh wrote 3 months ago: Isn’t that a great page? I love the way images and text join forces to tell you everything you need … more →
Pantheon No. 2
Ashley Aguirre wrote 3 months ago: John Hughes (February 18th 1950 – August 6th 2009) How do we go on withoout John Hughes? by Jo … more →
Pantheon No. 1
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Ashley Aguirre wrote 3 months ago: Phyllis Diller (1971-?) Inspired by Sean’s Witzke’s, now defunct Pantheon feature on his … more →
Pantheon
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Rebecca wrote 4 months ago: Today was Sean and Leah’s last day in Paris so we decided to have some classic French food wit … more →
Ubuntunese: The Strange But Admirable Race of Ubuntu Worshippers
frankthebastard wrote 1 week ago: I loathe weak human cattle. I detest fawning sycophants who squirm and grovel at the feet of their m … more →
Two days for the xperimental spirits
OnCulture Europe wrote 2 weeks ago: Celebrating its 8th year, the Pantheon International Xperimental Film & Animation Festival conti … more →
