Italy’s rich cultural heritage, which dates back to ancient Rome, is increasingly in danger of crumbling or being overrun by modern life. Volunteers looking for a labor-intensive way to engage with Italy’s historical past should research groups that specialize in landmark preservation. Contact Museums directly for volunteer docent openings. Local colleges and universities in your home country are excellent sources of information on archeological digs and other projects. Check with the departments of the Classics, archaeology, anthropology, fine arts, or other relevant area studies; many excavations send information and applications directly to individual professors or departments rather than to the general public.
http://www.letsgo.com/21965-italy-travel-guides-rome-beyond_tourism-volunteering-art_culture_and_restoration-c
Flight- https://travel.travelocity.com/checkout/CheckoutReview.do;jsessionid=B936C53EFFB5D756B816316BEE48C5E8.p0605
Hotel- http://www.nycerome.com/h_bookings3.php?id=52&f=r This hotel (Hotel Hermitage) is a nice 4 starhotel and it's about 532,00 Euro- Which is about $688 and it will be 8 nights. It also includes a breakfast buffet which takes away breakfast prices for food.
Transportation- Since I can't drive yet. I will be taking the buses and trams to get around the city.
http://www.european-vacation-planner.com/rome-famous-places.html
Wednesday-
Arrive at Rome
Rest for a while
At night:
Visit the Colosseum
Arch of Constantine
Roman Forum
Thursday-
Piazza Novana
Pantheon
Trevi Fountain
Spanish Steps
Friday-
Meet Archeologists at Museum
Training/Preparation for restoration of Roman site
Eat dinner at a not too expensive Italian restaurant
Saturday
Go to archeological site
Help with restoration
Night: Rest (1st day of hard work!)
Sunday
Back to archeological site- restoration day 2
Rest
Walk around city at night
Monday
Morning~ Restoration
Afternoon~ Go back to Piazza Novana and find some unique restaurants that serve authentic Italian cuisine
Night~ Still stay at the Piazza, maybe walk around the area a little
Tuesday-
Full day of restoration on the site (finish restoration of site)
Intensive work
A lot of rest required
Wednesday
The Vatican Museum: Learn about the amazing the historical culture and art of Rome
Sistine Chapel
Spend full day there
Thursday
Depart Rome
Costs
8 days April 20th to April 28th
Plane- 816.75 (Round trip)
Hotel- 688
Food~$300
Transportation~ $5-10
Colosseum and Forum- Free (Younger than 18)
Pantheon- Free under 18
The Vatican~ $11
Pre travel expenses~
Passport- $0 (already own one)
Visa~ $80
Insurance~$100
Total~ $2,006
Packing~
clothes
personal items
credit card
cash
medicine kit
english/italian dictionary
phone
laptop
small backpack to carry important items ex: money
Goals?
Learn more about Italian culture, history, cuisine, maybe even a little of the language
Learn more about the history of the archeological site I will be working on.
http://www.letsgo.com/21965-italy-travel-guides-rome-beyond_tourism-volunteering-art_culture_and_restoration-c
Flight- https://travel.travelocity.com/checkout/CheckoutReview.do;jsessionid=B936C53EFFB5D756B816316BEE48C5E8.p0605
| Tue, Apr 19: | Depart 07:10AM Arrive 09:30AM Next day | Houston George Bush Intercontinental Ap, TX (IAH) Rome Fiumicino Airport, (FCO) | Flight 1696 / 720 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thu, Apr 28: | Depart 11:50AM Arrive 08:54PM | Rome Fiumicino Airport, (FCO) Houston George Bush Intercontinental Ap, TX (IAH) | Flight 719 / 3139 Operated by: US AIRWAYS EXPRESS-REPUBLIC AIRLINES |
| 1 Adult: | $717.60 | ||
| Taxes & Fees: | $59.20 | ||
| Ticket total: | $776.80 | ||
| Travel Protection-1 plan | $39.95 | ||
| Total payment due: | $816.75 | * | |
Hotel- http://www.nycerome.com/h_bookings3.php?id=52&f=r This hotel (Hotel Hermitage) is a nice 4 starhotel and it's about 532,00 Euro- Which is about $688 and it will be 8 nights. It also includes a breakfast buffet which takes away breakfast prices for food.
| Check-in: | Wednesday, 20 April 2011 |
| Check-out: | Thursday, 28 April 2011 |
| Number of nights: | 8 |
| Number of rooms: | 1 Single |
| Nr. of persons per room: | 1 |
| Room rate: | night 1: 66,50 Euro per room night 2: 66,50 Euro per room night 3: 66,50 Euro per room night 4: 66,50 Euro per room night 5: 66,50 Euro per room night 6: 66,50 Euro per room night 7: 66,50 Euro per room night 8: 66,50 Euro per room |
| Total price: | 532,00 Euro |
Transportation- Since I can't drive yet. I will be taking the buses and trams to get around the city.
http://www.european-vacation-planner.com/rome-famous-places.html
Wednesday-
Arrive at Rome
Rest for a while
At night:
Visit the Colosseum
Arch of Constantine
Roman Forum
Thursday-
Piazza Novana
Pantheon
Trevi Fountain
Spanish Steps
Friday-
Meet Archeologists at Museum
Training/Preparation for restoration of Roman site
Eat dinner at a not too expensive Italian restaurant
Saturday
Go to archeological site
Help with restoration
Night: Rest (1st day of hard work!)
Sunday
Back to archeological site- restoration day 2
Rest
Walk around city at night
Monday
Morning~ Restoration
Afternoon~ Go back to Piazza Novana and find some unique restaurants that serve authentic Italian cuisine
Night~ Still stay at the Piazza, maybe walk around the area a little
Tuesday-
Full day of restoration on the site (finish restoration of site)
Intensive work
A lot of rest required
Wednesday
The Vatican Museum: Learn about the amazing the historical culture and art of Rome
Sistine Chapel
Spend full day there
Thursday
Depart Rome
Costs
8 days April 20th to April 28th
Plane- 816.75 (Round trip)
Hotel- 688
Food~$300
Transportation~ $5-10
Colosseum and Forum- Free (Younger than 18)
Pantheon- Free under 18
The Vatican~ $11
Pre travel expenses~
Passport- $0 (already own one)
Visa~ $80
Insurance~$100
Total~ $2,006
Packing~
clothes
personal items
credit card
cash
medicine kit
english/italian dictionary
phone
laptop
small backpack to carry important items ex: money
Goals?
Learn more about Italian culture, history, cuisine, maybe even a little of the language
Learn more about the history of the archeological site I will be working on.
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