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2024-02-18T15:30:39.813Z
Highlights: Roman coast taken by storm amid spring-like temps. Many Romans and tourists went for seaside walks or had aperitifs and meals on outside tables in the 16-17 degree temps, just as shade below the 18 degrees registered on Saturday's 'antipasto' The crows basked in the sun to get a winter tan and some hardy individuals even took to the water despite a sea breeze. All RIGHTS RESERVED © Copyright ANSA.
The Roman coast was taken by storm by Sunday day trippers from the capital amid spring-like temperatures in Italy. (HANDLE)
The Roman coast was taken by storm by Sunday day trippers from the capital amid spring-like temperatures in Italy.
Many Romans and tourists went for seaside walks or had aperitifs and meals on outside tables in the 16-17 degree temps, just as shade below the 18 degrees registered on Saturday's 'antipasto'.
The crows basked in the sun to get a winter tan and some hardy individuals even took to the water despite a sea breeze.
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