My Trip to Italy

My trip to Italy I was standing in the square of a small village town. Like other commonplace days, people do their daily work. The old man sat on a bench of a tree under a big tree and forecasted this year's harvest. Women share the gossip of the town while buying groceries and children suck lollipops while playing along the cobblestone streets. However, unlike the other days, as the whole crowd stopped all at once, facing my direction, they were crazy inside of me.

Culture, Art, Architecture, Food, People - Last summer I went to Italy to participate in internship opportunities. It is really hard to find a country that has never fascinated me. It is a difficult decision to go abroad alone, but these pictures just show that I made the right choice. & # X20AC;?

Last year, my boyfriend Keith and I went to Italy I loved. As a granddaughter of Italian citizenship, I am fortunate to have been able to visit Italy many times during my childhood. But this was my first time traveling abroad for a while, Keith came to Italy for the first time. In total, we spent ten days exploring Venice, Pordenone (where my grandparents live), Rome, and Cinque Terre. This is an incredible trip, a trip we consider well.

Our stay in Vernazza began on the afternoon of 23rd October. As many people went there according to Rick Steves' advice, this is our first visit to Cinque Terre. My wife and I are celebrating 30 years of founding and 2 weeks trip to Italy. Our highly anticipated stay at Cinque Terre for 4 days is our "holiday vacation". On 24th, we walked from Vernazza to Riomaggiore, stopped by Corniglia and Manarola. What a beautiful place. In every corner of the sidewalk, we can enjoy the new scenery of the beautiful Cinque Terre. The way down from Corniglia to Manarola was closed, so we got off at Corniglia from the steep trail of Volastra by bus to Manarola. At Riomaggiore, I enjoyed the best meals of two weeks at the Italian restaurant La Lampara. Take the train back to Vernazza and enjoy the wine at Ananassover with local people. It is a big welcome.