A challenger to the gelato throne?
Florence is universally recognized as the world capital of gelato. In its historic core you can hardly walk 100 yards in any given direction without…
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Italy 2018: In-flight movies
Long overseas flights aren’t the most enjoyable thing in life but on the plus side they allow to me catch up on movies that I’ve…
Rome 2018: Arch of Constantine
Right outside of the Colosseum is the Arch of Constantine, a large triumphal arch dedicated to the victory of Constantine over his rival Maxentius at…
Rome 2018: Inside the Colosseum
After a bit of walking, my parents and I arrived at our first major sightseeing stop in Rome: the ruins of the Colosseum. With…
European Bird Poop
Three times I have traveled to Europe, and all three times the local bird population has seen fit to bestow me with gifts of their…
Rome 2018: Victor Emmanuel II Monument
On our first full day in Rome my parents and I set out for the Roman Forum and along the way we passed the Victor…
Italy 2018: I’m Back!
This past Saturday I arrived back at my house in America after a long day of travel. Italy 2018 is officially over and there are…
Italy 2018 Begins Tomorrow!
It’s been a long time coming but my short trip to Italy with my parents is finally about to begin. For the preceding weeks and…
Wayback Wednesday: Venice, Italy ~ The Grand Canal
Running through the heart of Venice, from near the train station to the area immediately west of Piazza San Marco, the Grand Canal is the…
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Wayback Wednesday: November 7, 2018 ~ Venice, Italy (San Giorgio Maggiore Island)
Getting around Venice by the city’s water buses, called “vaporetti” in Italian, can potentially be expensive but one of the cheaper vaporetti tickets you can…
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