Rome 2018: Capitoline Hill
It was the afternoon when my parents and I made our way up Capitoline Hill. The smallest and tallest of Rome’s famed seven hills, Capitoline…
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Italy 2018: Reviewing the Photos
This past weekend I finally finished going through all the photos and videos I took in Italy last month. In total I took 2,043 photos…
Rome 2018: Roman Forum
The rain continued to fall as my parents and I descended from Palatine Hill back down to the Roman Forum. According to legend this is…
Rome 2018: Palatine Hill
Directly adjacent to the Roman Forum is its lesser-visited sibling, Palatine Hill. Rome’s emperor’s built many of their residences on this hill and its name…
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…
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…
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