Copenhagen

Monday, March 31, 2008

Back in CPH.

Hello all,

I'm back from my spring break and I have no idea where to start. I saw so much in so many places, heard so many different languages and learned how to use spanish in every country. I don't have time right now to write about my entire trip---so here is a quick summary to keep you happy until I can get to the full story.

Prague was so beautiful. Everything there seemed unreal because it was so perfect. The sun was shinning and there were tourists everywhere...so it felt a little like Disney World (in a good way). Berlin was really cool. The architecture and the feel of the city seemed to be centered on uniting two opposite worlds, old buildings with war marks were standing next to newly designed buildings of glass exterior. The art scene in East Berlin was awesome, kinda underground but very visible. Milan was awesome, I only stayed one day/night though...so I didn't get to see as much of it as I would have liked. Berlin, too...I wish I had a few more days to explore. But Milan had amazing gelato and great dinner options (aperitivos!) plus a huge Cathedral that looked unreal. Cinque Terre was surreal because the weather was perfect and every little village/town sparkled. I hiked through all five towns and enjoyed the smell of fresh herbs and sweet flowers. It was so beautiful and relaxing---definitely needed a break on the Italian Riviera. Cheiti/Pescara was a bit of a nightmare to get to, but once we got there we were very surprised to find no coastal shore but mini alps (will explain later). Rome was a bit rough around the edges because of a few problems with our hostel...but once that was over, Rome was fantastic. We went to Easter mass with Pope Benedict XVI in Saint Peter's square (pouring rain though...), saw the Basilica and the Vatican Museum, and so much more! Paris was my favorite. Since I was born on Bastille day (french day of revolution) I've always had a bit of a bond with the city...but now its official--I love Paris. I didn't run into too many snobs or rude people-so that made my visit even better.

There you have it. My trip in a nutshell....there is so much more to say...so check back soon :)

Happy belated Easter to all! And I hope all of you are doing well!!

XoxoXOXox

Ciao,
Emily

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