Sorrento-First day. Thursday morning we packed up our things and said goodbye to the Daphne Inn. We were sad to leave our little apartment style room in Rome, but were excited to go somewhere with less tourists and some more open spaces. As much as we had enjoyed all the sightseeing and things to do in Rome, my parents and I were both excited to enjoy more of our style of vacation. We got to the train station in Rome and hopped on in the direction of Naples....

Rome-Day 2 Our second morning in Rome we were pleasantly greeted by staff members bringing breakfast into our room. We ate and got ready for the morning shortly after since my mom and I had a culinary tour to go on. We met up with our tour guide, a young Swedish staff member from the Daphne Inn, who would be taking us around Rome with just the three of us. We left and began our journey around all of the great foods of Rome. We took the metro to the opposite ...

Florence. Our first official morning in Florence began with a nice breakfast at our Hotel. After feasting on eggs, bacon, sausage and endless fruit and yogurt, we got ready for our day of touring museums. My parents had struggled to order the tickets for both Accademia and Uffitizi online, but luckily, I was able to call from Spain and reserve us some tickets in order to save us a bit of waiting time in the lines of the museums. After getting all ready afte...

Day 3. Milan Friday morning, my parents and I got up bright and early to head to the airport to catch our flight to Milan. We settled into the airport and our flight just fine; it took about 2 hours to get to Italy. One of the families that were sitting in front of us had a little boy that was around 2 years old. He spent a good portion of our trip playing peek-a-boo with us, and as we were getting off our flight, we got talking to the family. Although the m...