Well, it has been a busy week or so. After Genoa, I headed towards the Cinque Terre. This is a national park and world heritage site that has 5 towns all attached to the rugged cliffs of the coast. There are walking trails between the towns and around the national park too. The most famous (and easiest) walk is the Via dell'Amore, the walk of love. Along this short path there are hundreds of padlocks attached to pretty much whatever is available, as a sign of l...

Continuing on from the last blog, which was cut short due to insufficient wifi time... After braving 3 very hot but wonderful days in Venice, I headed to Florence. Completely different to Venice but just a beautiful, Florence is awash with stunning sculptures, buildings, paintings and Men. It is home to David and the Birth of Venus and many more pieces of art. I only had one full day in Florence and decided to make the most of it by getting up early and hitting ...

Continuing on from the last blog, which was cut short due to insufficient wifi time... After braving 3 very hot but wonderful days in Venice, I headed to Florence. Completely different to Venice but just a beautiful, Florence is awash with stunning sculptures, buildings, paintings and Men. It is home to David and the Birth of Venus and many more pieces of art. I only had one full day in Florence and decided to make the most of it by getting up early and hitting ...

What to say about Italy? I love it! It is incredibly hot and humid but I still love it. So far I have been to Milan, Venice and Florence. Although, I only arrived in Florence today. The abundance of amazingly good looing men may bias my opinion a little bit though. I first arrived in Milan, which is a bit of a marmite city. You either love it or you hate it. I wasn't expecting much when I arrived, as I hadn't heard any good reports about it and I wasn't disappoi...

Oh dear, looks like have left this blog a bit quiet for the last couple of weeks, so I guess that means a long blog this time. Leaving off from Kylie and Dave's house in London, I caught the Eurostar to Paris and made my way to the hostel. I had 5 days in Paris and on Day 1, I took to the streets to discover a bit of the city. 8 hours later, I had discovered most of inner Paris and walked past, in, around or through... The Notre Dame, Louvre, Arc de Triomphe and...