Italia 2010
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- 1. Italia: La Mia PatriaSIMONA CAPELLO
- 2. The Swiss AlpsFirst glimpse of Venezia Our Group…Piazza dove siete?! Venetian Airport
- 3. Hien, Michelle and I on the ferry on our way to Lido!
- 4. Santa Maria della Salute was an incredible church on one of the many islands of Venezia known as Rialto.
- 5. I would have loved to go in but we had to pay!Gorgeous Venetian Masks Venetian gondoliere and I
- 6. Not really sure what it said but I liked it (:I loved the graffiti all over the islands, sure its disrespectful but you grab the essence of what Italians go through and how you feel….it really can be considered a work of art.See the graffiti is speaking to me! Diana you belong in Italia!!
- 7. I love how narrow the canals and the streets were.
- 8. I felt right at home when I heard them playing one of favorite spanish songs: SolamenteUnaVez!!The details they put into the pillars is truly astonishing…these pillars happen to be in the Corinthian style.You see this is how life should be simple and not stressful!
- 10. Our Canal Ride
- 11. The inside of the Doge’s Palace.
- 12. I never thought I would get to see this in real life, I remembered it from HUM 1 and when I saw it my heart skipped a beat.
- 13. Our Night on the Beach!!
- 14. The ArenaThe House of Jiuletta, never thought I would see this…I was so astonished and bewildered.VERONA
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- 16. ASISSI
- 17. Piazza NuovaSt. Angels CastleChebelragazzo!! (;The Temple of HerculesFontana TreviROMA
- 18. SISTINE MUSEUM
- 21. PIAZZA DI SPAGNAThis is where we meet Francesca, Simone and other students of the university to go out and enjoy the nightlife! I loved how something so monumental could be a place for gathering and socializing.
- 22. Il ColisseoThe Arch of Constantine
- 23. Pat and Silvia, he finally found his Italian girlfriend!Our waitress at the restaurant was named Florida!!Pat, Jamee and I when we got back at 4:30AM!A NIGHT IN ROMA
- 24. POMPEIIThe volcano that started it all…Mt. Vesuvius.
- 25. Sorrento!!
- 26. CAPRI
- 27. PROFESSORE PIAZZA GRAZIE MILLE!!VIVA ITALIA!!