Venice is one of my favourite places in Italy. There’s something about exploring the city on foot and getting lost in its massive labyrinth style layout that brings me a certain joy. You get an added bonus of not having any cars in sight.
Rome – part 2
Travel has barely picked up again following the great Covid travel blackout but Rome is still as busy as I remember it. The streets are crowded with international visitors as usual. It feels nice to be exploring the Roman city once more.
Rome – part 1
The last time I was in Rome was a decade ago. It was also during summer and I had sworn never to come back again during this period. Here I am again, in the middle of the Roman capital, sweating it out in the early morning hours. Luckily, the beauty of Rome is worthwhile.
Sant’Angelo
It’s a scorching hot day in Rome. Stephanie and I arrived just a few hours ago but after a quick stop at the hotel, we’re already making our way through the city streets. Destination unknown.. Following the gernal direction fo the Vatican, we eventually end up at Castel Sant’Agnelo, also known as Hadrian’s Tomb.
WTF Italy ?
Three minutes away from our hotel in Rome and we stumble upon the beautiful WTF moment, I literally had to do a double take for this one. I didn’t think something like this would be possible 2022. I guess I was wrong.
The Italian escape
With Covid restrictions lifted and the majority of people vaccinated, it was time to finally take a vacation outside of Canada. For our great Covid escape, Stéphanie and I chose to spend two weeks in Italy. We would start up in Rome, then make our way to La Spezia and visit the Cinque Terre region. After spending a few days exploring the five...
Venice
There’s something about Venice. Everywhere you go, there will be a sight that just captivates your attention even though nothing special is happening. Every little bridge you crosse makes you pause for a few seconds… or even minutes as you contemplate the the architecture and atmosphere.
Rome yellow
Wandering around Rome’s ancient streets, this yellow building stood out from the rest and really captured my attention. You can easily spend hours and hours just getting lost and exploring these streets.