travel guide:Traveling through Europe

>> Thursday, January 7, 2010

The summer of 2005, my friend and I decided to administer for a summer program as conception of our graduate degree and movement from United States to aggregation and specifically to Brugges in Belgium, so as to attend an qualifier seminar at The College of aggregation on Politics, Policies, Lobbying and the European Union. Although I hit never visited Belgique before, I was really agog to discover, patch feeding the internet, that I was about to visit digit gorgeous and arts municipality of the \"Old Continent,\" patch enhancing my academic knowledge and meeting new people.

Before leaving the US we printed any aggregation we could find regarding the city's traveler locations, interesting cafes and past buildings. Although Brugges is a rattling diminutive town, it offers a lot of possibilities to those interested in exploring its excitements. But even if it surpassed our expectations, visiting only digit European town or country seemed a squander for such a trip. Thus, we decided in advance to research the opportunities a teen graduate student has patch motion around in aggregation and the most convenient, affordable and interesting artefact to go from municipality to municipality and country to country was via train. The Eurorail trains are the simpler artefact grouping hit to visit a difference of European destinations, as boarding a train actually offers to the adventure-seekers the existence of having an exceptional trip and admiring the countryside in the meantime.

In fact, upon the completion of the summer program, we packed our bags and traveled from Brussels to Amsterdam. The Netherlands' capital was a compounding of beauty and adventure. The municipality streets, the grouping walking or bicycling around, the pleasant defy and its countless river docks create a unique compounding of images, which are food for hungry eyes-like ours. Since we had inferior than 48 hours available to see as such as possible, we decided to pay a visit at the Van Gogh Museum, walk the Red District by night, and of instruction verify the conveyance to movement through the municipality and look its unlikely beat.

Next kibosh was Paris, France. Lucky as we were to find an available and affordable shack as soon as we got off the train station, the next thing was to find a map of the municipality and its incredible metro grouping and movement around to analyse everything! Notre Dame, bridges, the Eiffel Tower, the Bastille, Champs-Élysées, diminutive cafes and daylong walks across the Seine River or through the area of Montmartre, made our stay in town unforgettable. In fact, digit of the best pictures we got from this trip was in face of the Arc de Triomphe and we took it by ourselves-both faces appear on the frame. Monte Carlo was our next and most expensive destination, but its beaches and sun gave our trip a legendary feel.

Next, we visited Italy. Florence and Venice, two of the most important trade cities in aggregation offered us some life-time opportunities. Historical monuments, paved streets, canals, museums, restaurants and Italian cafes convinced us that Italia is actually such more than an interesting destination. In fact, I fall-in-love with almost every single building we crossed and by the time we had to catch our plain back, I though we hit made a huge mistake; our eight day trip should hit lasted a lifetime.
 
 


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