I Have Arrived
I can't BELIEVE it! I'm in Italy and I'm here to stay, at least for a little bit. This will be my new home for the next couple of months. I'm so excited! This city is seriously out of a story book. The cafes, the motorbikes, the Italian chattering in my ears. I'm so in love. The past few days have been filled with meeting new people, moving in, and exploring. I'm still in a state of disbelief, but I'm ready and excited for this adventure.
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| Porta Romana. Entrance to the City Center |
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| Cobblestone, Cobblestone, and Tight Streets. IDK how they get their cars through here. |
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| On the way to the Pope's Palace |
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| The Pope's former palace |
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| City Hall |
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| Down Town Viterbo |
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| Inside the City Walls |
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| In the alley's of the medieval neighborhood |
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| Riding on a Bike with her papa. So Italian. |
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| One of the infamous fountains around town |
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| Well this is my home for the next few months and I'm so excited. Ciao for now! Thanks for reading. |
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When I took my Italian Renaissance class I read about Viterbo and the last pope to live there, i think it's cool that you actually got to see the place. I at least get to see what it looks like through you. are you going to Florence?? either way, I hope you have fun!
Thanks Marci, i really wish you were here experiencing this wih me. I miss my besties :(