Conversations about Jewellery Designing and Life
For the 2nd part of my Italy trip back in May 2018, Constant Companion RR and I spent a few days in Milan. Comparing the two cities, I would say Rome intrigued me more. I have posted quite extensively about my time in Rome previously. This post might feel a little too short. After my […]
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Right after Rome, Constant Companion RR and I got on a train and headed straight to Milan. After an uneventful and comfortable 3 hours ride across lovely greenery, we arrived at Milano Centrale railway station. Compared to Rome, we have spent a shorter time in Milan. While the city certainly has its own charm, I personally […]
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This is the final part about my trip to Rome back in May, where the focus is mainly about architectures, museums and a popular ruins east of the Colosseum. “Ruins” (East of Colosseum) Constant Companion RR and I wandered around this large area with many ruins east of Colosseum. I do not know if there […]
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Picking up where we left off in the previous post, I will share some of Rome’s most popular places of interest. Colosseum Outside I was in awe by the grandeur of the Colosseum when we approached it. It was amazing thinking that I have seen it in movies/ books before and now, I stood before […]
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Recently, I have written about my trip to Italy, specifically my experience in Vatican City. That prompted me to write about the rest of my trip to Rome. While I do not remember some of the events in sequence, the memories are still fresh. This post will consists mainly of pictures with a few interesting personal experiences/ […]
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I have meant to write in detail, about my trip to Italy in May 2018, but somehow I did not get around doing so. This was partly because I was clueless on how to blog about trip, and mainly due to laziness. Browsing through the trip’s photos a few days back, I made a decision […]
Read MoreI always see this dishevelled-looking elderly man with a plastic bag over his shoulder, holding onto a stack of maps meant for tourists. Perhaps he is trying to find his way back.
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