Ciao, Italia

I went to other parts of Italy which I did not have the chance to visit last year. Italy was awesome, but I am getting bored with Europe. Generally all the European countries have to offer are mainly churches, statues and museums. I adore buildings, architecture and whatnots but I am more attracted to breathtaking sceneries and landscapes, I suppose. Nature, to sum up. Take Eiffel tower for instance, having went there last year I still don't get what's with the fuss over it. The design is somewhat similar to Tokyo Tower (in my humble opinion), so there is not much to say about that. Romantic? From what I see Italians are more passionate and very openly show their romantic side regardless of whether it was in the middle of a junction on a busy road. Anyway, it is my personal opinion so sorry if you disagree. You are entitled to your own, I have no say to that. Hmm, lets just skip my boring ramblings, shall we?

Pisa

Small town, nothing much apart from the leaning tower. 

Florence

Nice town, perfect for art lovers and architecture students. The Duomo is beautifully constructed but we were wondering why does it have very few windows, mesti panas dalam tu. 

Venice

Beautiful. The smaller canals are a bit smelly though. 

Verona

It has a small building which resembles colloseum, very much to my dismay because I kind of  have this perception that they build it purposely to add the number of attractions in the city. Anyhoo, the city is famous for its Juliet statue. Go watch Letters to Juliet, though as usual, the place looks a bit different from what was shown in the movie. 

Milan

The city centre is a heaven for rich people; read: Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, etc..all perfectly lined up in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuel. This is not the galleria though, this is the famous Duomo in Milan.

Summing up, Italy is worth a visit, should you ever plan to go to Europe. 

P/s: I re-read what I wrote and I am now convinced that I can never be a travel journalist. I make everything looks dull.