
PHOTOS
Here are some more photos, some food, some locations, a little bit of everything! On mobile if you click on the pictures some have captions. Enjoy!
Asolo
The beautiful medieval town of Asolo, near Poderno del Grappa.
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Food
A collection of all the delicious food I've eaten so far!
![]() Prosecco from one of the only vineyards in Italy where you can make real Prosecco. The hills allow for the vines to get a particular amount of sunlight that makes the grapes just right! | ![]() Capuccino | ![]() Gelato! |
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![]() Homemade pasta | ![]() Homemade pasta and gnocci being made | ![]() Elena looking cute with some homemade gnocci! |
![]() Gnocchi at the agriturismo | ![]() The view of the vineyards at the agriturismo | ![]() Perfectly al dente pasta at the agriturismo |
![]() | ![]() | ![]() Artichoke pizza on the Piazzale Michelangelo |
![]() Panini and birra rosa in the Piazza della Signoria | ![]() | ![]() |
![]() Calamari in Le Cinque Terre | ![]() Enjoyed one last cappuccino in Monterosso al Mare before we left for Milan | ![]() We have to try a pizza in every place we go, and this time Elena's was blue! |
![]() This dessert for lunch in Milan was delicious | ![]() Elena and I stopped for bubble tea in Milan! | ![]() Trying out martinis (we did not enjoy) |
![]() Had some risotto and some fried ham sandwich thing that were inexpensive but good! | ![]() | ![]() |
![]() I tried the Viennese pizza because I wanted to try something Italian in Italy, but turns out it's just a pizza with hot dogs on it? | ![]() Elena and I had "bagels" (which are salmon sandwiches) and fun colored spritzes |
Poderno del Grappa
The town we stayed in the first week was so cute. All the architecture is Italy is so beautiful, even in the little villages, it's so hard for me to not take pictures of everything I see!
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Villa Barbaro
An Italian villa designed by Andrea Palladio. We couldn't take pictures inside but the frescos were absolutely gorgeous!
![]() A front view of the Villa. | ![]() A church nearby with cool architecture. | ![]() The cute souvenir shop. |
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![]() | ![]() Cute dog that always stays at the Villa Barbaro. | ![]() Lemon tree! |
Uffizi
The Uffizi holds many famous works of Leonardo and Michelangelo, as well as many other paintings and statues.
![]() The Annunciation | ![]() | ![]() |
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![]() | ![]() The Adoration of the Magi | ![]() |
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![]() I thought the texture on this painting was cool | ![]() | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() Even the ceilings at the Uffizi were masterpieces | ![]() |
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The Duomo
The Duomo was beautiful on the outside and in, and climbing the Duomo was one of the best decisions of the trip, the view was worth every second.
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Florence
Some more pictures from the rest of Florence
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![]() | ![]() | ![]() Entrance to the oldest working pharmacy in Europe |
![]() | ![]() The outside of this cathedral... | ![]() ...vs the inside |
![]() The cathedral library | ![]() The ceiling of the library | ![]() A book from the 1400s |
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![]() | ![]() After climbing the duomo and the clock tower! |
San Gimignano
The well preserved medieval city with a ton of cute restaurants and places to shop.
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Le Cinque Terre
The 5 towns off of the Mediterranean sea that had beautiful beaches and delicious seafood.
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![]() | ![]() | ![]() Riomaggore |
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![]() | ![]() Vernazza | ![]() |
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Venice
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