I love the architecture of this city. So mysterious and full of character. This is also the city where I discovered 'Spritz Aperol', a famous Italian cocktail that everyone is apparently sipping on. I had a sip and I was sold. It was Spritz Aperol time for me everyday since then, hehe!
Our first stop was Rome! I've heard so much and seen so many pictures of Rome so I was really excited to experience the Roman culture in real life. The things I've seen, touched and ate was quite an experience. My favourite part of Rome was waking up in the early morning to photograph the beautiful Fontana di Trevi (just 2 minutes walk from our hotel -Hotel Trevi) when there were no other tourists around.
Continuing from my previous post, I mentioned that we stayed indoors a lot. Dishoom cafe was one of the cafes where we stayed there the longest. They had THE best chai lattes I swear. It was so smooth and fragant and oh so warm!
Shoreditch is a district in the East End of London. My lovely friend, Sarathira, thought I would love to visit this place so she brought me there. And boy did I fall in love. This place reminds me so much of Melbourne! The cafes, the people and just the whole vibe is so chill compared to central London where everyone is busy hustling around.
What more can I say, the Eiffel Tower is just too hard to miss every time you come to Paris. Day and night, it still looks magnificent! I can't help but buy the miniature Eiffel Tower as a souvenir for myself. I try not to include it in each and every photograph of mine, but it really is too hard to resist. Hehe!
Columbia Road's flower marketis a must visit when you come to London. You will find lots of locals and tourists at the market getting their hands on freshly cut flowers at a fraction of the price you'll find in central London.
