Wait, I thought I just got in a new country, and I’m now already planning to leave it?
This is probably a common thought of the study abroad student. Being located in a central city of Europe definitely has the advantage of proximity to other amazing cities, and so a lot of study abroad students like to take advantage of this opportunity while they are here. Although I definitely have not spent all of my weekends out of Rome, I decided to take a few adventures to other countries, and I’m really glad I did.
Europe is such a dynamic continent with diverse languages and cultures, and since Italy was thus far the only European country I had been to, I felt ready to explore something new. One of the countries I went to was right next to Italy, and I would say aesthetically it was somewhat similar to Italy, but linguistically and culturally it was very different. The other country I visited was quite different from Italy linguistically, aesthetically, and culturally. I really enjoyed learning a little bit about each city in my short time there.
This video gives a little snapshot of some of the highlights of each weekend!
Livia Molinaro
<p>I enjoy creative self-expression in the form of photography, film, and writing. During my film internship my freshmen year, my co-worker and I wrote and directed our own commercial for a teen film contest. I have done photo shoots for friends and family's engagements, professional headshots, and personality photos. I have also created music videos over the years.</p>