EUROPE.

• 25,000 dollars
• 2 countries
• 6 cities

VENICE, ITALY

• Dallas to Italy.
• 10 days there.
• Flight: 1,775$, 12 hours 30 min.
• Hotel: 80$ per night, 3 nights in Venice .
• Hotel name: A La Commedia.

3 HISTORICAL SITES!

• Grand Canal, is the main city's water way, it is 2 miles long and is faced with impressive palaces.
• Piazza San Marco, large broad public square, main meeting place.
• St. Marks Ballisca, has one of the most unique architectures of any church in Italy.

RESTAURANTS

• Riva Rosa: 21€ for pasta, a glass of water, and a chocolate mousse dessert.
• La Zucca: I had a pizza alla parmigiana, 13.60€

CULTURE.

• Religion: Roman Catholic.
• Language: Italian.

EXPENSES.

• Taxi rides: 120€ in all.

MILAN.

• Venice to Milan: by train(14-16€)
• Hotel: Milano San Siro(61€ per night)
• Stayed there for about 4 nights.

HISTORICAL PLACES.

• Duamo di Milano: one go the largest churches in the world.
• The castle complex includes various museums and art collections
• The Last Supper: 15th century mural painting in Milan, a masterpiece worked by Leonardo de Vinci.

TOURISTS ATTRACTIONS

• Football Italian TIM Championship.
• Atlanta vs Juventus.
• 30€

CULTURE.

• In Milan, it is a vastly industrialized city with excellent shopping districts.
• Bustling streets, and overall a fast paced atmosphere.
• Milan is mostly remembered for its fashion, and this city is where one can stick to his itinerary.

UNIQUE LAWS IN ITALY

• It is illegal to feed the pigeons.
• There is a law that requires citizens to smile or risk a hefty fine.

EXPENSES.

• Taxi prices( .95€ kilometers)
• Restaurants: Pasticceria Castelnuovo, Albufera.

MILAN TO ROME

• Got there by train.
• Ride was 2 hours and 55 minutes.
• 2nd class was 69€

HISTORICAL PLACES

• The Coliseum:is probably the most iconic monument in Rome, it is the symbol of the city all around the world.
• It's real name is Flavion Amphitheater, built in 72 A.D by emperor Vespasian.
• Trevi Fountain: The famous fountain was made by Salvi in 1735.
• Every year, thousands of people come to the fountain to throw a coin in to ensure being able to return to Rome a second time.

EXPENSES

• Taxi prices: 6€ every 10 miles.
• Restaurants: Pinsere Roma(price range 7-14$)
• Gelateria Salaria Gelato d'autore( ice cream) price range(3-7$)

UNIQUE LAWS

• In Venice, all gondolas have to be painted black.

NEXT UP... UNITED KINGDOM!!

UNITED KINGDOM

• Flight: edreams(123.90$)
• Hotel: Central Park Hotel(69$) per night.
• First city: London(3 days)

3 HISTORICAL PLACES

• Apsley House: was the home of one of Britain's most heroic figures.
• Arthur Wellesley better known as the Duke of Wellington.
• Named after the Baron Apsley, who originally built the house in the 1770s.
• The Apsley house came to be owned by the Wellesley family in 1807.

BIG BEN

• Clock tower in city of Westminster, England.
• Each dial is seven meters in diameter.
• The minute hands are 4.2 meters long and weigh about 100kg.
• The numbers are about 60cm long.
• Has the name from the massive bell inside the clock tower, which weighs more than13 tons.

BRITISH MUSEUM

• One of the worlds foremost museums of history and anthropology.
• Has the largest collection of Babylonian stonework and Samurai armor.

RESTAURANTS

• Hereford Road: is a great bar and grill.
• St. John: is more like a British cuisine.

EXPENSES

• Taxi prices: 1.00£ each km
• Or about 6£ every 10 miles.

TO BRISTOL FROM LONDON

• Train ticket: 10£
• Train ride: 1 hour 45 min.

HOTEL

• Novotel Bristol Centre
• Cost: 78$ per night.

3 HISTORICAL PLACES

• The Victoria rooms is one of bristols most impressive buildings.
• This fine early Victorian classical building was used for readings by Charles Dickens
• And Oscar Wilde.

MID 18th CENTURY

• In the mid 18th century Bristol became the 2nd biggest city in England.
• During this time Britain was flooded with goods imported in Bristol.
• Including sugar cane, tobacco, rum and cocoa, all of which were products of the slave trade.

BIRMINGHAM

• Hotel: the Redmont hotel(89$) per night

HISTORICAL PLACES.

• The midlands enlightenment and the industrial revolution.
• 1680-1791
• Post war prosperity
• 1945-1975

ATTRACTIONS IN UNITED KINGDOM

• I went to the bull ring in Birmingham.
• I also went to the Birmingham museum and art gallery.

UNIQUE LAWS IN UK

• Those wishing to buy a tv have to have a license.
• It is illegal for a woman to be shirtless in public except as a clerk at a tropical fish store.
• A bed may not be hung out of the window.
• You may not make out in public.

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