Corniglia (Cinque Terre) - Italy Corniglia is located on the ridge of a rocky promontory at the foot of a terraced vineyard. More concentrated on agriculture than on fishing, this farming community is very similar architecturally to inland agricultural villages. The parish church of Saint Peter, 'San Pietro', built in 1334 on the ruins of an old 11th century chapel, is one of the most beautiful, Gothic-Ligurian style monuments to be found in the Cinque Terre. It has been subsequently renovated but still retains a baroque overlay. Under the churchyard there is a black stone building with Go [View Full Entry]

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Vernazza (Cinque Terre) - Italy A path with breathtaking views winding along Mediterranean groves and partly deserted fields and vineyards, reaches its peak on the route leading to Vernazza. This village, founded around the 1st Century, in time acquired deep-rooted maritime traditions. Some examples of excellent architecture, such as loggias, arcades and portals are evidence of a standard of living that was economically and socially superior to that of the other villages of the Cinque Terre. [View Full Entry]

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Manarola (Cinque Terre) - Italy There is a very beautiful footpath called the Lovers' Pathway, "La Via dell'Amore", which starts in Manarola. This high winding footpath, The Lovers' Pathway, along the coast is a thirty-minute walk from Riomaggiore. This is a very ancient village, but it is difficult to give an accurate account of its history due to the lack of clear historical information. In a dominant position, overlooking the centre of the village, is the church built in a Gothic style in 1338. Sheltered in a deep gorge between two promontory rocks, is the little port. [View Full Entry]

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Monterosso (Cinque Terre) - Italy The Cinque Terre is an interesting tourist destination on Italy's coast, five villages between the sea and 18 km of rugged, terraced hillsides towering above. You can walk between the towns for spectacular views. The five towns are: Monterosso al Mare (the largest), Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. The Via dell'Amore, a walking path carved out of the rock, links the last two. [View Full Entry]

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Italy - Milano [View Full Entry]

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England - London [View Full Entry]

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Cliffs of Muher & Rock of Cashel Ok, so i remember someone telling me before that it is cold and rains in Ireland even during the summer. At first i think i was a little nieve and thought i would get lucky and get the good weather of the year.... I was wrong. It rained everyday, most of the day, expect at night it seem to get nicer out between 8 pm and 11 pm. I know I said 11 pm. Mostly the rain was just a constant drizzle but it was kindof annoying. I would recommend bringing a umbrella or [View Full Entry]

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Hey Guys, I just wanted to send everyone and email and catch you up a little on Fabi & I adventure. So far everything is going really well and as of now we are currently in Milan Italy. The weather is perfect and it is really amazing here. We are really enjoying this trip a lot. Here is a breif summary of what we have been doing: 25th - We woke up early and thanks to mom and dad got to the airport on time and early.... Great feeling being early and not late. Even though we waited in airports all [View Full Entry]

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Dublin - Downtown [View Full Entry]

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Dublin - Ireland [View Full Entry]

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