It's almost a month until I return home to the good ole U.S. of A., and at this point, I am panicking. It's partly because there is still a lot of work to do, but because I feel like I have not seen as much as I wanted to. If you're going to be in Europe for three months, you might as well travel. If you're poor like most college students (myself included), sometimes you have to be content with just looking.
1. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Famous for tulips, Anne Frank, Vincent Van Gogh.
2. Venice, Italy.
Famous for canals, carnaval, masks.
3. Barcelona, Spain.
Famous for tapas, gothic architecture, clubbing.
4. Dublin, Ireland.
Famous for pubs, music, leprechauns.
5. Lisbon, Portugal.
Famous for explorers, monasteries, fish.
6. Warsaw, Poland.
Famous for uprisings, castles, underground music.
7. Budapest, Hungary.
Famous for embankments, bridges, thermal baths.
8. Granada, Spain.
Famous for Spanish-Muslim Art, The Alhambra, mountains.
9. Vienna, Austria.
Famous for music, palaces, "Sound of Music."
10. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Famous for Hans Christian Andersen, amusement parks, danishes.
11. Prague, Czech Republic.
Famous for spires, clocks, naming things after St. Nicholas.
12. Athens, Greece.
Famous for Parthenon, the Olympics, democracy.
13. Rome, Italy.
Famous for fountains, churches, food.
Trust me, there are plenty of other things that these cities have to offer. I hope one day that everyone will get to find out how great Europe is for themselves.


































