I wished to visit all the heritage that Romans left thousands of years ago, obviously, it was impossible to do it in four days, so I decided to visit the most famous monuments.

If we figure out about a landmark in Rome, the first image that will come to our mind is the Coliseum. I could not stop to imagine the vibrant ambience of those moments lived over there; you could breathe the history wherever you go.

This picture was taken from the top of Palatino Mountain, the views were stunning and you could envision how affluent the ancient Rome was. It seemed to be so compact and well-run; we cannot maintain the same nowadays, it is quite chaotic, really congested, extremely noisy and bustling everywhere but in spite of all this madness, I fell in love with the city.

In some places, it feels as if time has stopped, as it is a city to be savored slowly. Porto truly has a unique atmosphere. It is a calm, melancholic, magical, and cultured city that captivates the heart. Porto also could seems decrepit in some areas, extremley humid, and has an abandoned appearance but it is a part of its unique character

I highly recommend it and furthermore, it is an experience that won't break the bank!

Dublin is a bustling, vibrant and cosmopolitan city, a magical place to visit with diverse communities that contribute to its lively and dynamic atmosphere. In fact, it is considered the third most picturesque and delightful city around the world according to recent research.

Personally, I was crazy about its spotless green spaces. There were many huge parks where people not only went there to have breaks from work but they also made their own community. Usually, it was packed and obviously, it was overcrowded on sunny days, however you could always find both ways, peace and quiet or the other way around. Definitely, Dublin is not a stressful city, it maintains an easy-going vibe, instead. The photo was taken in Stephens Green, a historical park and garden located in the town center.

In addition, if you ask me about a landmark in Dublin I would say Temple Bar, as you see on the picture it has an astonishing facade, as well as is inside. It's one of the most well known places where any tourist should visit and walk around in its emblematic and magical streets. Temple Bar is a traditional pub which offers a good showcase of Irish culture and enjoys Dublin's nightlife full of lively music, grabbing the most popular beer of this place, Guinness. Honestly, I was not mad about this beer but Temple Bar makes you love even what you dislike. On top of that, it's possible to admire street performances and local festivals while someone takes a walk or sightseeing which makes every moment memorable. 

Certainly, this city is an amazing spot to visit.  🙂

However, some run-down areas in the islands need attention; a lot of buildings should be condemned and rebuilt to revitalize these compact spaces. This would not only improve the environment but also ensure the long-term success of the business. By striking a balance between development and preserving the natural beauty, we can create sustainable growth while benefiting from the islands' potential.

From its ancient streets to the modern art that adorn its public spaces, Oviedo is a treasure trove of stories waiting to be discovered.

Despite being a bustling urban center, the city boasts numerous parks and green spaces that offer a break from the hustle and bustle.

I highly recommend to visit it...you won't regret it