day-By-Day in London with me by Rebecca Pizzuti

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The day of departure we woke up very early, and the meeting point was the terminal 1 of the airport of fiumicino, where we were waiting for Prof. Gismondi along with other professors. The flight was very pleasant, in fact I was sitting near the window and I could admire the beautiful landscape we flew over.

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The hotel we stayed in was very comfortable, had 4 beds and a pretty good bathroom. unfortunately one thing that was missing was the view of the city, in fact the hotel was facing internally to other buildings.

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After we rested in the hotel we took a look at the shops near the metro of hammersmith. there were many fast food

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Early in the morning we headed to the first museum of the week that we would visit, namely the museum of natural sciences. From the outside it was really majestic but entering we could enslave many natural phenomena of the time of the origins of the earth, and also saw a whole section dedicated to the volcanic reconstructions and the earthquakes

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In the afternoon we went to the National Gallery, where we have admiratorsof different eras, one that struck me very much was the portrait of the Arnolfini Spouses, Because when I saw it I realized that it is really small size compared to those I had in mind. in general the various paintings I liked very much and I was really eoizada to be able to observe closely the works that I have recently studied in clas.

rebpizzuti — 2025-03-19 20:10:08 UTC

This day I think was the coldest day of the week, but also the busiest. We went to greenwitch with the boat, the trip was amazing, crossing the city by river, we saw many important buildings and constructions, such as for example the London Bridge, The London Eye, The tollest tower of London and also the Tower of London. It was a long journey that led us to visit the observatory of Greenwitch together with the museum of time, we also saw the famous meridian.

rebpizzuti — 2025-03-19 20:17:33 UTC

Returning to Westmister by boat, we stopped at the museum of the Tate Modern Art, where there are works that I never thought could be works of art. Crossing the bridge just in front of the museum we admired the magnificent S. Paul Cathedral in London.

rebpizzuti — 2025-03-19 20:25:01 UTC

The day of the tour to the center of Lodra has finally arrived, as soon as we got off the subway, the view was waiting for this imposing clock tower, the Big Ban, really fantastic the visual impact of the monument, with its calls of great opulence and voluminousness. The tour continued to one of the largest parks in the city, that is Hide Park, where many small animals kept us worried. We then stopped at Buckingham Palace and walked all the way to it.

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the afternoon we had the privilege of sitting in the front row to the evening songs of the choir of the Westmister abbey, I found them very delicate with soft sounds and never too heavy.

rebpizzuti — 2025-03-19 20:35:29 UTC

On this day we went to visit the famous Britih Museum together with the British Library. I must say that I was not very impressed by the latter, because the British Museum was really huge and too dispersive, and also the famous Rosetta stele, it was nothing but a simple stone slab excuse with really meticulous inscriptions. The British Library, on the other hand, apart from the Magna Carta, did not possess many other manuscripts of such importance and in fact, overall it has disappointed me a little.

rebpizzuti — 2025-03-19 20:43:14 UTC

It was truly an incredible day this, we went to the Tower of London, where we admired the fantastic and precious crowns of kings and queens, as well as other valuable objects, and we passed through subterranean and underpasses that at the time had an eloquent importance. I was very impressed by a guide’s account of the sad death of Anne Boleyne and her tragic story.

rebpizzuti — 2025-03-19 20:46:28 UTC

Early in the afternoon we headed to the office district, where many Londoners work, in vehicles to the skyscrapers of London. We were able to climb on the Sky Garden of one of these, and the view, I tell you, was impressive, you could see every famous structure in London, but from the 35th floor...

rebpizzuti — 2025-03-19 20:50:10 UTC

The day of return had come, I was very sorry to go home, but aware of bringing back a great bag of information and knowledge learned in London in just one week. Travel experiences like this, together with my classmates had never happened to me, and it was really important the bond of friendship that I built with some of them. I had a great time and hope that the future will preserve more experiences like this.

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