Studying abroad, I was fortunate to go to one of the most historic areas of the world. Athens was a city of opposites. While very historic and beautiful, it was also dilapidated to an extent and dirty.

My parents came to visit while studying abroad and we headed for Bruges on a day trip.

A working town and a castle that gives the gift of eloquence.

My first trip to the Emerald Isle.

Unassuming, uneventful, but its home.

What a day. It was one of those historic moments that your lucky to see.

I studied abroad in London in the Spring of 05 and it was the best experience of my life. London has so much to do, I lived in Earl's Court, the last stop in Zone 1 to the west. Balan's has the best breakfast in London, Earl's Court Exhibition Center has lots of concerts, Old Brompton Cemetery, and a nice walk to the Themes and my favorite, Battersea Park.

Four hour walking tour and 0 degree weather don't mix.

Greatest pizza, greatest gelato, and the most confusing city in all of Italy.

Spring Break 2006 was a cruise that went from New York to Port Canaveral to Miami to Nassau to a private island back to New York.