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Last day in London was full of markets. We started off on Portobello Road market near Notting Hill, which was full of beautifully painted ho... -
We started the day off with a lecture on art history. The apparent difference between the medieval art and the Renaissance art amazed me: ... -
Campo is an open space, smaller than a piazza, in the center of a Venetian parish, translated literally as "field". In Venice, yo... -
As an international student, thousands of miles away from home, I always consider myself as a wanderer. Purdue has become my home in the S... -
The Bridge of Sighs is designed by Antonio Contino. (“A View On Cities”) It was built at the beginning of the 17 th century, and took two... -
The second day in London, we took a water taxi to Greenwich to visit the National Maritime Museum, the Atlantic gallery: Slavery, Trade, Emp... -
March 15 th , 2014, we finally arrived at Venice Marco Polo Airport after more than 16 hours of travel. Seeing everything written in a dif... -
The third day started with treasure hunt. We were divided into three different groups and walked (or ran) around the central London with a t... -
The fourth day was the most anticipated day of mine for the visit of Kenwood House. Prior to the trip to London, I watched the movie "... -
First day in London was rather busy. As soon as we landed in Heathrow, we were headed to SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies), Univ...
