Carnevale di Viareggio

Since the 1870’s there has been a celebration in Viareggio, a seaside town in Tuscany. This small celebration consisting of a parade of a few decorated carriages has gradually evolved into one of the most exuberant displays of Italian creativity to be seen today. In a month-long celebration the Carnevale has grown beloved to many... Continue Reading →

A Short Guide to the City of Berlin

By: Autumn Wood, BA, 2019 Though my trip to Berlin was cut short (once again) by an outbreak of the flu, it doesn't change the fact that it's an amazing city, perfect for weekend trips due to cheap round-trip flights and Airbnb's. When coming into Berlin you arrive at one of two airports. I arrived... Continue Reading →

Grüβe aus Oktoberfest!

By: Jessica Nattrass, MA, 2018 Almost everyone has heard about Oktoberfest, the festival designed for wearing Lederhosen or a Dirndl and drinking buckets of beer. While traditional costumes and beer can be found in abundance, Oktoberfest is much more than that. Last weekend, a couple of my roommates and I travelled to Munich to experience... Continue Reading →

Italy Beyond the Grand Tour Triad by Aimelie Moen

Outside of Florence, Rome, and Venice are the Italian Marvels: Lucca, Montepulciano, Alberobello, Ravenna, and many more! Italy is famous not only for its many beauties but also its abundance of tourists treading through three major cities. Venture beyond steps others have taken and discover something outside a postcard frame. With simple, practical and economical... Continue Reading →

Naples: A Progressive State

By: Petia Stoykova, BA, 2014-2018 Naples, a city with a strong reputation among Italians and greater curiosity to visitors, this destination is very popular among all travel lists, as the city develops and focuses on cultural awareness. The BA students were able to experience the Napolitano culture through local eyes. Arriving into the city with... Continue Reading →

Moroccan Adventures

By: Jean Hinkley, MA 2016-17 Leaving our computers and schoolwork in Florence, four lovely classmates and myself traveled to the Kingdom of Morocco for a ten-day spring break adventure. I typically resist looking at pictures of a place prior to visiting it, that way it is a completely fresh experience. Yet, I did arrive with... Continue Reading →

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