Today I finished booking my plans
for spring break and I couldn’t be more excited. One of the best parts of the study abroad
program in Newcastle is the one month long spring break that comes with it. I will be visiting eight countries in four
weeks. For the first ten days of our
break, our study abroad group goes on a Loyola sponsored trip to France. There, we visit Paris, Montpellier, and
Niece. I have been to Paris once before
during my sophomore year of high school, but I am still looking forward to
going again, and am especially excited to see Nice which looks gorgeous. From Niece, I fly to Belgium where I will
meet a group of my cousins and two older brothers for a mini “cousins Euro
trip.” We have been planning our trip through email chains since August and
they are a few of my favorite people, every time we are together we have the
absolute best time so I know without a doubt it will be a great week with
them. In Belgium we will visit Brussels
and Antwerp and take a train to Amsterdam from there. From our short two and half-day visit in
Amsterdam we fly to Dublin, Ireland. I
had to cut my trip a day short in Ireland so I will only be there for a day,
but I know we will make the most of it.
From Dublin I will say goodbye to my family once again, and take off to Berlin,
Germany to meet with the four girls from my study abroad trip I will be
traveling with, Melissa, Katie, Kori, and Jess.
From
Berlin, the five of us will take trains traveling to Prague and Vienna. After a few days visiting there, we fly to
Greece and take a ferry to Santorini and there we will spend the last week of
our spring break relaxing on the Greek island. Although I couldn’t be more
thrilled to visit these places there are still so many places I want to
see. A month seemed like a long time to
travel, but with the amount of places we wanted to see space quickly ran
up. However we still have some time
after spring break so we are hoping to cross a few more places off our list
before our journey ends. It’s a little
scary how quickly our time is going by here, but I love every second.
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