At the end of March/beginning of April I went with my host family and some of their friends for a weekend in Rome. We did the whole journey in the car and then stayed at one of the many nunneries which are a very popular form of accommodation in Rome. I personally really enjoy staying in them because it adds more to the experience in comparison to an ordinary hotel - plus they're way cosier!
It was quite a flying visit but we managed to see quite a few things that I missed on my last visit (such as the Trevi Fountain - I even did the famous coin toss with my host sister!), as well as visiting a photography exhibition. The exhibition was truly amazing! I'm not one for really appreciating art but this exhibition was so incredible; we spent quite a few hours looking around. The exhibition was called 'Le Vie Del Sacro' and it was by the Japanese photographer Kazuyoshi Nomashi. It had photos from so many countries around the world showing real traditions, religions and general aspects of different cultures. I would definitely recommenced checking out his website because you won't be disappointed!
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