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Two of the Cinque Terre towns from the water at sunset.

We did a sunset cruise which was fantastic. We saw dolphins! And viewing Cinque Terre from the water was lovely.

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Genoa

Stopped for one night. It was a really interesting place architecturally. Very unique palaces and a very vertical city. Not my favourite place in Italy but it was interesting to see the place that once held a ton of wealth.

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This was my insta URL (now deleted because of the situation). I never got back to posting many of my trip photos but maybe I should try to get back into it again.

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Milan had some pretty gorgeous places. Featured here are Parco Sempione, the castle, a few churches and the Duomo (twice). Plus the interior of one of the old trams.

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I was surprised by the food and cocktails scene in Milan. We had excellent cocktails at a few different places and all of our meals were pretty darn delicious. I absolutely loved that you got little snacks with your drink and they were pretty good!

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Little picnic: baguette, cheese, and savoury and sweet spreads.

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The arc de triomphe (and this flag) are incredibly huge.

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Sacred lighting.

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The Louvre, of course.

I've been before so didn't go in on this trip.

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We had a really lovely picnic on the grass in front of the Eiffel Tower. The sunset was lovely. It took a while to "see" that the tower was in Ukrainian colours.

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Bee hotel!

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The Eiffel Tower for Ukraine

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When in Paris, see the Eiffel Tower.

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