She could not help but take a peek at the gorgeous view |
Once the bus reached the top, I realized that this town had more than just a pretty view. The architecture was stunning. Every corner held another hand-painted sign or an adorable alley way.
An adorable corner in Eze |
After seeing this beautiful sight, we moved on to Monaco. Monaco is the second smallest nation in the world. It felt like no place I had ever seen, like a movie set, but even more pristine.
The paint on every building was fresh and every street looked like it had been cleaned just moments ago. |
We walked to a market where they had a variety of fresh foods. Many of us purchased some macaroons or a quiche.
Amanda scoping out the fresh vegetables. |
Later, we stood at the place where the prince of Monaco lives. The area surrounding his building was just as lovely as where he stays. Our tour guide told us that he is a very personable ruler and can be seen quite often about Monaco.
Building in Monaco |
Needless to say, my experience studying abroad started out on a very good note. I enjoyed seeing so many beautiful places that were so picturesque you had to pinch yourself to make sure you were not dreaming while also getting to know the beautiful people that are all experiencing the same journey studying here in the French Riviera.
Gaby G. is the Spring 2017 MOJO Blogger in the French Riviera, France. She is currently a Sophomore studying Communications at Vanguard University.