A COUNTRY YOU WOULD LIKE TO VISIT

 Well for starters I think the country that I would like to visit the most is Italy. On one hand, the local cuisine is one of my favorites, I love pasta and live for pizza. Also in some streets of Rome and other towns, you can buy a fresh slice of pizza from one of the local pizza trucks, usually operated by one person that goes around the city selling it.

I love Roman history and classical art, if I were to visit Italy I would most surely go on a tour of Rome, I would love to visit the colosseum and the Fontana di trevi. On the other hand, I would love to go to Florence and marvel at the work of such geniuses as Leonardo da Vinci or Michelangelo.

My goal is to go to Italy and join a master's degree program. The best school of design there is Politecnico de Milano, to go there would be a dream.





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