Italy: We than arrived to Italy!!! Omg Italy! It was amazing from start to finish here. I wish I could go back. Straight away when we got there we all went swimming. It wasn't as good as Australian's waters but it was heaps better than Sweden's. For starters it actually smelt and tasted like salt water- which felt like that water back home. Somehow this place really brought all the exchange kids together- don't ask me how but here is where everyone was friendly ...

Slovenia: The next day was a travel day- This was actually really good because we were all so exhausted from the day before. We did have a stopover in Slovenia though. It is a very small country but I found it very peaceful and friendly. After being to so many tourist hotspots and large cities these nice little undiscovered ones are very nice because they feel more homely. We had a tour of the capital city Ljubljana which was very small- something that was coo...

Zell am see Austria: Today was another full day of travel but we stopped in Slovakia again, this time in the capital of Bratislava. We visited the castle here but even though the country is small the castle made it feel like it is smaller to be honest. It did have a great look out point where you could see Hungary and Austria at the same time- that was cool. It was amazing staying in Austria because it was the first time we weren't in a huge city. We were in...

Hungary: Today was also a full day of travel nearly. We had a stop over in SLovaka in a really nice place in the middle of a forest. It was actually quite beautiful- the waitresses wore their traditional clothing which was nice. As soon as we arrived to Hungary you could also tell we were east Europe the roads were quite different to Australia or Sweden. …………… We than went to a huge market, there were stalls with everything you could think of. For...

Poland: The next day was pretty much dedicated to getting to Poland. As soon as we crossed the bored though you could tell you had changed countries and sides of Europe the roads were very rough and the buildings were more gray and the English had gone down a notch. When we arrived we got to have a traditional Jewish meal- don't ask me what I ate but it tasted absolutely amazing. After the meal we received the opportunity to view a jewish band play which was q...