I'm a traveler. I've been to Italy, France and Mexico. I can swim. I learned to swim in college around 7 years ago. The longest distance I've swam is 500 feet. I'm a drinker. I mostly just like to relax on vacation. I'm not a native english language speaker and I find the Irish accent almost incomprehensible.
I have no siblings. I have never been to Europe. I used to swim professionally. I now swim every week. I went to Mexico and went swimming there. I'm restrained from doing as much traveling as I'd like. I'm an english speaking monolingual. I have difficulty understanding the Irish accent.
Have you thought about saving up for that trip to Europe you were wanting to go on? That's a good idea. It would be fantastic to spend some time in Europe but it's difficult to put money aside right now. Yeah that makes sense. If you keep an eye out sometimes there are really good deals or discounts you can find, especially if your dates are flexible Yes that's right, I really need discounts right now! Is there anywhere you would recommend I visit in particular? Student Universe has good flight deals sometimes, tbh you don't even need to be a student. You could also search for organized tours - a lot of companies have packages that are nice since they'll take you to different places by bus, it's often cheaper altogether than buying each hotel and stuff individually Yes an organized tour is a pretty good cheapish option. Is there any place in Italy you think is worth visiting? I know it's the most popular, but Rome was honestly amazing. Venice is good but I think I hyped it up too much in my head Oh that's great! I've always wanted to see the Coliseum but had heard it could be a bit crowded. Rome would be my dream city!  It is a bit crowded but I thought it was less stressful than Paris. Is Italy your top choice country to visit in Europe? I think so, yes. There's something about the great history of Italy that really appeals to me. And it looks like there's so much great architecture! Yes the architecture is fantastic! I wish the US had old buildings like Europe, struggles of being such a new country haha Yes, it seems like there are buildings thousands of years old all over Italy. And in the US your lucky to see buildings a few hundred years old.