Such a sucker for Italy!

Having spent over 6 days in Italy so far I have fallen in love. First with Naples and then with Rome.

Naples

We stayed right by the port in the cutest hostel called 'The hostel of the sun'. The staff were warm and welcoming and gave the best advice on places to visit/eat on a budget. 

On our first night we were so hungry we are at the first place we found, which was the cutest! The waitor was so helpful and shaped our pizza into hearts (adorable). Then we were informed of a free concert on the dock, where they performed live Italy music! With peroni at only €1.50 we were in our element. 

View from Castel Sant Elmo. 

We took the bus to visit Pompeii the next morning, which in total for audio headset, sight ticket and he bus was €25- amazing! Most of my photos are on my camera so I'll be sure to post more when I'm home! 

Shorts- Asos

Trainers- Nike flyknit 

Bag - Topshop

Sunglasses- H&M

Rome

We decided to camp at 'Plus Camping Roma'. It was a little out of the way having to get a metro and a bus, but for only €10 per night we did not mind one bit. The only difficulty was that the footbridge was out of use. This leads you from the bustop to the campsite, and unfortunately we had to walk on the busy main road. 

Our expectations were disappointed when we first arrived in Rome. We visited the Vatican City, but the 2 hour que which bended round the streets was soon to change our minds. This was very busy, touristy and not at all what I had in mind when I thought of Rome.

However, after a couple of metro stops we arrived at the colloseum and my mood suddenly lifted! We were presented with beautiful architecture and historical monuments- Exactly what I had invisaged. Not to mention the old cobbled streets and most stunning cathedrals! 

Welcome to my crib (tent)! 

Skirt- Missguided

Top - H&M

Hair Scrunchie- New Look

Shoes- La Moda

Next stop- Pisa & Florence

Caio for Now xx