First post featuring some incredible Firenze sights and buildings! I still can't believe I'll be able to spend a whole year living in this dreamy city full of colorful buildings, venetian windows, architecture holding so many stories and history of Europe in every brick of them! I feel so blessed and lucky. My flat and flatmates are also the coolest I could ever have asked for, and I think I'll easily get used to all of this (food, people, even language!). Of course, it has its little downsides as housekeeping for the first time on our own, and managing expenses (which are much higher than I thought, specially talking about cleaning products, OMG) but I think that is added to the whole year abroad experience.

So, what I've been up to this last week? Well, after finding ourselves, put up everything, deal with the firsts of all (full house cleaning and settlement, the trip to IKEA, first misunderstandings with the language and presentation of the course at uni...) we finally had some fun time strolling the city, getting lost in the cobblestoned streets and wander around to be welcomed by the most touristic and crowded, yet beautiful and statement constructions in Firenze: the Santa Maria dei Fiori (or Duomo di Firenze), the train station of Santa Maria Novella and its homonymous church, or the Piazzale Michelangelo at the very top of the city, where we photographed this breathtaking sights while enjoying the Gelato Festival of Firenze this past weekend!

To wander around the city, and if you don't want to get unexpected attention, I would recommend to cover up a little bit (in fact, it's already getting a bit colder in the evenings, so a light jacket, shawl or blazer is always welcomed) and put aside your running sneakers to a pair of comfy flats or ballerina shoes like this ones from Gloria Ortiz shoes I'm wearing here. Italians like to keep it simple, yet stylish and comfortable, so black blazers and white, basic shirts and T-shirts will be my main pieces this year!

Held at the old Madrid Delicias train station there's another museum people (unfortunately) don't usually talk much about in this city. Also discovered by the TV series ''El tiempo entre costuras'' (seriously, that series turned me totally nuts not only by the story and attrezzo, but also the locations!!) it's a spot in the city you mustn't lose.

Away from the street noise but not further to the city centre, there's this location where you can find trains and railway machines from the very beginnings of 20th Century. And why not, one of the best places not only to know more about the world and own country history, but also (and not less important) for taking vintage inspired pictures!

Absolutely needed: low big headbun, pointed toe heels and red lipstick. It was a bit cold in there as it was early in the morning, but it was pleasant to take this pictures along our way in Madrid. I just had to take my scarf and wrap it all around me. Did you notice the slight pattern mix?

The fun part about our visit was the Lego + StarWars Cosplay event we found there. Such interesting place for space ''jedi'' knights to fight for the universe peace, isn't it?