Why don't you go and spend time chatting with friends in one of the busiest areas in Italy? I bet you're still curious to find out what place I am talking about. It's the Piazza San Marco, a big square located in front of the famous St. Mark's Basilica in Venice. Here, you will not only enjoy the beauty and splendor of the place by taking pictures and posing with friends. You will also love the place because you can meet new friends from different countries. This place is often the venue where tourists from different parts of the world meet and mingle.



Incidentally, there is one experience I would never forget when I visited this place with a few college friends some years ago. We really enjoyed posing for pictures here even if we looked like kids playing in the park. When you're here you forget all your personal problems because there are lots of things to talk about and at the same time places worth touring.

After experiencing bliss and solitude in Piazza San Marco, my college friends and I went to see the historic leaning Tower of Pisa. One's Italy experience is never complete without visiting this tower. I remembered when I was a kid I used to say that someday I'm going to climb this towering structure in Pisa.

The leaning Tower of Pisa has become one of the most famous buildings in the world today. Every time I see pictures of this creation in Italy, I cannot help myself from wondering what it really looks like. Even my friends are also intrigued with its famous leaning structure. My friends also want to climb this structure which is believed to be used by Galileo in one of his science experiments.

However, this popular building also becomes a subject of very long arguments and intense debates. We sometimes argue that this building will not be famous if it would not been like that. I keep on saying to my friends that if this structure would have been straight like other buildings, then it would not be famous just like now. History would move forward without noticing this structure and people will regard this as a typical product of engineering technology.

Sometimes, the imperfection of an object really makes it rare and at the same time popular.