 |
| (The Spire) |
 |
| (The beautiful St. Patrick’s Cathedral) |
 |
| (Christ’s Church Cathedral) |
That night we went out to a pub called O’Niells, which I highly
recommend. They had delicious home cook like food. I got Irish chicken
with mashed potatoes and roasted potatoes (I really like potatoes &
I’ve missed them, so I had to double up). This was probably one of my
favorite meals of my whole exchange.
The next day we took an early morning three hour bus ride to the
Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs were absolutely GORGEOUS. If you are ever in
Ireland, you definitely have to go see the Cliffs of Moher.
 |
| (I could never get tired of this view) |
 |
| (It was just a little windy) |
The final day in Dublin we only had the morning and early afternoon
since our flight back to Copenhagen was at 4 pm. We woke up and went to a
restaurant called Queen of Tarts for breakfast, which I also recommend.
We had eggs, bacon, sausage, a potato cake, and toast. It was an
amazing breakfast that kept us full the entire day.
 |
| (Such a delicious breakfast) |
We got back to Aarhus Sunday afternoon, went to class on Monday and
Tuesday and as I’m writing this I’m heading back to Copenhagen to start
our spring break in Milan. And now there will be many more updates to
come with our trip including Milan, Venice, Barcelona, Ibiza, and
London.
--
Read more from Kelsey at
https://kelseyindenmark.wordpress.com/
To find out more about the Walton college exchange program in Aarhus, visit
http://studyabroad.uark.edu/exchange/wcobaarhus/
