What cities do you want to visit?

In the core of my wanderlust lies Rome, a city echoing the grandeur of its ancient past. The Colosseum, a monumental amphitheater, stands as a testament to gladiatorial bravery and Roman engineering marvels. Imagining a stroll along cobbled streets, the Pantheon’s iconic dome and the Roman Forum, an open-air museum, whisper tales of a once-mighty empire.

Transitioning to the spiritual embrace of Jerusalem, the Old City unveils layers resonating with history and faith. The Western Wall, a sacred remnant of the Second Temple, becomes a profound space for personal reflection. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, cradling sites of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection, immerses me in a connection to timeless religious narratives.

Venturing to Ephesus, an archaeological marvel resembling a time capsule, the ancient city resonates with the teachings of Apostle Paul. The well-preserved amphitheater echoes with his wisdom, and the ancient agora, once a bustling marketplace, offers a glimpse into daily life in a bygone era.

Each city in this exploration transcends being a mere destination; it’s a living story captivating my imagination. Rome tells tales of power and glory through monumental structures, Jerusalem weaves threads of spirituality with sacred sites, and Ephesus serves as a historical classroom with its ancient ruins. Together, they create a mosaic of experiences forming the chapters of my travel dreams.

-Josh Mullins-