We landed late evening on Saturday in Milan and headed to our airport hotel for that night. Shocked by the temperature (that suddenly rose by 30 degrees) and jet-lagged. But we didn't go straight home on Sunday morning (even if that was my dream). P. insisted on visiting Expo while we were there, and I understand that this idea was not completely irrational (considering that we live in Italy and certainly I will not come back to Milan until October) but... we were exhausted after our trip, with winter clothes and seven (!!!) pieces of luggage. I almost burst into tears when we found out there is no luggage storage in Expo (congratulations to organizers by the way!). Somehow we managed to leave the biggest piece in the information center and with a stroller, a huge suitcase, three bags, a backpack and Gaia rushed to see some of the pavilons.
Trully? I didn't care too much - it was too hot, we were too tired and Expo is simply too big to visit within one day in such conditions. In the end we focused on the children's park which was a really nice experience. And thank you the Czech Republic for a swimming pool!
:)
Bielorus.
Children's park. All installations focused on feeding the planet - Expo theme.
Poland.
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