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"on your last visit" vs "During your last visit"

Last Updated: April 01, 2024

on your last visit

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

On your last visit, you mentioned that you enjoyed the food here.
I remember on your last visit, you had a lot of questions about our services.

Alternatives:

During your previous visit
During your most recent visit
During your visit last month
During your visit yesterday
During your visit in December

During your last visit

During your last visit, we discussed your future travel plans.
I noticed during your last visit that you were particularly interested in our new products.
On your last visit

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33 Thank You For Visiting Note Messages

After someone visits with you, you may want to thank the friend or family member for visiting.

I have included the examples below that will help you with the wording to say thank you to someone after they visit. The message ideas will help you express your gratitude and appreciation.

If you were the guest and want to thank the host, read the “ Thank you for having me over ” post.

Note: The sample messages are for personal visits at homes to thank someone for visiting, not for when someone visited a business, restaurant, event, fundraiser, etc.

I prefer writing a handwritten thank-you note card, but you could also send a thank-you email or text message.

Thank You For Visiting Message Template

You can use this template to thank guests after they visit you.

Dear [Person’s Name],

Thank you for visiting [me/us] [say here when they visited (ex. last week)]. I enjoyed spending time with you [and your family – or whoever else came along]. [Mention more about the visit, perhaps from the list above].

Please stop by again [if you want them to – or say “Thanks Again” instead]

[Your Name]

Note: fill in words in [brackets] as needed for your note.

What to Thank the Visitor(s) For

Here are a few suggestions of what you could thank your family or friends for after they visit you.

Travel time if they came from a distance.
Any food, dessert, or treat they brought (you make want to review the thank you for the cookies examples too)
The great conversation, quality time, or something you learned.
Anything fun you did together during the visit.
The laughter and good times!

Tips for Your Thank-You Note Messages

Here are some more tips for saying thank you for a visit.

Most people enjoy compliments, so consider including one.
Be as specific as possible about what you are thanking the person for.
If the visit was for a holiday, such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, your birthday, another event, or another special occasion, you could modify the examples to include appropriate wording. For example, adding “birthday” before the word “visit.”
You can also mention future visits if you plan to meet again soon.
Please read through all the examples, as you can pick and choose wording that will work best for you when you write your note. You want the message to sound like things you would say and not like you copied a random example from the Internet.
If you write a handwritten note or email, include all the thank-you note parts. For example, you can see all five parts of a thank you note here or follow the template below:

Thank You For Visiting Me Message Examples

Use these examples to help you say thank you for visiting me.

#1 Thanks for visiting me last week. The cookies were wonderful, and our conversation was delightful. I enjoyed every minute of the visit and looking forward to seeing you again in a few weeks.

#2 Thanks a lot for visiting me! Hearing about your life and all the things you do brightens my day. [In your note, mention something specific that was shared so your note doesn’t feel generic.]

#3 I want to share how much I enjoyed visiting you at [new restaurant name or another place]. We have so much fun chatting, and it’s a bummer when it’s time to leave. You are an empathic listener too! I look forward to our future dinners and hearing your advice about my [career issues].

#4 I am thankful for our time together on Wednesday visiting. You were my best neighbor, and I appreciate it when you stop to see me when you are in town. The chocolate truffles were fantastic too. I thought of you each time I had one this week. Please visit again soon!

#5 The travel stories you shared last week during your visit fascinated me. The places you go to sound exotic, and you are an excellent storyteller. I am thankful for our time together when you are in town. The treats you brought back from [vacation location] were fantastic too.

#6 I enjoyed our lovely visit at my house last weekend. And thank you for making all the meals. You are an excellent cook, and I appreciated the break. The chicken pizza was my favorite. You may be the perfect house guest! Thank you for making the trip from [far away place] to come and see me.

#7 I want to let you know I am grateful you visited me last Saturday. You are the best! Losing my cat [or other pet] was difficult. However, since you also love cats and have lost some, I felt like you understood the challenging time I am going through more than others.

#8 Thank you for coming over to answer my questions about money. I appreciate your advice on how I could get started with investing. Please know how much I appreciate your efforts to help me feel comfortable talking about money. My finances are finally headed in the right direction!

#9 I want to share how much our visit meant to me on Monday evening from the bottom of my heart. Our friendship means a lot to me, and I hope we can meet more often. Chatting with you in person always feels lovely, but finding times that work for both of us can be difficult.

#10 I am grateful that you were finally able to meet [Person’s Name] when you stopped by my home last weekend. It made my day! He’s heard so much about you and the fun times we had growing up. And we are both excited that you will attend our wedding next year.

#11 Thanks for coming to visit me. You are a good friend, and your time with me is appreciated. There is nothing like the way you can cheer me up! Also, playing checkers with you brought back pleasant memories from our childhood. I hope we will be friends forever.

#12 I love our long visits. Thank you for coming to chat and laugh with me. As you know, it’s hard for me to go places, so I’m happy whenever you can visit my home. Our friendship is good for my heart. And thank you for the homemade treats as well. They are great!

#13 Thank you for coming to my house! I enjoyed our visit very much and enjoyed our laughter. Let’s get together again soon. You’re a wonderful friend.

#14 Thanks for coming over. I was happy to have the chance to get to know you better. Thank you for bringing the lovely spread of meats, cheese, and crackers. I was delighted to have a few snacks while we visited.

#15 Thanks for your visit. I had a great time learning more about each other. We are going to be great friends!

Thank You For Visiting Us Message Examples

Use these examples to help you say thank you for visiting us.

#1 Thank you for visiting us. [Spouse/Partner Name] and I were excited that you stopped by with your family to see your parents when you were in town.

#2 Thank you for visiting our home. We were delighted to have you and your family over and hope everyone had a great time. I was happy to get to know you better and glad we met at [place where you met]. Let’s plan another date for a visit soon.

#3 Thank you for making the long drive to visit us. We are grateful for your presence whenever you have the time to see us. The chocolate chip cookies that you made were delicious. And we enjoyed petting your new dog. He seems like an excellent travel companion. But, most of all, we appreciated the conversation and hearing about your life [you could make this more specific in your note].

#4 Thank you for coming to [city where you live] to visit it. We appreciate that you are willing to travel so far to see us. The time we spent together at the amusement park was super fun, and we are excited that you’d like to make it an annual tradition. So let’s plan for it!

#5 We had a wonderful time visiting with you and your family at the event [say what even in your note]. I am writing to express my gratitude to you for noticing us. Chatting with you was refreshing. We invite you to visit our home for a longer visit next month.

#6 Thank you for visiting us. We had fun showing you around town and taking you to our favorite places. We hope you enjoyed the time spent together as much as we did. Please visit us again soon.

#7 We were happy to see you over the weekend. Thank you for stopping by to visit with us for a few hours. We are grateful for the time spent together.

#8 Thank you for visiting us on short notice. We enjoyed seeing your family and the great conversation.

#9 Thank you for visiting us yesterday. We are thankful that you could see us while you were in town. Hearing about your family and what’s happening in your lives made our day.

#10 Stopping to see us last weekend was thoughtful. Losing our son has been a tough time. Your visit was a blessing to us. We are grateful that you wanted to hear about him. You are a true friend.

#11 Thank you for visiting with us last night. We were happy you joined us when we saw you come into Olive Garden. It’s always a blessing to spend time with you two. We love you so much.

Holiday or Other Special Day Visit Examples

Your wording for saying thank you for visiting can mention the holiday, birthday, or another special day.

#1 Thank you for the [holiday] visit. We enjoyed our time together. The food you brought [say what the food was] was delicious. I hope we can see each other again before next [holiday].

#2 Thank you for the Christmas visit. I had a lovely time talking with me and hearing about your family. The brownies were excellent too.

#3 We were excited to see you on Halloween. It was a pleasant surprise when you brought the kids to trick-or-treat at my house. The short visit was refreshing, as we love to see your kids. They have so much energy, and little [Kid’s name] always seems joyful! She loved showing me her costume.

#4 We had a good time visiting with you [on/at] [special occasion – say what it was]. We always have a great experience meeting new people and making friends attending this event. It was our pleasure to meet you, so thank you for coming.

#5 Thank you for visiting me on my birthday! I appreciate our friendship and would like to get together more often. Let me know if you’d like to meet for dinner soon.

#6 Seeing you on Easter was great! Thank you for coming over to my place after the church service. The family enjoys your presence, and you’re welcome to join us whenever you’d like.

#7 Thank you very much for visiting me on my birthday. I know you have a busy life, and I appreciate that you made time to stop by. The flowers are beautiful too. I will keep them on the table for as long as possible and think of you when I see them. I feel blessed to have you in my life.

Thank You for Dinner Example Messages
Thanks for Having Me or Us Over Examples

Author: Heidi Bender

Title: writer, expertise: thank you notes.

Heidi Bender is a writer and author who founded Tons of Thanks. She aims to help people write thank-you notes by providing examples and tips. She is the author of She is the author of A Modern Guide to Writing Thank-You Notes.

101 Thank You for Visiting Messages (Heartfelt & Inspiring)

A visit from a loved one is always a special occasion. It’s a time to catch up, share stories, and enjoy each other’s company.

In order to make your loved ones feel appreciated, send them a thank you message after they leave. Below are 101 messages and quotes that will show your friends and family how much you care.

#1 I know had you not come down to see me, the day would have been much more lonely. I am very happy you decided to spend some time with me here, and I feel so much better for it. Thank you so much for coming.

#2 Your visit was a breath of fresh air! We don’t get to see you as often as we’d like, so it was wonderful to have you here. Thank you for making the trip!

#3 I hope that you had as much fun during your visit as we did! Thank you for coming and spending some time with us. We really loved it!

#4 It was great having you here! I wish that you could have stayed longer, but I understand that you have other obligations. I hope to see you again soon. Thanks for coming!

#5 What’s better than catching up with an old friend is when they visit. It was such a pleasure to see you and hear about your adventures in life. You are more than welcome to come again whenever you like! Thank you for your visit.

#6 It’s great when friends and family take the time out of their busy schedules to visit us, and we should let them know how much we appreciate it! Here is a list of 100 “thank you for visiting me” messages and quotes that will surely help express your gratitude:

#7 You were so patient in waiting till I finished with my chores before we started talking, thank you for being such a good visitor. I hope you will pay me another visit soon.

#8 The bonds of friendship like ours are something to be cherished. It was wonderful to see you and hear all about what you’ve been up to. You are always welcome here; no need for special occasions – just drop by! Thank you so much for visiting.

#9 We’re glad that we were able to meet up on your recent visit, like the good friends that we are. It’s nice to know that there’s someone I can talk to whenever I feel lonely or upset, and I appreciate it more than words could say. Thank you so much for coming over; it means a lot to me.

#10 Our time together has already become some of my favorite memories with you in it. So thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to come and visit me. I feel very lucky that you’re my friend and can’t wait to do it all over again soon!

#11 Thank you for visiting, it was great catching up with you. You are always welcome here, no matter how long it’s been since your last visit. Thank you so much!

#12 It was wonderful to finally meet you in person after all these years of talking online. Thank you for coming to visit me, I hope you had a great time!

#13 I’m really glad that we were able to spend some time together while you were in town. Thank you for making the trip to see me; it meant a lot.

#14 We loved having you over. The time just flew by and we didn’t want it to end! Thank you for being so kind and spending your time with us. We hope you can visit again soon.

#15 Thank you so much for coming to visit us! It was wonderful getting to know you better and spending time with you. We hope you can come back soon!

#16 I don’t really have the words to describe how much I enjoyed your visit, except to say THANK YOU! You are more than welcome to come back and stay with us anytime.

#17 Thank you for traveling all this way to see us! It means a lot that you would go out of your way like that. We had a great time catching up and making new memories. We hope you can come again soon!

#18 Hope you had fun during your visit, and I hope we get another chance soon! Thank you so much for visiting us; it means a lot.

#19 I apologize in advance but I must ask something of you: Please do come again! You are always welcome here. Thank you so much for visiting us! It was wonderful to see you again.

#20 Please feel free to pass this along to someone else who is always welcome in your heart – whether they’re family or just good friends 🙂 Thank you so much for coming by when you were here week. It’s always great to see you and I really appreciate it.

#21 There’s no place like home, but it was wonderful to have you here. I still can’t believe your visit is already over. From beginning to end, it went by too fast! Thank you so much for coming to see me.

#22 It might be raining outside, but that doesn’t matter because you brought sunshine into my life when you visited. I loved having the opportunity to catch up with you and talk about old times. Thank you for visiting me – I hope we can do it again soon!

#23 I know our time together flew by way too fast, but thank you so much for making the effort to come visit me all this way. It meant a lot knowing there was someone out there thinking of me even while I was away.

#24 You always lift my spirits when you visit, and it just doesn’t get any better than that! Thank you so much for brightening my day – I hope you enjoyed your time here as much as I enjoyed having you.

#25 It was so great to finally meet in person after all these years of talking online. Thank you for coming to visit me, it meant a lot! I hope we can do it again soon.

#26 It was wonderful having you here. You’re always so welcome in our home, and we hope to see you again very soon. Thank you for making the trip!

#27 We loved having you over for dinner. Your company is always a delight. We hope to see you again soon! Thank you for coming!

#28 Thank you so much for spending your weekend with us. We had such a great time catching up and doing all of the fun things we never seem to have time for. We hope to see you again soon!

#29 Thank you so much for coming to my baby shower! It was wonderful to have you there, and I know that the new little one will be blessed by your love.

#30 Your presence at my wedding meant so much to me. It was such a special day, and I’m grateful that you were able to share it with me. Thank you!

#31 You are always welcome. Thank you so much for coming on your visit to us. We enjoyed seeing you and visiting with you.

#32 I am grateful that our families are close, but I enjoy it even more when we all get together! It was great spending time with you this weekend, let’s make sure to do it again soon! Thank you for coming on your recent visit.

#33 It was wonderful having you here on your visit, and it means a lot that the distance couldn’t keep us apart. You are more than welcome anytime, and I hope to hear from you soon!

#34 Thank goodness the time passed quickly because I could have spent forever with you! Thank you so much for visiting me/us on your recent trip. We so enjoyed seeing you and catching up!

#35 It was such a treat to see you on your last visit, I hope it won’t be so long until I can see my friend again. Thank you for coming by on your visit here/there/everywhere.

#36 Travelling is tiring but being with family is rewarding. Thank you so much for visiting—it meant the world to me that you made the trip over here to see us. It really means a lot to me that we got some time together recently, thank you for coming!

#37 Your visits are always so special to me. I treasure the time we spend together, and I’m so grateful that you make the effort to come see me. Thank you!

#38 The visit you made was fantastic, and I’m so grateful that you came to see me even though it wasn’t easy for you. Thank you so much for visiting! It really does mean a lot to me.

#39 I can’t even begin to tell you how thankful I am that you made the effort to visit with me on this special day. You are one amazing person, my friend, and share so many wonderful qualities. Thank you so much for coming under such great circumstances! Your visit today means more than words could ever say.

#40 I’m sorry your trip here had some struggles but I appreciate that despite having obstacles in the way of your visit, that didn’t stop you from coming. Thank you for making the effort to come and see me.

#41 You mean more than words could ever express, and I am so blessed that we have such a loving bond between us. Thank you so much for your visit today and the amazing memories we created!

#42 I’m thankful for our friendship and all of the great times we’ve shared together over the years. You are precious to me, my friend, and it’s wonderful to be able to still keep in touch with each other this way as well as through cards and phone calls. Thank you very much for your visit today! It means more than words can say.

#43 It was so great to see you! I always have the best time when we hang out. Thanks for coming, and I hope you can visit again soon.

#44 Thank you so much for coming to see us! We had a wonderful time catching up with you and loved hearing about your new adventures. We hope you can come and visit us again soon!

#45 Your visit was such a treat! Not only did we get to spend some time with you, but we also got to show you around our new home. Thank you for coming and for being so open to showing us yours. We hope to return the favor someday.

#46 Thank you so much for visiting us while you were in town. It was wonderful getting to know you better and spending time with you. We hope you can come and visit again soon!

#47 Thank you so much for coming to see us! It was great catching up with you and hearing about your new adventures. We hope you can come and visit us again soon!

#48 Your visit was such a treat! Not only did we get to spend some time with you, but we also got to show you around our new home. Thank you for coming and for being so open to showing us yours. We hope to return the favor someday.

#49 It was wonderful having you here! You are always such a good friend to us, and it’s always a joy when we get to spend time together. Thank you for coming and we hope to see you again!

#50 It feels like only yesterday when we were all together and now here we are, already saying goodbye. I enjoyed this special time with you and the memories we made will stay in my heart forever. Thank you so much for visiting me!

#51 I had such a wonderful time with you on your visit, it felt like only yesterday when we were last together but life is all about change and before you know it, time has passed by so quickly. But no matter how much time passes, the memories of our visits are always there to look back on with fondness. Thank you so much for coming to see me!

#52 What an absolute pleasure to have seen you again after all this time—it seems like only yesterday that we were last together. Your visit really brightened up my day; thank you very much for thinking of me

#53 It is always such a joy when family or friends come to town because it means extra laughs and good times together! Thank you for coming by on your recent trip; we had a blast and really enjoyed your company. It is always such a pleasure having you over!

#54 Being together with family and friends is just the absolute best! Thanks for taking the time to stop by; I’ve never been more rejuvenated and filled with energy. Thank you so much for visiting; we truly appreciate it!

#55 The gift of time, as they say, is priceless. You took some precious time out of your schedule to see us which means so much to me. Thank you for coming by this week; we sure did enjoy having you here. It was great seeing you again!

#56 Visiting family and friends is an opportunity that doesn’t come around often enough! We can never get tired of reuniting and catching up with all the news. Thank you so much for coming by; we loved every minute of it!

#57 I always look forward to your visits – there’s just something about them that makes me really happy. It was great seeing you again and spending time with you. I hope you can come see us more often in the future. Thank you so much for visiting!

#58 We are so grateful that you took the time out of your busy schedule to visit us, it meant so much! We enjoyed hearing about your new adventures and shared some of ours as well. We hope to see you again soon! Thank you for coming!

#59 I am so grateful that you came to visit me. It just wouldn’t be the same without you around! We had some lovely chats and some extravagant meals, and I will never forget them. Thank you for your company! You are welcome here any time.

#60 It was wonderful seeing you again on your last visit, which was not nearly long enough! But it gave us memories to savour, and hopefully we can make more next time. Until then, all our best wishes go with you – safe travels home!

#61 I feel so lucky to have had you visit, even if it was just for a little while. I’ll think of you often and hope to see you again sometime soon. Thank you for visiting me!

#62 It’s always nice seeing family, especially on special occasions like your birthday or anniversary. You are welcome anytime. Thank you so much for the lovely visit!

#63 Thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to come and visit us! We enjoyed our time together very much. It’s not every day one gets to see someone they love so dearly after all! You are welcome back any time at all.

#64 When you visit in our home, you are family. You always belong here and we value your presence more than words can express. Thank you so much for coming by today!

#65 It was wonderful to see you again. We had such a great time catching up—I almost feel like it was just yesterday that we saw each other last! Please do come back soon; I’d love to chat again.

#66 Thank you for visiting me recently; I sure enjoyed our conversation and all the laughs! It really means a lot to me when my friends take the time out to visit me, and I’ll look forward to seeing you next time too.

#67 We built great memories during your visit, and I’m so grateful for that. Thank you for taking the time to come and see us. I hope we can do it again soon!

#68 Your visit was such a blessing! We loved every minute of it! Thank you so much for coming and spending time with us. We hope you can come and see us again soon!

#69 We are already missing you after your visit. But we are glad you came and spent some wonderful time with us. Thank you so much for being here!

#70 Thank you for gracing us with your presence once again. It was wonderful having you here and we enjoyed every moment spent in your company. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

#71 It was really great catching up with you during your visit. I’m glad we were able to spend some time together. I hope to see you again soon!

#72 Your visit was the highlight of our day/week/month! Thank you so much for coming and spending time with us. We loved it!

#73 What distances take away, visits restore. There is nothing quite like seeing you after a long time and catching up with all the old stories. I so enjoyed your visit. Thank you so much for coming!

#74 It was wonderful to meet up again after such a long time, and I cherish the moments we shared during this special reunion. Thank you so much for visiting me; it was lovely!

#75 Having you here has made my world brighter than ever before, and your company was an absolute treat to behold. Please do come again soon, thank you for visiting.

#76 I’m so glad you were able to come and visit. It was wonderful getting to spend time with you, and I hope we can do it again soon. Thank you for coming!

#77 It was great having you here – thank you for making the trip! I loved catching up and spending time with you. I hope you enjoyed your stay as much as I enjoyed having you here. Thank you!

#78 Thank you for making the journey out to see me. It meant a lot to me, and I had a great time catching up and reminiscing. I hope to see you again soon!

#79 I had such a nice time with you on your visit. It’s wonderful to talk and I appreciate all the effort you made. Thank you so much for coming!

#80 The joy of visiting is knowing that everyone visits from their heart, and I meant it when I said I loved seeing you again. Please come back soon! Thank you so much for coming!

#81 When we get together, it always feels like no time has passed at all. We have such a special bond and our conversations are too wonderful not to share more often. It was just simply delightful to see you again—thank you for making the trip over here to see me. You can be sure that whenever possible, we will keep in touch again soon.

#82 I’m so glad you were able to visit us for a weekend. I loved every minute of it, even the time we spent arguing about politics. I hope you had a great time too. Thank you for coming!

#83 It was a pleasure to spend time with you during your visit. I loved hearing all about your life and catching up on the latest events. The time we spent together was very meaningful for me and I wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world. It meant so much to me that you took the time out of your schedule to meet with me, and I hope we can do it again soon! Thank you so much for visiting me while I’m here. You were always such a great friend, and its been fun spending time with you again this weekend.

#84 Until next time! Thank you for visiting us and sharing some quality time with our family. Our lunch date is one that will go down in history as being enjoyable and unforgettable.

#85 I have a lot to do today, but what I don’t have time for is missing you already. It was wonderful to see you and be reminded of how much we care about one another. Thank you so much for stopping by!

#86 It’s been too long since our paths crossed, and it was lovely to see you on your visit! You are always welcome here, and I hope the next time won’t take as long. Thank you so much for coming by!

#87 We did what old friends do best- we caught up on things and had a good laugh! Thanks for making the trip out here; it means a lot that you came all this way. We would love to host another visit from you soon. Thank you so much for visiting!

#88 We loved having you here! Thank you for making the trip and for being so wonderful company. We hope you can come and visit again soon.

#89 The time flew by too quickly when you were here! I’m already looking forward to your next visit. Thank you so much for coming.

#90 I don’t know when I’ll see you again, but know that I miss you very much and that I think of you often. Until we meet again, take care. Thanks for coming to see me – it was great catching up!

#91 The greatest gift that family relations can give us is the company of our loved ones. It’s always a treat to have you visit and I was delighted that you were able to. Thank you so much for stopping by.

#92 It was wonderful to see you! We just loved having you visit and catching up with each other’s lives. You are more than welcome anytime! Thanks so much for coming.

#93 Having a good relationship comes from building bridges between one another, which is why it means so much when we get to connect with loved ones who live far away. I loved seeing you on your recent visit and will long remember what we shared together. It meant a lot that you came all this way!

#94 You are always welcome here anytime…and please accept this as a token of my appreciation for just stopping in to see me on your way through town…Thank you so much for! My door is always open to you!

#95 I hope that you had a great time while you were here. I loved getting to spend time with you and hearing all about your life back home. You are always welcome here anytime!

#96 Having you visit is a wonderful treat. It was just great to see you and have some of your cooking again. I’m so grateful for all the meaningful memories we made today and how lucky I am to have such a special friend in my life! Thank you so much for visiting, it means so much to me.

#97 It was simply lovely seeing you on your recent visit. I hope this little message finds you well and that we can get together soon again! You are more than welcome to plan another visit anytime. Thank you for stopping by, sweetie!

#98 It was wonderful to see you and your family again. We really enjoyed catching up and hearing about what’s new in your lives. Thank you for coming, and we hope to see you again soon!

#99 Your visit always makes our day brighter. Thank you for taking the time to come and spend it with us – we appreciate it more than you know!

#100 Thank you so much for visiting us! It was great catching up with you and hearing about all the exciting things going on in your life. We hope to see you again soon!

#101 I can’t wait until you come back, _____. I feel like we have so much to catch up on! In the meantime, I’ll be counting down the days until we can see each other again. Thank you for visiting!

In conclusion, we hope that these thank you messages and the message samples that we’ve provided, will give you some guidance and inspiration as you craft your thank-you messages for your visitors.

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Past Tense of Visit: Mastering English Grammar

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Posted on Last updated: September 27, 2023

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In this article, we will explore how to form the past tense of visit, common mistakes to avoid, and provide you with practice exercises to help you master the past tense of visit. By the end of this article, you will have a solid understanding of the past tense form of ‘visit’ and be able to use it confidently in your writing and speaking.

Key Takeaways

The past tense of ‘visit’ is ‘visited’.
To form the past tense of ‘visit’, add ‘-ed’ to the base form of the verb.
Practice exercises can help you master the past tense of ‘visit’.

Past Tense of Visit: Mastering English Grammar

Understanding Past Tense

As an English learner, understanding the concept of past tense is crucial in communicating effectively in English. The past tense is used to describe actions or events that have already happened. In this section, we will explore the different forms of past tense and how to use them correctly.

Regular Past Tense Verbs

Most regular verbs in English form the past tense by adding -ed to the base form of the verb. For example, the past tense of “visit” is “visited”. Here are some more examples:

Walk – walked
Talk – talked
Play – played

Irregular Past Tense Verbs

Irregular verbs in English have a different form in the past tense. These verbs do not follow the standard -ed rule. Here are some common irregular verbs and their past tense forms:

Using the Past Tense in Sentences

To use the past tense in a sentence, we need to know the subject, verb, and object. For example, “I visited my grandparents last weekend.” In this sentence, “I” is the subject, “visited” is the verb in the past tense, and “my grandparents” is the object.

Practice Exercises

Here are some exercises to help you practice using the past tense:

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses:
Yesterday, I (eat) a delicious pizza for dinner.
She (buy) a new car last week.
Rewrite the following sentences in the past tense:
I am going to the store. (I went to the store.)
He plays soccer every weekend. (He played soccer every weekend.)

The Verb Visit

If you’re learning English, you’ll need to know how to use the verb “visit” in the past tense. In this section, we’ll cover the basics of how to use “visited” in English grammar.

Past Tense of Visit

The past tense of “visit” is “visited.” This means that if you want to talk about a visit that happened in the past, you would use “visited” in your sentence. For example:

I visited my grandparents last weekend.
She visited the museum yesterday.

Using “Visited” in Sentences

To use “visited” in a sentence, you’ll need to know how to conjugate the verb correctly. Here are some examples:

I visited my friend’s house yesterday.
He visited his parents over the weekend.
We visited the beach last summer.

Here are some exercises to help you practice using “visited” in sentences:

Fill in the blank: I __________ my sister last night. (visited)
Rewrite the sentence in the past tense: She visits her grandparents every Sunday. (She visited her grandparents every Sunday.)
Make a sentence using “visited” and “museum.” (She visited the museum last week.)

If you’re learning English grammar, it’s important to understand how to form the past tense of verbs. In this section, we’ll explore how to form the past tense of the verb ‘visit’.

The past tense form of ‘visit’ is ‘visited’. To form the past tense, simply add ‘-ed’ to the base form of the verb because it’s a regular verb. Here are some examples:

Present tense: I visit my grandmother every week.
Past tense: I visited my grandmother last week.

It’s important to note that ‘visited’ is also the past participle form of ‘visit’. The past participle is used in the present perfect and past perfect tenses. Here are some examples:

Present perfect: I have visited my grandmother many times.
Past perfect: I had visited my grandmother before she passed away.

Here are some more examples of regular verbs in past tense:

It’s important to practice using the past tense of ‘visit’ in context. Here are some example sentences:

I visited my friend in the hospital yesterday.
She visited her grandparents over the weekend.
We visited the museum last month.
They had visited the city before, so they knew their way around.

By understanding how to form the past tense of ‘visit’, you’ll be able to communicate more effectively in English. Keep practicing and you’ll get the hang of it in no time!

Examples of ‘Visited’ in Sentences

When learning the past tense of the verb ‘visit’, it is important to understand how it is used in sentences. Here are some examples of the past tense of ‘visit’, which is ‘visited’:

“I visited my grandparents last weekend.”
“She visited the museum yesterday.”
“They visited the park every day during their vacation.”
“He visited the doctor twice last month.”

As you can see, the past tense of ‘visit’ is used to describe a completed action in the past. It is often used with a time reference to indicate when the visit occurred.

In addition to using ‘visited’ to describe a single action in the past, it can also be used to describe a repeated action in the past. Here are some examples:

“I visited my grandparents every summer when I was a child.”
“She visited the museum regularly when she lived in the city.”
“They visited the park every weekend during the summer.”

When using ‘visited’ to describe a repeated action in the past, it is often used with an adverb of frequency, such as ‘every’, ‘regularly’, or ‘often’.

It is also important to note that ‘visited’ can be used in various tenses, such as the present perfect and past perfect. Here are some examples:

“I have visited Paris twice.”
“She had visited the museum before, so she knew what to expect.”
“They will have visited all the major tourist attractions by the end of their trip.”

In conclusion, understanding the past tense of ‘visit’ is essential for effective communication in English. By using ‘visited’ in various tenses and contexts, you can accurately describe past actions and experiences.

Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Learning the past tense of the verb “visit” is important for anyone who wants to speak English fluently. However, it can be tricky to use it correctly, especially for non-native speakers. Here are some common mistakes and tips to avoid them:

Mistake 1: Using the wrong form of the verb

Incorrect: I visitted my grandparents last weekend. Correct: I visited my grandparents last weekend.

The past tense of “visit” is “visited”, not “visitted”. Remember to remove the extra “t” at the end.

Mistake 2: Using the present tense instead of the past tense

Incorrect: I visit my friend yesterday. Correct: I visited my friend yesterday.

Using the present tense instead of the past tense is a common mistake. Remember to use the past tense when talking about an action that happened in the past.

Tips to Avoid Mistakes

Practice, practice, practice! The more you use the past tense of “visit”, the easier it will become.
Pay attention to the context of the sentence. Is it talking about something that happened in the past? If so, use the past tense.
Use grammar checkers and dictionaries to help you avoid mistakes.
Try to memorize irregular verbs and their past tense forms, including “visit” (“visited”).

By avoiding these common mistakes and practicing using the past tense of “visit”, you will become more confident and accurate in your English language skills.

Past Tense of Visit: Practice Exercises

Learning the past tense of verbs is essential for effective communication in English. In this section, we will provide some practice exercises to help you master the past tense of the verb ‘visit.’

Affirmative Sentences

Fill in the blank with the correct past tense form of ‘visit’:

I _______ my grandparents last weekend. (visited)
She _______ her friend in the hospital yesterday. (visited)
They _______ the museum last month. (visited)

Questions and Negatives

To form questions and negatives in the past tense, we use the auxiliary verb ‘did’ and the base form of the main verb. Here are some practice exercises to help you form questions and negatives in the past tense of ‘visit’:

Rewrite the following sentences into questions and negatives:

She visited her sister yesterday.

Did she visit her sister yesterday?
She did not visit her sister yesterday.

They went to visit their grandparents last weekend.

Did they go to visit their grandparents last weekend?
They did not go to visit their grandparents last weekend.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the past tense of visit?

The past tense of visit is visited.

How do you change visit to simple past tense?

To change visit to the simple past tense, you simply add -ed to the end of the verb. Therefore, the simple past tense of visit is visited.

What are some examples of simple past tense of the verb visit?

Here are some examples of simple past tense using the verb visit:

She visited her friend in the hospital yesterday.
They visited the museum on their trip.

What is the rule for forming the past tense of regular verbs?

The rule for forming the past tense of regular verbs is to add -ed to the base form of the verb. For example, the base form of visit is visit, so the past tense is visited.

Can you give me some irregular past tense verbs?

Yes, here are some irregular past tense verbs:

go – went
eat – ate
see – saw
do – did
have – had

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Here are some examples of using the past tense of visit in a sentence:

She visited her family over the weekend.
They visited the beach last summer.

Remember to always use the correct form of the verb to match the tense of the sentence.

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My last holiday

Learn how to write about your last holiday.

Do the preparation task first. Then read the text and tips and do the exercises.

Preparation

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My last holiday was a five-day trip to Prague in the Czech Republic. I know Prague well because I lived there when I was at university, more than ten years ago.

Instead of staying in a hotel, I stayed with one of my old friends. It was so much fun, and a little bit like my old life. I wanted to do all the same things I did in my university days, so I visited the university. It has changed a lot and looks more modern. I also went to the supermarket near my old house. I loved seeing all the different foods. I was really happy to find my favourite cheese and chocolate biscuits but they were a bit more expensive than I remember!

We did some touristy things too. We walked up beautiful Petrin Hill and around the castle. The views of the city are amazing up there. We walked across the historic Charles Bridge. My friend's flat is very near the TV Tower so we saw the famous baby statues climbing up it. Those things haven't changed, of course.

1. Try to make your writing interesting for the reader. To do this, you can make it personal with your own memories and experiences.

2. Use adjectives to add detail to your descriptions.

3. Write clear and simple sentences and organise your ideas in short paragraphs. Give each paragraph a different topic.

4. Use so, but, and, because and other linking words.

Where was your last holiday?

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I want you to know that I am very happy and enjoying my vacation quite a bit. The destination on this vacation has been the Colombian Caribbean coast, We arrived two days ago, this is a very nice experience. Yesterday I discovered the window to the world that is located in Barranquilla, as well as the boardwalk, they are very warm places but above all very visited, as the afternoon fell I went to visit some of my husband's brothers. Tomorrow we will get up very early to travel a few kilometers and be able to visit Cabo de la Vela, in La Guajira, we will leave at 6 am, because we must be in Uribia Guajira at 3 pm, there the tour guide will be waiting for us, who will be the one in charge of directing this adventure. I also had the opportunity to visit Cartagena de Indias and its beautiful beaches, I really liked getting to know the beach, the sea and the people who live there, But what I liked most was being able to visit Cabo de la Vela and learn a little about the reality of the Wayuu culture, being able to enjoy the beautiful landscapes and sunsets that this beautiful place offers.

My last was holiday three-week trip to Fez in Morocco. Fez it’s my hometown so I know it well because I lived there for 26 years. I went to visit my family there and I stayed at home, every day I was invited by my sisters and brothers, they made me delicious dishes and we had a good time together. I’ve been seeing my friends every day in the café, we’ve been seeing football matches and we’ve been talking about different topics. In this holiday I made many things important for me, I had driving courses to be confident when I’m going to buy a car, in the same time I had English courses.

My last holiday was a three-day trip to Thua Thien Hue in Vietnam. I always want to go there, so in the summer of last year, I decided to take a trip to Hue with my family.

We booked a small hostel near Hue Walking Road. We stayed in a twin room, which was clean and had full amenities. The owner was very friendly; he showed us good restaurants, attractions, and how to deal with sellers in the market. We tried local foods such as Bun Bo Hue, Banh Xeo, Banh Bot Loc, etc. The food in Hue is cheap and amazing; I thought that I could eat it all day!

We did some touristy things too. We visited Hue Capital and had a chance to learn more about Vietnam's history. The architecture is very majestic and beautiful. We also went to Thien Mu Pagoda. It is one of the most sacred temples in Vietnam, so we prayed for health and happiness and wished everyone good luck. In the evening, we walked across the historic Trang Tien Bridge. It was so beautiful at night; there were a lot of people walking there.

It was three amazing days. I felt so relaxed and hope to visit more places in Vietnam.

My last holiday was a two-day trip to Baguio in the Philippines. I had lived there before for five months. So I decided to go back for just a visit on my holiday. Unfortunately, there was heavily raining as we got off the bus. Otherwise, getting a taxi was super hard, and we were waiting for around an hour. Fortunately, I got home safely and I made so much fun with my friends. I visited the old places that I often did because it made me happy and refresh. In conclusion, I had so much fun spending my last holiday in Baguio.

I remember last year when I went with friend to the beach in summer. My Lastsummer holidays was 2days and 3 nights trip to Ngwe Saung Beach in Myanamr . Ngwe Saung, is a beach resort located 48 km west of Pathein, Ayeyarwady Region, Myanmar. In 2014, the town of Ngwesaung had 10,732 people.The beach is 5hours drive with no traffic away from the principal city of Yangon. Ngwe Saung is well know for An unspoilt 15 kilometres stretch of silvery sand and modern amenities have made Ngwe Saung a popular destination for less budget conscious tourists from Lower Myanmar. I booked for our stay at a hotel near the beach, name was "Grand Paradise Hotel ". My friend and i prepared everything we needed on our trip as light food and soft drinks to have on the way to the hotel. And also we prepared necessary clothing for the sea, sun cream and some essential medicines. After 5hours of driving we arrived the hotel at 12PM afternoon and went to our rooms to rest change clothes and take all what we need to go to the beach. This Hotel is near the beach,all services was good and room are cleaned, wide and nice. We put our bags on the table and went to swim in the sea and then went out for lunch that my friend ordered from a fish restaurant . The Crab ,Lobster and fish was fresh and tasty and we enjoyed our meal very much. After lunch we sat under the canopy enjoying the sea view, refreshing breaths ,listening to music and playing fun games. OH really nice Ngwe Saung beach Myanamr.

My last holiday was far away in time in different reasons. We were at black sea coast on September so there where not so much other people. We was drinking a wine that was cheap there and going some excursions

My last holiday. Last summer, in particular on the last weekend of June, I decided to visit Granada, an amazing city in Spain. I visited Granada for the second time with my family, my wife, and two daughters. I was so happy because I visited Granada sights, especially Alhambra Palace, and Civilization Museum. We arrived at the hotel by bus at 11 a.m. The hotel was wonderful and clean, and the food they offer was delicious. My family really liked the traditional typical dishes of Granada, in particular the dish named Baella. During the holiday, I met some of my Spanish colleagues and they invited us to visit their house which is located in a nice village in the city suburb. Really, I liked this place for the large landscape, calmness, and the kind people who live in. On the fifth day of our holiday, we walked around the city and saw the old city which has been built above the mountain. So, you can see the whole city from above it. Despite the enjoyment that we have got, the negative thing about that holiday was that we spent so much money and also many friends need to buy some things from there, so I bought some souvenirs and I hope that I can keep one for myself to remind of that divine place. By and large, this holiday was great and unforgettable thanks to my Spanish friend, Gaspar, who provided me with a Guidebook which makes my trip easy and coy.

My last holiday was four days on São Miguel dos Milagres with my family. We stay on the beach house of my grandpa. There is a pool, and four rooms in that. There we go to the beach, to some interesting restaurants, to a beach clube and to an ice cream shop. I love that travel and i'd love go back to São Miguel dos Milagres.

On the first weekend in March, we took an amazing trip to Barcelona. We went by train from Atocha station and the journey lasted two and a half hours.

When we arrived at the historic Barcelona Sants station, we took the metro to Plaza de Tetuan, which is where we had the apartment. We left our baggage and went to visit the city centre, Las Ramblas, Plaza Catalunya, La Boqueria Market, Paseo de Gracia, etc. On Sunday, we saw the beautiful Sagrada Familia which is my favourite landmark. Later, we went to the incredible Nou Camp stadium to see the Barça game against Valencia. After the game we visited the official store and did some shopping but everything was very expensive. On Monday, before returning to Madrid we went back to the Nou Camp to take a guided tour of the trophy room, changing rooms, benches, and the VIP box.

At the end, we went to the apartment to take the suitcases and so, we took the metro to the Sants station where we boarded the high speed train back to Madrid.

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How to get the most out of your next doctor’s visit.

July 30, 2020
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As we age, visits to your doctor and other specialists become more frequent and sometimes more stressful – especially for seniors who are managing a chronic condition, making a doctor’s visit template essential.

Having a basic plan can help you make the most of your appointment, whether you are starting with a new doctor or continuing with the doctor you’ve seen for years.

Here is a template on how to prepare for a doctor’s visit.

Preparing For Your Appointment

Write down your questions.

List the things you want to discuss with the doctor. Perhaps you have fallen recently, or maybe you are concerned about the side effects of a particular prescription. These are things you want to discuss with your physician, and writing them down will help you remember! Most appointments last around 15 to 20 minutes, so remember to be realistic about what you can accomplish in a single visit. If you discover that you have a laundry list of questions and concerns, try to prioritize your top two or three items. If you are unable to cover everything, ask your doctor about scheduling a follow-up.

Make a List of Your Medications

Before your appointment, make a list of all prescriptions, vitamins, supplements, and over-the-counter medications you take. Be sure to include the dosage, what you use it for, and medication instructions. Your medications may change over time, so be sure to bring up-to-date information to every appointment. The National Institute on Aging has an easy-to-use doctor appointment template that you can print and fill out prior to your visit.

Know Your Health History

Being able to talk to your doctor about any previous medical problems and procedures can make an office visit more efficient. Again, it might be helpful to have this written out as well. Genetics matter, too, so knowing your family’s health history can also be beneficial.

Gather Important Documents

Wondering what to bring to your doctor’s appointment? Even if you have seen this doctor previously, it’s always wise to bring your Medicare or insurance card. If you currently see any other doctors or specialists, make a list of their names and office phone numbers, just in case they need to be reached. If you have any important medical records or recent test results from another physician, bring those with you as well.

During Your Visit

Get straight to the point.

Remember, you have a limited amount of time with the physician, so use it wisely. Fill your doctor in on any changes in your health since your last visit. Mention any health changes you have noticed. This is the time to go over your top two or three questions or concerns. (Remember: It’s about quality over quantity. If you don’t get to everything on your laundry list of discussion items, ask if you can make another appointment or follow-up with the doctor’s nurse.)

Be direct, honest, and specific when recounting your symptoms or expressing your concerns. Many patients are reluctant or embarrassed to discuss their symptoms. This only makes your doctor’s job more difficult, and it could prevent you from receiving the care you need.

Consider taking a pen and notepad with you to write down some notes during your visit. Once you level the office, it’s easy to forget what was said, but looking back on your notes from the visit will help jog your memory. If you discuss a specific condition or a new prescription during your appointment, ask your doctor if he or she has any informational pamphlets that you might take home with you.

If you are unclear about something your doctor says or they are speaking too quickly for you to understand, ask them to repeat the information. Again, you only have a few minutes with the physician, but those few minutes belong to you. If something doesn’t make sense, speak up.

Visiting the doctor can often be a stressful experience, especially for seniors. But with a little preparedness, doctors’ visits can go a lot smoother and can result in better care . Be sure to also check out our at-home health services .

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DS-160 Form Guide: Previous U.S. Travel Information

The DS-160 form is required for any type of US non-immigrant visa. Among other things, it asks for previous US travel information.

Date Arrived: Format: DD-MM-YYYY If you are unsure about when you visited the U.S., please provide your best estimate.
Driver’s License Number
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Date Last Visa Was Issued In Format: DD-MM-YYYY
Visa Number Click “Do Not Know”, if appropriate. This number is the red color number towards the lower right side of the visa stamp . For lost or stolen visas, check “Do Not Know”. Mexico: If you have a laser visa, the visa number is on the right side of the first row of numbers. The visa number will start with the initials for the post that issued your visa. E.g., MER for Merida.
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Have you been ten-printed? Ten-printed means that you have provided fingerprints for all your fingers, as opposed to having provided only two fingerprints.
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How to Talk about Your Last Vacation in English

Talking about your last vacation is a good topic to prove how much you have learned about the simple past.

In this lesson, you are going to learn how to talk about your last vacation in English.

A basic question and answer about this topic are:

Where? who with? How long?
I went to Hawaii with my family for a couple of weeks
I went to Spain with my friends for a couple of weeks
I went to Italy with my girlfriend for a month

As you can see, both of those sentences use verbs in the past.

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Questions about your Last Vacation

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Not let’s take a look at some other questions, these questions will help you think about your last vacation.

The first set is basic questions that usually require some basic details to be answered:

Where did you go?
When did you go?
Who did you go with?
How did you get there?
What did you do during the day?
What did you do at night?
What did you eat?
Did you enjoy your last vacation?
Where did you stay?
How much money did you spend on your last vacation?

These are some questions that require a few more details to be answered

Did you have any bad experiences on your last vacation?
Did you make new friends on your last vacation?
What places did you visit during your stay?
How long were you there?
Did you buy any souvenirs?
Where would you like to go next?
Would you recommend that place that you visited? why or why not?

All of those questions are really helpful when you have an oral test.

These are five examples of people describing their last vacations.

Pay Careful attention to verbs in the past form since you will see lots of them. You will also see verbs in the present in some instances.

The verbs in the past forms will be in bold so it is easier for you to remember them.

Don’t think that those examples are hard to create, you just need to create simple sentences and in some instances provide more details.

Last year, I had the chance the amusement park, Zarcero, and Ciudad Quesada in a day. I wen t with my daughter, my wife, and some friends.

We woke up early that day and our friends drove us to the amusement park, my daughter enjoyed the many rides available, we ate pizza and we left around three.

Then we headed to San Carlos, on the way to San Carlos we stopped by the catholic church and took some pictures of ourselves in the gardens.

We got to San Carlos around 5:00 PM, we had dinner there, picked some people up, and headed home.

Last year I spent my vacation at the beach. I traveled with some friends of mine. We arrived at the beach at 8:00 AM, we immediately went swimming then we made some sandwiches for lunch.

After lunch, we went running and we left the beach before 6:00 PM.

We drove back to the hotel and we had dinner there. Around 9, we called our friends and we met outside a dance club because we wanted to dance.

We spent like three hours in the club and we got back to the hotel.

Last year, I went to Cartagena with my family and my best friend Luis. We visited my cousins Mayra and Alejandra. I hadn’t met them before, so I was really excited to meet them.

My first impression of them it was very good, they are friendly and fun. We went to visit many places but my favorite place was Barú island.

That island is amazing, it looks like a paradise, I took many pictures of every single we did.

The food was excellent. We ate shrimp rice and a shrimp cocktail. I had a great time with my family. We spent three amazing days in Cartagena.

Hello. I’d like to share with everybody the great time that I had on my last vacation. I went to Conchal Beach with my friends. We stayed at a small hotel right in front of the beach.

The first day we were there we took surfing lessons, my friends and I had so much fun hanging out at the beach.

There was another beach nearby, probably a five-minute walk and you are in Brasilito beach. We watched the sunset and we set a fire at night.

We spent most of the three days on the beach and we usually went to a club at night located in a place called Tamarindo. There is a beach in Tamarindo too. It was one of the most special times I’ve had in my life.

My last holiday was a five-day trip to Guatemala I know Guatemala well because I lived there when I was a missionary more than ten years ago.

Instead of staying in a hotel, I stayed with one of my old friends. It wa s so much fun.

I wanted to visit all the places I lived, so I visited Baja Verapaz. It has changed a lot. I also went to the supermarket near my old house.

We did some touristy things too. We went to Tikal. Nature is amazing up there. We walked across the historic monuments.

These are some questions and answers about my last vacation in English

I went to Coco Beach
I went to Samara Last week
I went to a resort with my parents
We rented a car
I went surfing with my friends
We visited the clubs and the casinos
We ate different types of meat

These are some important words that you can use when talking about vacations in English

Long Weekend: Saturday and Sunday with at least one extra day added, either Friday or Monday.

Hang out: to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone

Sightseeing: The activity of visiting interesting places, especially by people on holiday

Test how much you know the past form of most common verbs to describe your past vacations

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During the third trimester, prenatal care might include vaginal exams to check the baby's position.

Prenatal care is an important part of a healthy pregnancy, especially as your due date approaches. Your health care provider might ask you to schedule prenatal care appointments during your third trimester about every 2 or 4 weeks, depending on your health and pregnancy history. Starting at 36 weeks, you'll need weekly checkups until you deliver.

Repeat routine health checks

You'll be asked if you have any signs or symptoms, including contractions and leakage of fluid or bleeding. Your health care provider will check your blood pressure and weight gain, as well as your baby's heartbeat and movements.

Your health care provider might ask you to track of how often you feel the baby move on a daily basis — and to alert your health care team if the baby stops moving as much as usual.

Also, talk to your health care provider about any vaccinations you might need, including the flu shot and the tetanus toxoid, reduced diphtheria toxoid and acellular pertussis (Tdap) vaccine. Ideally, the Tdap vaccine should be given between 27 and 36 weeks of pregnancy.

Test for group B strep

Expect to be screened for group B streptococcus (GBS) during the third trimester. GBS is a common bacterium often carried in the intestines or lower genital tract that's usually harmless in adults. But babies who become infected with GBS from exposure during vaginal delivery can become seriously ill.

To screen for GBS , your health care provider will swab your lower vagina and anal area. The sample will be sent to a lab for testing. If the sample tests positive for GBS — or you previously gave birth to a baby who developed GBS disease — you'll be given intravenous antibiotics during labor. The antibiotics will help protect your baby from the bacterium.

Check the baby's position

Near the end of pregnancy, your health care provider might check to see if your baby is positioned headfirst in the uterus.

If your baby is positioned rump-first (frank breech) or feet-first (complete breech) after week 36 of pregnancy, it's unlikely that the baby will move to a headfirst position before labor. You might be able to have an external cephalic version. During this procedure, your health care provider will apply pressure to your abdomen and physically manipulate your baby to a headfirst position. This is typically done with ultrasound guidance by an experienced doctor. If you prefer not to have this procedure, or if your baby remains in a breech position, your health care provider will discuss planning a C-section delivery.

Keep asking questions

You will likely have plenty of questions as your due date approaches. Is it OK to have sex? How will I know when I'm in labor? What's the best way to manage the pain? Should I create a birth plan? Ask away! Feeling prepared can help calm your nerves before delivery.

Also, be sure to discuss signs that should cause you to call your health care provider, such as vaginal bleeding or fluid leaking from the vagina, as well as when and how to contact your health care provider once labor begins.

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If you have Medicare, be sure to schedule a yearly wellness visit with your doctor or nurse. A yearly wellness visit is a great way to help you stay healthy.

What happens during a yearly wellness visit?

First, the doctor or nurse will ask you to fill out a questionnaire called a health risk assessment. Answering these questions will help you get the most from your yearly wellness visit.

During your visit, the doctor or nurse will:

Go over your health risk assessment with you
Measure your height and weight and check your blood pressure
Ask about your health history and conditions that run in your family
Ask about other doctors you see and any medicines you take
Give advice to help you prevent disease, improve your health, and stay well
Look for any changes in your ability to think, learn, or remember
Ask about any risk factors for substance use disorder and talk with you about treatment options, if needed

If you take opioids to treat pain, the doctor or nurse may talk with you about your risk factors for opioid use disorder, review your treatment plan, and tell you about non-opioid treatment options. They may also refer you to a specialist.

Finally, the doctor or nurse may give you a short, written plan to take home. This plan will include any screening tests and other preventive services that you’ll need in the next several years. Preventive services are health care services that keep you from getting sick.

Learn more about yearly wellness visits .

Plan Your Visit

When can i go for a yearly wellness visit.

You can start getting Medicare wellness visits after you’ve had Medicare Part B for at least 12 months. Keep in mind you’ll need to wait 12 months in between Medicare wellness visits.

Do I need to have a “Welcome to Medicare” visit first?

You don’t need to have a “Welcome to Medicare” preventive visit before getting a yearly wellness visit.

If you choose to get the “Welcome to Medicare” visit during the first 12 months you have Medicare Part B, you’ll have to wait 12 months before you can get your first yearly wellness visit.

Learn more about the “Welcome to Medicare” visit .

What about cost?

With Medicare Part B, you can get a wellness visit once a year at no cost to you. Check to make sure the doctor or nurse accepts Medicare when you schedule your appointment.

If you get any tests or services that aren’t included in the yearly wellness visit (like an extra blood test), you may have to pay some of those costs.

Who Can Get Medicare?

Medicare is a federal health insurance program. You may be able to get Medicare if you:

Are age 65 or older
Are under age 65 and have a disability
Have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also called Lou Gehrig's disease
Have permanent kidney failure (called end-stage renal disease)

You must be living in the United States legally for at least 5 years to qualify for Medicare. Answer these questions to find out when you can sign up for Medicare .

Make an Appointment

Take these steps to help you get the most out of your Medicare yearly wellness visit.

Schedule your Medicare yearly wellness visit.

Call your doctor’s office and ask to schedule your Medicare yearly wellness visit. Make sure it’s been at least 12 months since your last wellness visit.

If you're looking for a new doctor, check out these tips on choosing a doctor you can trust .

To find a doctor who accepts Medicare:

Search for a doctor on the Medicare website
Call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227)
If you use a TTY, call Medicare at 1-877-486-2048

Gather important information.

Take any medical records or information you have to the appointment. Make sure you have important information like:

The name and phone number of a friend or relative to call if there’s an emergency
Dates and results of checkups and screening tests
A list of vaccines (shots) you’ve gotten and the dates you got them
Medicines you take (including over-the-counter medicines and vitamins), how much you take, and why you take them
Phone numbers and addresses of other places you go to for health care, including your pharmacy

Make a list of any important changes in your life or health.

Your doctor or nurse will want to know about any big changes since your last visit. For example, write down things like:

Losing your job
A death in the family
A serious illness or injury
A change in your living situation

Know your family health history.

Your family's health history is an important part of your personal health record. Use this family health history tool to keep track of conditions that run in your family. Take this information to your yearly wellness visit.

Ask Questions

Make a list of questions you want to ask the doctor..

This visit is a great time to ask the doctor or nurse any questions about:

A health condition
Changes in sleeping or eating habits
Pain or discomfort
Prescription medicines, over-the-counter medicines, or supplements

Some important questions include:

Do I need to get any vaccines to protect my health?
How can I get more physical activity?
Am I at a healthy weight?
Do I need to make any changes to my eating habits?

Use this question builder tool to make a list of things to ask your doctor or nurse.

It can be helpful to write down the answers so you remember them later. You may also want to take a friend or relative with you for support — they can take notes, too.

What to Expect

Know what to expect at your visit..

The doctor or nurse will ask you questions about your health and safety, like:

Do you have stairs in your home?
What do you do to stay active?
Have you lost interest in doing things you usually enjoy?
Do you have a hard time hearing people on the phone?
What medicines, vitamins, or supplements do you take regularly?

The doctor or nurse will also do things like:

Measure your height and weight
Check your blood pressure
Ask about your medical and family history

Make a wellness plan with your doctor.

During the yearly wellness visit, the doctor or nurse may give you a short, written plan — like a checklist — to take home with you. This written plan will include a list of preventive services that you’ll need over the next 5 to 10 years.

Your plan may include:

Getting important screenings for cancer or other diseases
Making healthy changes, like getting more physical activity

Follow up after your visit.

During your yearly wellness visit, the doctor or nurse may recommend that you see a specialist or get certain tests. Try to schedule these follow-up appointments before you leave your wellness visit.

If that’s not possible, put a reminder note on your calendar to schedule your follow-up appointments.

Add any new health information to your personal health documents.

Make your next wellness visit easier by updating your medical information in the personal health documents you keep at home. Write down any vaccines you got and the results of any screening tests.

Medicare offers an online tool called MyMedicare to help you track your personal health information and Medicare claims. If you have your Medicare number, you can sign up for your MyMedicare account now .

Healthy Habits

Take care of yourself all year long..

After your visit, follow the plan you made with your doctor or nurse to stay healthy. Your plan may include:

Getting important screenings
Getting vaccines for older adults
Keeping your heart healthy
Preventing type 2 diabetes
Lowering your risk of falling

Your plan could also include:

Getting active
Eating healthy
Quitting smoking
Watching your weight

Content last updated February 9, 2023

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Reviewed by: Rachel Katonak Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Division of Policy and Evidence Review Coverage and Analysis Group

November 2022

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What to expect from third trimester prenatal appointments

During the third trimester, you’ll see your doctor every two weeks, then every week, to check for signs of preterm labor and assess your baby's growth and well-being. Here's exactly what will happen, and questions to ask your doctor.

How often will you have prenatal appointments during the third trimester?

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By the time you hit the third trimester ( 28 weeks through the end of pregnancy), you're probably anxious for the baby to arrive and want to get some much-needed rest while you can.

The good news is you'll meet with your doctor more frequently to check on the growth and development of your baby, so you'll have a better sense of when it might be "go" time. In the third trimester, you'll have a prenatal appointment every two weeks from 28 to 36 weeks, then you'll have a prenatal visit once a week during the last month until you deliver.

In some practices where multiple practitioners share the on-call pool, you may make your rounds to get to know everyone as your due date draws near. After all, there's a chance your doctor won't be available when you give birth.

Like your previous prenatal appointments, you can expect to get your blood pressure and weight checked. Some practices have you provide a urine sample to screen for protein, sugar, and infection. Your doctor will also evaluate the baby's heartbeat using a Doppler and measure the fundal height (the distance between your pubic bone and the top of your uterus). At this stage, the measurement should match the number of weeks you're pregnant. So, if you're 37 weeks, your fundal height should be around 37 centimeters.

If your baby is measuring too small or too big , your doctor may order a third trimester ultrasound to evaluate their growth and your amniotic fluid levels. And if you have a high-risk pregnancy , your doctor may also order a third trimester ultrasound to do a biophysical profile (BPP) test, where they'll examine your baby's movement and fluid level.

Your doctor may also order an ultrasound if they aren't sure about your baby's position from an abdominal exam. If it turns out your baby is breech, you may be offered an external cephalic version, which are maneuvers done to try to turn your baby into a vertex (head-down) position.

Past your due date ? Your doctor may check your cervix to see if it's softening, effacing (thinning out), and dilating (opening). The cervical exam may give an idea of what method of induction of labor to use if it's needed. (If you do have a pelvic exam late in pregnancy, you might have a little spotting afterward.) Generally, practitioners won't do cervical checks unless they feel it's necessary, so if you're not comfortable, you can decline them.

You were screened to check whether you're Rh-negative during your first trimester. If it turns out you are Rh-negative, you will be given an injection of Rh immune globulin (sometimes called RhIg or RhoGAM) to prevent your body from producing antibodies for the last part of your pregnancy.

And as always, your doctor will also discuss results from previous tests and follow up on issues that were brought up at your last prenatal appointment.

Some questions you can expect from your practitioner are:

How are you feeling?
Do you feel any unusual pain and aches?
Are you experiencing Braxton-Hicks contractions , which are false labor pains?
Are you having contractions?
How often do you feel your baby move?
Do you have any sudden swelling?
How is your mood?
Are you getting enough sleep at night?
How is your diet?

Whether or not they ask, let your doctor know about any symptoms you're having, even if they seem like the usual fatigue, moodiness, or aches and pains.

Be sure to also let your doctor know if you notice your baby is less active than usual (they may ask you to count your baby's movements for a set period of time each day).

Inside pregnancy: Weeks 28 to 37

A 3D animated look at a baby in the third trimester of pregnancy.

Group B strep

Between 36 and 37 weeks, your practitioner will swab your vagina and rectum to check for a common infection called group B strep . If your test is positive, you'll be given antibiotics during labor to help keep you from passing it on to your baby.

(If you've had a group B strep urinary tract infection during this pregnancy, you won't need this test because even though the infection was treated, you'll automatically get antibiotics during labor. Likewise, you'll be automatically treated during labor if you've previously had a baby infected with group B strep.)

Gestational diabetes

If you were diagnosed with gestational diabetes , your doctor will continue to monitor your blood glucose levels and ensure that you're following a healthy diet and exercise routine. Your doctor may also order a third trimester ultrasound to check your baby's growth and development.

Preeclampsia

Preeclampsia (very high blood pressure) usually develops during the third trimester. Some of the signs of preeclampsia are sudden swelling in the face and hands and protein in the urine. Most of the time, patients with preeclampsia have no symptoms and it's incidentally diagnosed in the office with new onset high blood pressure. If you're past 37 weeks of pregnancy, then your doctor may want to deliver your baby. But if you're not at 37 weeks, your doctor will order an ultrasound and heart rate monitoring to check your baby's well-being. In severe cases, your doctor may want to admit you to the hospital and consider delivering your baby early.

Twins and multiples

Carrying twins, triplets, and higher-order multiples is considered a high-risk pregnancy. Because you're at risk for preterm birth , you may need more frequent prenatal appointments, sometimes weekly. You'll also need more tests, including an ultrasound and/or non-stress test, which tracks your babies' heart rate for a period of time. If you're experiencing symptoms of preterm labor, such as contractions, vaginal spotting, and abdominal cramps, be sure to alert your doctor.

Placenta previa

If you were found to have placenta previa, which is what happens when the placenta partially or totally covers the cervix, you'll have a third trimester ultrasound to check whether the previa has resolved. If it hasn't, you'll most likely have a C-section to deliver your baby safely. Some women with placenta previa experience heavy bleeding, and in this case, your doctor may recommend a C-section to deliver your baby earlier. You'll most likely be given corticosteroids to help your baby's lungs develop faster if your delivery is scheduled before 37 weeks.

Additional tests

Your blood may be checked again for anemia, particularly if you were anemic earlier in your pregnancy.

If you're at risk for sexually transmitted infections, you'll be tested again for syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and HIV.

Vaccination

You should get the Tdap vaccine to help protect you and your baby from pertussis (whooping cough). Even if you've been vaccinated before, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend all pregnant women get a booster between 27 and 36 weeks.

If flu season is here or approaching, your practitioner should talk with you about the benefits of getting a flu shot if you haven't already had one. Your doctor will also talk to you about the COVID-19 vaccine , which helps protect you from the virus and lessens the severity of the illness if you become sick. Studies show that antibodies are also passed to the fetus.

Before your appointment, it's a good idea to write down any questions you may have for your doctor. This is also a great time to start thinking about your birth plan as well as what to expect postpartum. Here are some common questions you may want to ask:

Where can I take childbirth classes?
Where should I go if I'm in labor and ready to deliver?
What are signs of labor that I should look out for?
What happens if my water breaks or I go into labor in the middle of the night?
What's the difference between my water breaking and leaking fluid/having discharge?
How do Braxton-Hicks contractions feel, and how are they different from real labor contractions?
How should I time my contractions?
If my contractions are getting more intense and closer together, should I give you a call or head straight to the labor and delivery center?
Will you be there throughout my labor or at my delivery?
What exactly happens during delivery?
How long should I expect to stay at the hospital?
Does the hospital offer lactation support if I'm breastfeeding?
Will the hospital reach out to my baby's pediatrician to transfer records after giving birth?
When should I schedule a postpartum appointment?

Since you may not be in any shape to make important decisions right after delivery, now's the time to start talking about whether you want your baby boy circumcised, whether you plan to breastfeed, and what you'd like to do for contraception after you have your baby. (Of course, you can always change your mind between now and then.)

And if you haven't found a doctor for your baby, it's time to get started. Your practitioner can give you some names.

Finally, your practitioner may screen you for signs of depression during pregnancy. But don't wait to be asked. If you're feeling depressed or anxious, let your caregiver know. They can refer you to someone who can help.

They may also ask you about your support network at home after you've given birth and mention the signs of postpartum depression (PPD) . It's helpful to know how to distinguish normal " baby blues " brought on by fatigue and hormones from true postpartum depression. If you think you may be suffering from depression or anxiety, it's important to get help immediately.

Learn more about what to expect at your prenatal appointments:

What to expect at your prenatal visits
Your first prenatal visit
Second-trimester prenatal visits

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Apology Letter To Patient

Writing an apology letter to a patient is quite common. Healthcare professionals are human and like the rest of us, spend most of their time at work, so it's only inevitably that mistakes of some kind will be made from time to time, and that the need to say sorry for them will arise.

Whether the infraction was beyond your control or clearly your fault, apologizing to a patient shows that mistakes are made everywhere and that the healthcare industry is no exception.

Obviously, some infractions are more serious than others, especially when it comes to healthcare where certain errors can have serious consequences or even result in a fatality. So for any medical mistakes, getting legal advice prior to writing a letter or apologizing is imperitave and necessary , even though many States now support I'm Sorry Legislation which we discuss in our article on Medical Apologies .

Having said that, the guidance we provide below in our sample of a patient apology letter is for more common situations at a practice where mea culpas are warranted and make good business sense.

Use it as a framework for crafting your own letter in cases of a clerical mistake, a long wait, poor service, staff acting unprofessionally, and similar situations where a sincere and proper apology is an important step towards making things right.

The table below provides a sample apology directed at a patient, for such a situation, along with a series of notes to help you tailor your letter appropriately.

Apology Letter To A Patient

By including a breakdown of each element (through our notes) that should be included in an effective patient apology, it makes it much easier for you to modify it as appropriate.

Use the 'Notes' as a guide, while writing your own letter and replace the specifics with your own situation.

Key Takeaways For An Apology Letter To A Patient

The order of ingredients and statements is not important so write your letter in the manner that feels most comfortable for you. What is important however is that you include all of the ingredients (as appropriate) and that your patient understands that your practice sincerely regrets what happened, took responsibility, apologized, and finally promised that it won't happen again .

Consider your apology letter format and how it can play a role in how effective your letter can be.

And again, for any medical errors and mistakes always consult an attorney before admitting any wrongdoing or taking responsibility, and learn about the apology laws within the medical field and "I'm Sorry" legislation that may be available to you.

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24 Must-Visit European Cities To Add to Your Bucket List

Posted: February 23, 2024 | Last updated: February 23, 2024

<p>Are you drawing up a European bucket list? Then, you need to read the following guide, comprising 12 cities you must not miss. From perennial favorites like London, Paris, and Rome to lesser-known spots like Budapest, Dubrovnik, and Lisbon, here are the ones you need to tick off during your time on planet Earth. </p>

Are you drawing up a European bucket list? Then, you need to read the following guide, comprising these cities you must not miss. From perennial favorites like London, Paris, and Rome to lesser-known spots like Budapest, Dubrovnik, and Lisbon, here are the ones you need to tick off during your time on planet Earth.

<p>Lapped by the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is a destination that belongs on every self-respecting traveler’s bucket list. For starters, walking along the city walls and delving deeper into the old town should not be missed. A day trip to Lokrum Island will also introduce you to another aspect of Croatia.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-destinations-for-a-romantic-getaway/">Romantic European Destinations</a></p>

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Lapped by the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is a destination that belongs on every self-respecting traveler’s bucket list. For starters, walking along the city walls and delving deeper into the old town should not be missed. A day trip to Lokrum Island will also introduce you to another aspect of Croatia.

Read also: Romantic European Destinations

<p>Big-hitting sites like the Colosseum ensure the Italian capital’s enduring popularity. It’s also home to a country within a city, The Vatican. <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/best-things-to-do-in-rome/">Rome</a> is jam-packed with ancient ruins and offers a vibrant art scene and a dash of the Italian dolce vita (good life). Then there’s pizza, pasta, gelato, coffee, and other culinary delights. If you can, avoid summer, as the heat can be stifling and the crowds just as suffocating.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read more: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/best-things-to-do-in-rome/">Top Things To Do in Rome</a></p>

Rome, Italy

Big-hitting sites like the Colosseum ensure the Italian capital’s enduring popularity. It’s also home to a country within a city, The Vatican. Rome is jam-packed with ancient ruins and offers a vibrant art scene and a dash of the Italian dolce vita (good life). Then there’s pizza, pasta, gelato, coffee, and other culinary delights. If you can, avoid summer, as the heat can be stifling and the crowds just as suffocating.

Lisbon, Portugal

While the Portuguese capital is popular, it doesn’t have visitor numbers as high as European cities like Paris , Rome , or Barcelona . Head to hilly Lisbon by the sea for pastel-painted buildings, historic structures like majestic São Jorge Castle, and a museum packed with ceramic tiles. You’ll also find beautiful beaches outside the city, making them ideal day trip destinations.

Copenhagen, Denmark

If you add one Scandinavian city to your European bucket list , you’d better make it Copenhagen. The hip Danish capital offers a cool coffee-and-pastry culture, far more than its fair share of boutique hotels and fine dining establishments, and infinite style when shopping for fashion and homeware. You can also dip in one of the city’s outdoor swimming spots in summer.

Read also: Pocket-Friendly European Cities To Visit

<p>The fact that the canalside city of Amsterdam is a destination quite unlike any other just keeps those visitors coming. There’s the famous red light district, brown cafes for adults in search of hedonism, plus incredible gabled waterside architecture and an impressive arts heritage. Explore by bike if you want to live like a local.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/small-towns-in-europe/">Enchanting Small Towns in Europe</a></p>

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The fact that the canalside city of Amsterdam is a destination quite unlike any other just keeps those visitors coming. There’s the famous red light district, brown cafes for adults in search of hedonism, plus incredible gabled waterside architecture and an impressive arts heritage. Explore by bike if you want to live like a local.

Read also: Enchanting Small Towns in Europe

<p>Find your <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/unbeatable-destinations-for-weekend-getaways-in-europe/">weekend paradise in Europe</a> with these unbeatable destinations.</p><ul> <li>Read more: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/unbeatable-destinations-for-weekend-getaways-in-europe/">Weekend Getaways in Europe</a></li> </ul>

Paris, France

The French capital is synonymous with both style and romance. Wandering hand-in-hand by the Seine, gaping at some of the most famous artwork in the world, and ascending the iconic Eiffel Tower are among the must-dos for loved-up couples in Paris . Then there’s the incomparable French foodie scene, some of Europe’s best shopping, and a landmark around every corner – or so it seems.

Read also: Unmissable Things To Do in Paris

<p>No other European city looks anything like <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/barcelona-with-kids/">Barcelona</a>, thanks to the acclaimed architect and artist Antoni Gaudí. More works of his can be found here than anywhere else, though his most famous work – the Sagrada Família church – remains incomplete. Barcelona is also blessed with lovely beaches, fine parks, and the historic Barri Gòtic, aka the Gothic Quarter.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/underrated-european-cities/">Must-Visit Hidden Gems in Europe </a></p>

Barcelona, Spain

No other European city looks anything like Barcelona , thanks to the acclaimed architect and artist Antoni Gaudí. More works of his can be found here than anywhere else, though his most famous work – the Sagrada Família church – remains incomplete. Barcelona is also blessed with lovely beaches, fine parks, and the historic Barri Gòtic, aka the Gothic Quarter.

Read also: Unmissable Things To Do in Barcelona

<p>Yes, the beer is cheap, but there are far more reasons to visit Prague than that. Also known as the City of a Hundred Spires, Prague offers an abundance of ancient architecture. Key sights include the 1402 Charles Bridge over the Vltava River, the baroque buildings of Old Town Square, and the Astronomical Clock, which dates back to medieval days. Though more expensive than it once was, the city remains remarkably affordable compared to other European hotspots.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-cities-for-spring/">Excellent Spring Destinations in Europe</a></p>

Prague, Czech Republic

Yes, the beer is cheap, but there are far more reasons to visit Prague than that. Also known as the City of a Hundred Spires, Prague offers an abundance of ancient architecture. Key sights include the 1402 Charles Bridge over the Vltava River, the baroque buildings of Old Town Square, and the Astronomical Clock, which dates back to medieval days. Though more expensive than it once was, the city remains remarkably affordable compared to other European hotspots.

Read also: Gorgeous Spring Destinations in Europe

<p>London is a popular destination all year round, though tourist numbers peak in summer, and winter can bring freezing temperatures. History is where it’s at here, a fair proportion of which centers on the British monarchy. But there’s so much to see beyond the royal palaces, including traditional English pubs, glittering riverside skyscrapers, and some of the finest parks on the planet. To get under London’s skin, explore a local neighborhood – the city is said to be a string of individual villages, each with its unique personality.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/natural-wonders-in-europe/">Natural Wonders in Europe You Should Visit Now</a></p>

London is a popular destination all year round, though tourist numbers peak in summer, and winter can bring freezing temperatures. History is where it’s at here, a fair proportion of which centers on the British monarchy. But there’s so much to see beyond the royal palaces, including traditional English pubs, glittering riverside skyscrapers, and some of the finest parks on the planet. To get under London’s skin, explore a local neighborhood – the city is said to be a string of individual villages, each with its unique personality.

Read also: Natural Wonders in Europe Worth Visiting

<p><a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/athens/">Athens</a> can sadly be bypassed by those flocking to the <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/best-greek-islands-for-beaches/">Greek Islands</a> on vacation, but it doesn’t deserve such a fate. The city was once at the heart of ancient Greek civilization, and many remnants of those days remain. Head to the hilltop Acropolis and its museum first to truly understand why this destination is so important – on a global and historical scale.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read more: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/day-trips-from-athens/">Amazing Day Trips From Athens</a></p>

Athens, Greece

Athens can sadly be bypassed by those flocking to the Greek Islands on vacation, but it doesn’t deserve such a fate. The city was once at the heart of ancient Greek civilization, and many remnants of those days remain. Head to the hilltop Acropolis and its museum first to truly understand why this destination is so important – on a global and historical scale.

Read more: Amazing Day Trips From Athens

<p>Like Amsterdam, <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/best-things-to-do-in-venice-with-kids/">Venice</a> is built on and around a network of canals, but that is where the similarities end. The Italian city has a different feel, reflecting that Dutch and Italian cultures can be worlds apart. There’s nowhere on earth quite like it, and delicious Italian food and coffee are thrown in. Go now while you can: one day, the city will sink beneath the surface, though hopefully not for a long time. </p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/iconic-places-around-the-world/">Iconic Places To Visit Around the World</a></p>

Venice, Italy

Like Amsterdam, Venice is built on and around a network of canals, but that is where the similarities end. The Italian city has a different feel, reflecting that Dutch and Italian cultures can be worlds apart. There’s nowhere on earth quite like it, and delicious Italian food and coffee are thrown in. Go now while you can: one day, the city will sink beneath the surface, though hopefully not for a long time.

Read also: Iconic Places To Visit Around the World

<p>Budapest is two destinations in one. It comprises Buda and Pest, hence the name. The 1849 Chain Bridge, divided by the mighty Danube, connects the two districts. Hilly Buda has a medieval heart and is more peaceful than Pest. Pest is bigger, brasher, and busier. The two distinct areas were separate cities until 1873, when they joined forces and adjoined Óbuda.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/underrated-places-in-the-mediterranean/">Underrated Places in the Mediterranean</a></p>

Budapest, Hungary

Budapest is two destinations in one. It comprises Buda and Pest, hence the name. The 1849 Chain Bridge, divided by the mighty Danube, connects the two districts. Hilly Buda has a medieval heart and is more peaceful than Pest. Pest is bigger, brasher, and busier. The two distinct areas were separate cities until 1873, when they joined forces and adjoined Óbuda.

Read also: Underrated Places in the Mediterranean

<p>If you want to see the mighty Matterhorn at least once in a lifetime, Zermatt is where it’s at. Beautiful Bahnhofstrasse is lined with lovely cafes, bars, and boutiques in the center of town. Zermatt is a destination for all seasons, with hiking popular in summer and skiing, curling, and ice skating available during winter.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/most-beautiful-cities-in-europe/">Most Beautiful Cities in Europe</a></p>

Zermatt, Switzerland

If you want to see the mighty Matterhorn at least once in a lifetime, Zermatt is where it’s at. Beautiful Bahnhofstrasse is lined with lovely cafes, bars, and boutiques in the center of town. Zermatt is a destination for all seasons, with hiking popular in summer and skiing, curling, and ice skating available during winter.

Read also: Most Beautiful Cities in Europe

<p>Munich’s annual Oktoberfest is world-famous and a must for the bucket list of anyone into beer. But there’s more to discover, too. As the capital of Bavaria, Munich features ancient buildings, historic beer halls, a lovely old town, and some very fine museums. </p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-castles/">Historic Castles in Europe</a></p>

Munich, Germany

Munich’s annual Oktoberfest is world-famous and a must for the bucket list of anyone into beer. But there’s more to discover, too. As the capital of Bavaria, Munich features ancient buildings, historic beer halls, a lovely old town, and some very fine museums.

Bruges, Belgium

If you visit only one city in the small country of Belgium – as many people do – then best make it Bruges. You can find fairytale views around every corner, including medieval buildings and cobbled streets. The canals and city squares are charming, so don’t miss the chance to visit at least one Belgian chocolatier.

Read also: European Cities With Great Cultural Heritage

<p>The compact Estonian capital is like something from a fairytale. Wandering the streets of the old town is delightful, and it’s a great place to find local bakeries, cafes, and restaurants specializing in Baltic cuisine. You can even shop for Unicorn horn dust at the oldest pharmacy on the continent.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-cities-with-stunning-architecture/">European Cities With Impressive Architecture</a></p>

Tallinn, Estonia

The compact Estonian capital is like something from a fairytale. Wandering the streets of the old town is delightful, and it’s a great place to find local bakeries, cafes, and restaurants specializing in Baltic cuisine. You can even shop for Unicorn horn dust at the oldest pharmacy on the continent.

Read also: European Cities With Impressive Architecture

<p>Located on both the outer fringes of Europe and the Bosphorus Strait, Istanbul is the ultimate cultural melting pot. Onion domes, calls to prayer, and bustling souks characterize life in this exotic location, where Asia and Europe collide. The fact that there’s nowhere else quite like it makes Istanbul a bucket list must.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/hidden-gems-in-southern-europe/">Hidden Gems of Southern Europe</a></p>

Istanbul, Turkey

Located on both the outer fringes of Europe and the Bosphorus Strait, Istanbul is the ultimate cultural melting pot. Onion domes, calls to prayer, and bustling souks characterize life in this exotic location, where Asia and Europe collide. The fact that there’s nowhere else quite like it makes Istanbul a bucket list must.

Read also: Hidden Gems of Southern Europe

<p>If you’re seeking somewhere special, Vienna in Austria is about as elegant as it gets. This refined city on the banks of the Danube has a timeless feel and is perfect for a romantic break. The local cafes are a highlight. You can also sample a slice of Sachertorte at the hotel where the chocolate cake with apricot filling was invented.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-city-breaks/">Quick City Getaways in Europe</a></p>

Vienna, Austria

If you’re seeking somewhere special, Vienna in Austria is about as elegant as it gets. This refined city on the banks of the Danube has a timeless feel and is perfect for a romantic break. The local cafes are a highlight. You can also sample a slice of Sachertorte at the hotel where the chocolate cake with apricot filling was invented.

Read also: Quick City Getaways in Europe

<p>Like other Scandinavian capitals, Stockholm isn’t a cheap place to visit, but it’s worth stretching the budget to spend at least a weekend here. If you’re into design in any form, you’ll be in seventh heaven here. The charming old town features cobbled streets and warmly-hued homes, and the city is built on 14 islands, with over 50 bridges connecting them. </p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/fairytale-towns-in-europe/">Fairytale Towns in Europe</a></p>

Stockholm, Sweden

Like other Scandinavian capitals, Stockholm isn’t a cheap place to visit, but it’s worth stretching the budget to spend at least a weekend here. If you’re into design in any form, you’ll be in seventh heaven here. The charming old town features cobbled streets and warmly-hued homes, and the city is built on 14 islands, with over 50 bridges connecting them.

Moscow, Russia

Given the current situation in Russia, you might want to save this one for the future. But we simply had to include it, as there’s nowhere on earth like Red Square. This one will require some planning even in stable times due to strict visa requirements, but sights like the Kremlin and St. Basil’s Cathedral make it all worthwhile.

Read also: Underrated Places to Visit in Europe

<p>Pretty Ljubljana is sometimes cited as one of the continent’s most underrated cities. The Slovenian city is compact, charming, and packed with green spaces. A student population and plenty of museums help keep things interesting, whether you’re into socializing with the locals or discovering Slovenian history.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/unique-places-for-your-european-bucket-list/">Unique European Cities To Visit</a></p>

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Pretty Ljubljana is sometimes cited as one of the continent’s most underrated cities. The Slovenian city is compact, charming, and packed with green spaces. A student population and plenty of museums help keep things interesting, whether you’re into socializing with the locals or discovering Slovenian history.

Read also: Unique European Cities To Visit

<p>Along with Rome and Venice, Florence makes up the trio of must-visit Italian cities. It’s all about art and architecture here, plus, of course, delicious food. If you want to take a break between gazing in awe at the incredible paintings, sculptures, and buildings, head out into the Tuscan countryside for a day or more. </p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-cities-for-solo-travelers/">Perfect European Destinations for Solo Travelers</a></p>

Florence, Italy

Along with Rome and Venice, Florence makes up the trio of must-visit Italian cities. It’s all about art and architecture here, plus, of course, delicious food. If you want to take a break between gazing in awe at the incredible paintings, sculptures, and buildings, head out into the Tuscan countryside for a day or more.

Read also: Perfect European Destinations for Solo Travelers

<p>Berlin is one for war historians, with landmarks like the Berlin Wall, Brandenburg Gate, and the Holocaust Memorial telling tales of the city’s troubled past. The German capital is rich in arts and culture and offers a dynamic nightlife and dining scene. It’s a great destination for those on a budget, too, but be warned: a weekend may not feel long enough. </p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/iconic-places/">Iconic Places in the World</a></p>

Berlin, Germany

As you might expect from its checkered past, the German capital is awash with political history. But it’s also the country’s capital of cool, with thriving arts and alternative scenes. Don’t miss delights such as the Golden Berliner Philharmonie and more obvious spots, like the remains of the Berlin Wall.

Read also: Most Beautiful Cities in the World

<p>If you only head to one other city outside London in the UK, it has to be Edinburgh. The old town and Royal Mile are divided from the Georgian New Town by busy Princes Street, and both districts have so much history, culture, shopping, and dining to offer. You can also head to Leith for fresh air by the water or climb Arthur’s seat for unparalleled city views.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/must-visit-cities-in-the-world/">Must Visit Cities Around the World</a></p>

Edinburgh, UK

If you only head to one other city outside London in the UK, it has to be Edinburgh. The old town and Royal Mile are divided from the Georgian New Town by busy Princes Street, and both districts have so much history, culture, shopping, and dining to offer. You can also head to Leith for fresh air by the water or climb Arthur’s seat for unparalleled city views.

Read also: Must Visit Cities Around the World

<p>This Kefalonia town is a flower-filled Greek delight. It’s enclosed by the azure waters of the Mediterranean on three sides and features a pretty pebble beach. Dipping into the local tavernas for a drink or to enjoy <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/best-traditional-greek-foods-to-try-in-greece/">delicious Greek food</a> is de rigueur, and Venetian-built Assos Castle is also well worth a look. It is also one of the most <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/landmarks-in-greece/">famous landmarks of Greece</a>.</p><p>Read also:</p><ul> <li><a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/best-greek-islands-for-beaches/">Best Greek Islands for Beaches Ranked</a></li> <li><a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/best-time-to-visit-greece-travel-tips-from-a-local/">Best Time to Visit Greece</a></li> <li><a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/day-trips-from-athens/">Best Day Trips from Athens</a></li> </ul>

Stunning Small Towns in Europe to Visit in Your Lifetime

Add these charming European small towns to your bucket list.

Read more: Small Towns in Europe

<p>If you’re seeking cheap breaks, Eastern European cities offer some of the best bargains on the planet! Whether Spain, Greece, and Turkey appeal more, or you’d prefer to head to Bulgaria, Serbia, or Romania, here are the top places to expect to pay low prices. </p>

Best Budget-Friendly European Cities

Stretch your travel budget in these cost-effective European cities .

Read more: Budget-Friendly European Cities

<p>Explore <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-destinations-for-a-romantic-getaway/">Europe’s most romantic spots</a> for a dreamy vacation.</p><ul> <li>Read more: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-destinations-for-a-romantic-getaway/">Romantic Destinations in Europe</a></li> </ul>

Dreamy European Destinations for a Romantic Getaway

Explore Europe’s most romantic spots for a dreamy vacation.

Read more: Romantic Destinations in Europe

<p>The charms of <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/europe/france/">France</a> are no secret, but you might not know that you can visit the country visa-free as an American. France is home to pristine beaches, freshly baked bread, and several historic buildings that are great for foreigners from abroad. Several vibrant orchards are waiting to be explored in Northern France.</p><p class="has-text-align-center has-medium-font-size">Read also: <a href="https://worldwildschooling.com/european-destinations-for-a-romantic-getaway/">Romantic European Destinations</a></p>

European Cities for a Spring Getaway

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The Protesters and the President

Over the past week, thousands of students protesting the war in gaza have been arrested..

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From “New York Times,” I’m Michael Barbaro. This is “The Daily.”

Free, free, Palestine!

Free, free Palestine!

Free, free, free Palestine!

Over the past week, what had begun as a smattering of pro-Palestinian protests on America’s college campuses exploded into a nationwide movement —

United, we’ll never be defeated!

— as students at dozens of universities held demonstrations, set up encampments, and at times seized academic buildings.

[PROTESTERS CLAMORING]:

response, administrators at many of those colleges decided to crack down —

Do not throw things at our officers. We will use chemical munitions that include gas.

— calling in local police to carry out mass detentions and arrests. From Arizona State —

In the name of the state of Arizona, I declare this gathering to be a violation of —

— to the University of Georgia —

— to City College of New York.

[PROTESTERS CHANTING, “BACK OFF”]:

As of Thursday, police had arrested 2,000 students on more than 40 campuses. A situation so startling that President Biden could no longer ignore it.

Look, it’s basically a matter of fairness. It’s a matter of what’s right. There’s the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos.

Today, my colleagues Jonathan Wolfe and Peter Baker on a history-making week. It’s Friday, May 3.

Jonathan, as this tumultuous week on college campuses comes to an end, it feels like the most extraordinary scenes played out on the campus of the University of California Los Angeles, where you have been reporting. What is the story of how that protest started and ultimately became so explosive?

So late last week, pro-Palestinian protesters set up an encampment at the University of California, Los Angeles.

From the river to the sea!

Palestine will be free!

Palestine —

It was right in front of Royce Hall, which I don’t know if you are familiar with UCLA, but it’s a very famous, red brick building. It’s on all the brochures. And there was two things that stood out about this encampment. And the first thing was that they barricaded the encampment.

The encampment, complete with tents and barricades, has been set up in the middle of the Westwood campus. The protesters demand —

They have metal grates. They had wooden pallets. And they separated themselves from the campus.

This is kind of interesting. There are controlling access, as we’ve been talking about. They are trying to control who is allowed in, who is allowed out.

They sort of policed the area. So they only would let people that were part of their community, they said, inside.

I’m a UCLA student. I deserve to go here. We paid tuition. This is our school. And they’re not letting me walk in. Why can’t I go? Will you let me go in?

We’re not engaging with that.

Then you can move. Will you move?

And the second thing that stood out about this camp was that it immediately attracted pro-Israel counterprotesters.

And what did the leadership of UCLA say about all of this, the encampment and these counterprotesters?

So the University of California’s approach was pretty unique. They had a really hands-off approach. And they allowed the pro-Palestinian protesters to set up an encampment. They allowed the counterprotesters to happen. I mean, this is a public university, so anyone who wants to can just enter the campus.

So when do things start to escalate?

So there were definitely fights and scuffles through the weekend. But a turning point was really Sunday —

[SINGING IN HEBREW]:

— when this group called the Israeli American Council, they’re a nonprofit organization, organized a rally on campus. The Israeli American Council has really been against these pro-Palestinian protests. They say that they’re antisemitic. So this nonprofit group sets up a stage with a screen really just a few yards from the pro-Palestinian encampment.

We are grateful that this past Friday, the University of California, stated that they will continue to oppose any calls for boycott and divestment from Israel!

[PROTESTERS CHEERING]

And they host speakers and they held prayers.

Jewish students, you’re not alone! Oh, you’re not alone! We are right here with you! And we’re right here with you in until —

[WORDLESS SINGING]:

And then lots of other people start showing up. And the proximity between protesters and counterprotesters and even some agitators, makes it really clear that something was about to happen.

And what was that? What ended up happening?

On Monday night, a group of about 60 counterprotesters tried to breach the encampment there. And the campus police had to break it up. And things escalated again on Tuesday.

They stormed the barricades and it’s a complete riot.

[PROTESTER SHOUTING]:

Put it down! Put it down! Put it down!

I went to report on what happened just a few hours after it ended.

And I spoke to a lot of protesters. And I met one demonstrator, Marie.

Yeah, my first name is Marie. M-A-R-I-E. Last name, Salem.

And Marie described what happened.

So can you just tell me a little bit about what happened last night?

Last night, we were approached by over a hundred counterprotesters who were very mobilized and ready to break into camp. They proceeded to try to breach our barricades extremely violently.

Marie said it started getting out of hand when counterprotesters started setting off fireworks towards the camp.

They had bear spray. They had Mace. They were throwing wood and spears. Throwing water bottles, continuing fireworks.

So she said that they were terrified. It was just all hands on deck. Everyone was guarding the barricades.

Every time someone experienced the bear spray or Mace or was hit and bleeding, we had some medics in the front line. And then we had people —

And they said that they were just trying to take care of people who were injured.

I mean, at any given moment, there was 5 to 10 people being treated.

So what she described to me sounded more like a battlefield than a college campus.

And it was just a complete terror and complete abandonment of the university, as we also watched private security watch this the entire time on the stairs. And some LAPD were stationed about a football field length back from these counterprotesters, and did not make a single arrest, did not attempt to stop any violence, did not attempt to get in between the two groups. No attempt.

I should say, I spoke to a state authorities and eyewitnesses and they confirmed Marie’s account about what happened that night, both in terms of the violence that took place at the encampment and how law enforcement responded. So in the end, people ended up fighting for hours before the police intervened.

[SOMBER MUSIC]

So in her mind, UCLA’s hands-off approach, which seemed to have prevailed throughout this entire period, ends up being way too hands off in a moment when students were in jeopardy.

That’s right. And so at this point, the protesters in the encampment started preparing for two possibilities. One was that this group of counterprotesters would return and attack them. And the second one was that the police would come and try to break up this encampment.

So they started building up the barricades. They start reinforcing them with wood. And during the day, hundreds of people came and brought them supplies. They brought food.

They brought helmets, goggles, earplugs, saline solution, all sorts of things these people could use to defend themselves. And so they’re really getting ready to burrow in. And in the end, it was the police who came.

[PROTESTERS SHOUTING]:

So Wednesday at 7:00 PM, they made an announcement on top of Royce Hall, which overlooks the encampment —

— administrative criminal actions up to and including arrest. Please leave the area immediately.

And they told people in the encampment that they needed to leave or face arrest.

[DRUM BEATING]: [PROTESTERS CHANTING]

And so as night falls, they put on all this gear that they’ve been collecting, the goggles, the masks and the earplugs, and they wait for the police.

[DRUM BEATING]:

And so the police arrive and station themselves right in front of the encampment. And then at a certain point, they storm the back stairs of the encampment.

[PROTESTERS CHANTING]:

And this is the stairs that the protesters have been using to enter and exit the camp. And they set up a line. And the protesters do this really surprising thing.

The people united!

They open up umbrellas. They have these strobe lights. And they’re flashing them at the police, who just slowly back out of the camp.

[PROTESTERS CHEERING]:

And so at this point, they’re feeling really great. They’re like, we did it. We pushed them out of their camp. And when the cops try to push again on those same set of stairs —

[PROTESTER SHOUTS]:

Hold your ground!

— the protesters organized themselves with all these shields that they had built earlier. And they go and confront them. And so there’s this moment where the police are trying to push up the stairs. And the protesters are literally pushing them back.

Push them back! Push them back!

Push them back!

And at a certain point, dozens of the police officers who were there, basically just turn around and leave.

So how does this eventually come to an end?

So at a certain point, the police push in again. Most of the conflict is centered at the front of these barricades. And the police just start tearing them apart.

[METAL CLANGING]

[CLAMORING]

They removed the front barricade. And in its place is this group of protesters who have linked arms and they’re hanging on to each other. And the police are trying to pull protesters one by one away from this group.

He’s just a student! Back off!

But they’re having a really hard time because there’s so many protesters. And they’re all just hanging on to each other.

We’re moving back now.

So at a certain point, one of the police officers started firing something into the crowd. We don’t exactly know what it was. But it really spooked the protesters.

Stop shooting at kids! Fuck you! Fuck them!

They started falling back. Everyone was really scared. The protesters were yelling, don’t shoot us. And at that point, the police just stormed the camp.

Get back. Get back.

Back up now!

And so after about four hours of this, the police pushed the protesters out of the encampment. They had arrested about 200 protesters. And this was finally over.

And I’m just curious, Jonathan, because you’re standing right there, you are bearing witness to this all, what you were thinking, what your impressions of this were.

I mean, I was stunned. These are mostly teenagers. This is a college campus, an institution of higher learning. And what I saw in front of me looked like a war zone.

[TENSE MUSIC]

The massive barricade, the police coming in with riot gear, and all this violence was happening in front of these red brick buildings that are famous for symbolizing a really open college campus. And everything about it was just totally surreal.

Well, Jonathan, thank you very much. We appreciate it.

Thanks, Michael.

We’ll be right back.

Peter, around 10:00 AM on Thursday morning as the smoke is literally still clearing at the University of California Los Angeles, you get word that President Biden is going to speak.

Right, exactly. It wasn’t on his public schedule. He was about to head to Andrews Air Force base in order to take a trip. And then suddenly, we got the notice that he was going to be addressing the cameras in the Roosevelt Room.

They didn’t tell us what he was going to talk about. But it was pretty clear, I think. Everybody understood that it was going to be about these campus protests, about the growing violence and the clashes with police, and the arrests that the entire country had been watching on TV every night for the past week, and I think that we were watching just that morning with UCLA. And it reached the point where he just had to say something.

And why, in his estimation and those of his advisors, was this the moment that Biden had to say something?

Well, it kind of reached a boiling point. It kind of reached the impression of a national crisis. And you expect to hear your president address it in this kind of a moment, particularly because it’s about his own policy. His policy toward Israel is at the heart of these protests. And he was getting a lot of grief. He was getting a lot of grief from Republicans who were chiding him for not speaking out personally. He hadn’t said anything in about 10 days.

He’s getting a lot of pressure from Democrats, too, who wanted him to come out and be more forceful. It wasn’t enough, in their view, to leave it to his spokespeople to say something. Moderate Democrats felt he needed to come out and take some leadership on this.

And so at the appointed moment, Peter, what does Biden actually say in the Roosevelt Room of the White House?

Good morning.

Before I head to North Carolina, I wanted to speak for a few moments about what’s going on, on our college campuses here.

Well, it comes in the Roosevelt Room and he talks to the camera. And he talks about the two clashing imperatives of American principle.

The first is the right to free speech and for people to peacefully assemble and make their voices heard. The second is the rule of law. Both must be upheld.

One is freedom of speech. The other is the rule of law.

In fact, peaceful protest is in the best tradition of how Americans respond to consequential issues. But, but, neither are we a lawless country.

In other words, what he’s saying is, yes, I support the right of these protesters to come out and object to even my own policy, in effect, is what he’s saying. But it shouldn’t trail into violence.

Destroying property is not a peaceful protest. It’s against the law. Vandalism, trespassing, breaking windows, shutting down campuses —

It shouldn’t trail into taking over buildings and obstructing students from going to class or canceling their graduations.

Threatening people, intimidating people, instilling fear in people is not peaceful protest. It’s against the law.

And he leans very heavily into this idea that what he’s seeing these days goes beyond the line.

I understand people have strong feelings and deep convictions. In America, we respect the right and protect the right for them to express that. But it doesn’t mean anything goes.

It has crossed into harassment and expressions of hate in a way that goes against the national character.

As president, I will always defend free speech. And I will always be just as strong and standing up for the rule of law. That’s my responsibility to you, the American people, and my obligation to the Constitution. Thank you very much.

Right, as I watched the speech, I heard his overriding message to basically be, I, the president of the United States, am drawing a line. These protests and counterprotests, the seizing and defacing of campus buildings, class disruption, all of it, name calling, it’s getting out of hand. That there’s a right way to do this. And what I’m seeing is the wrong way to do it and it has to stop.

That’s exactly right. And as he’s wrapping up, reporters, of course, ask questions. And the first question is —

Mr. President, have the protests forced you to reconsider any of the policies with regard to the region?

— will this change your policy toward the war in Gaza? Which, of course, is exactly what the protesters want. That’s the point.

And he basically says —

— no. Just one word, no.

Right. And that felt kind of important, as brief and fleeting as it was, because at the end of the day, what he’s saying to these protesters is, I’m not going to do what you want. And basically, your protests are never going to work. I’m not going to change the US’s involvement in this war.

Yeah, that’s exactly right. He is saying, I’m not going to be swayed by angry people in the streets. I’m going to do what I think is right when it comes to foreign policy. Now, what he thinks is that they’re not giving him enough credit for trying to achieve what they want, which is an end of the war.

He has been pressuring Israel and Hamas to come to a deal for a ceasefire that will, hopefully, in his view, would then lead to a more enduring end of hostilities. But, of course, this deal hasn’t gone anywhere. Hamas, in particular, seems to be resisting it. And so the president is left with a policy of arming Israel without having found a way yet to stop the war.

Right. I wonder, though, Peter, if we’re being honest, don’t these protests, despite what Biden is saying there, inevitably exert a kind of power over him? Becoming one of many pressures, but a pressure nonetheless that does influence how he thinks about these moments. I mean, here he is at the White House devoting an entire conversation to the nation to these campus protests.

Well, look, he knows this feeds into the political environment in which he’s running for re-election, in which he basically has people who otherwise might be his supporters on the left disenchanted with him. And he knows that there’s a cost to be paid. And that certainly, obviously, is in his head as he’s thinking about what to do.

But I think his view of the war is changing by the day for all sorts of reasons. And most of them having to do with realities on the ground. He has decided that Israel has gone far enough, if not too far, in the way it has conducted this operation in Gaza.

He is upset about the humanitarian crisis there. And he’s looking for a way to wrap all this up into a move that would move to peacemaking, beginning to get the region to a different stage, maybe have a deal with the Saudis to normalize relations with Israel in exchange for some sort of a two-state solution that would eventually resolve the Palestinian issue at its core.

So I think it’s probably fair to say that the protests won’t move him in an immediate kind of sense. But they obviously play into the larger zeitgeist of the moment. And I also think it’s important to know who Joe Biden is at heart.

Explain that.

He’s not drawn to activism. He was around in 1968, the last time we saw this major conflagration at Columbia University, for instance. At the time, Joe Biden was a law student in Syracuse, about 250 miles away. And he was an institutionalist even then.

He was just focused on his studies. He was about to graduate. He was thinking about the law career. And he didn’t really have much of an affinity, I think, for his fellow students of that era, for their activist way of looking at things.

He tells a story in his memoir about walking down a street in Syracuse one day to go to the pizza shop with some friends. And they walk by the administration building. And they see people hanging out of the windows. They’re hanging SDS banners. That’s the Students for a Democratic Society, which was one of the big activist groups of the era.

And he says, they were taking over the building. And we looked up and said, look at those assholes. That’s how far apart from the antiwar movement I was. That’s him writing in his memoir.

So to a young Joe Biden, those who devote their time and their energy to protesting the war are, I don’t need to repeat the word twice, but they’re losers. They’re not worth his time.

Well, I think it’s the tactics they’re using more than the goals that he disagreed with. He would tell you he disagreed with the Vietnam War. He was for civil rights. But he thought that taking over a building was performative, was all about getting attention, and that there was a better way, in his view, to do it.

He was somebody who wanted to work inside the system. He said in an interview quite a few years back, he says, look, I was wearing sports coats in that era. He saw himself becoming part of the system, not somebody trying to tear it down.

And so how should we think about that Joe Biden, when we think about this Joe Biden? I mean, the Joe Biden who, as a young man, looked upon antiwar protesters with disdain and the one who is now president and his very own policies have inspired such ferocious campus protests?

Yeah, that Joe Biden, the 1968 Joe Biden, he could just throw on a sports coat, go to the pizza shop with his friends, make fun of the activists and call them names, and then that’s it. They didn’t have to affect his life. But that’s not what 2024 Joe Biden can do.

Now, wherever he goes, he’s dogged by this. He goes to speeches and people are shouting at him, Genocide Joe! Genocide Joe! He is the target of the same kind of a movement that he disdained in 1968. And so as much as he would like to ignore it or move on or focus on other things, I think this has become a defining image of his year and one of the defining images, perhaps, of his presidency. And 2024 Joe Biden can’t simply ignore it.

Well, Peter, thank you very much. We appreciate it.

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Over the past week, students at dozens of universities held demonstrations, set up encampments and, at times, seized academic buildings. In response, administrators at many of those colleges decided to crack down and called in the local police to detain and arrest demonstrators.

As of Thursday, the police had arrested 2,000 people across more than 40 campuses, a situation so startling that President Biden could no longer ignore it.

Jonathan Wolfe, who has been covering the student protests for The Times, and Peter Baker, the chief White House correspondent, discuss the history-making week.

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As crews cleared the remnants of an encampment at U.C.L.A., students and faculty members wondered how the university could have handled protests over the war in Gaza so badly .

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In 2008, during the last month of summer before high school begins, an impressionable 13-year-old Taiwanese American boy learns what his family can't teach him: how to skate, how to flirt, a... Read all In 2008, during the last month of summer before high school begins, an impressionable 13-year-old Taiwanese American boy learns what his family can't teach him: how to skate, how to flirt, and how to love your mom. In 2008, during the last month of summer before high school begins, an impressionable 13-year-old Taiwanese American boy learns what his family can't teach him: how to skate, how to flirt, and how to love your mom.

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The bodies, which were not publicly identified, were in the same area where Carter Rhoad and Australians Jake and Callum Robinson were reported missing.

Three bodies were found in Baja California, Mexico, during a search for three missing men, including one American, the state’s top prosecutor’s office announced Friday.

The statement from the office of the attorney general of Baja California did not say whether the three bodies had been identified as those of the missing men, but it added: “This was done as part of the search for two Australians and one American reported missing.”

The office said on its website that an arrest warrant had been issued for the crime of forced disappearance and that three people were being investigated.

Carter Rhoad of San Diego and Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson, identified by local outlets, had not been heard from since April 27 while on a surfing vacation. Debra Robinson, Jake and Callum’s mother, posted in a Facebook group Wednesday asking whether anyone had seen her sons, noting that she hadn’t heard from them since April 27. She said they had not showed up to an Airbnb reservation.

“Callum is a type one diabetic so there is also a medical concern,” she wrote with a picture that said, “this is a very dire situation.”

She and the men’s father planned to come to North America, Australian outlet 7 News reported Friday.

“Surfing is a passion they both share,” the parents told 7 News in a statement. “Our only comfort right now is that they were together doing something they passionately love.”

Authorities had found the truck the men had been driving, their tents and one of their cellphones. The truck had been burned.

The FBI, which is assisting with the investigation, said in an unsigned statement that the bodies were found in Santo Tomás, a town about a two-hour drive from the U.S.-Mexico border. Photos from the scene show rescuers working in a waterhole on cliffs near the water as Mexican marines and national guard members stand by.

The FBI said it was in contact with the family of the U.S. citizen, though it did not name Rhoad.

“We are steadfast with our international law enforcement partners in finding answers,” the FBI’s San Diego field office said in the statement Friday.

An unsigned email from the State Department said American authorities were “aware of those reports” and are monitoring the situation but had no further comment. The State Department’s website urges Americans to reconsider travel to Baja California state because of crime and kidnapping; the Australian government advises travelers to “exercise a high degree of caution” because of violence in Mexico.

Last year, four Americans were kidnapped in northern Mexico outside Brownsville, Tex., in a case that sharpened the U.S. focus on insecurity across the border, where armed groups operate just across the Rio Grande. Two were found dead , while two survived and later recounted the violent kidnapping.

At the time, The Washington Post reported that 550 more Americans were missing in Mexico, underscoring a crisis of violence and government dysfunction that had left at least 112,150 people missing as of March 2023.

A visit from ‘Papa Yaz’ and a home run makes for a memorable day for Giants OF Mike Yastrzemski

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May 2, 2024, 5:47 PM

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BOSTON (AP) — A visit from “Papa Yaz” before the game and a home run during it made for a memorable afternoon for Giants outfielder Mike Yastrzemski.

The grandson of Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski hit a solo homer to right field — not far from where the former Boston outfielder’s retired No. 8 is hanging from the façade — to help San Francisco beat the Red Sox 3-1 on Thursday.

“I’m looking around, and I have my greatest childhood memories here,” said Mike Yastrzemski, who also homered five years ago in his only other visit to the ballpark where his grandfather played 23 seasons.

“The first one was like, super crazy, where I actually couldn’t believe that happened,” he said. “It was a little bit more normal this week, and I actually got to enjoy it while I was here rather than reflecting on it and being like, ‘Man, that was really cool.’”

Yastrzemski, 33, has three home runs this season and 90 in his six-year career, all with the Giants. This one cleared the short wall in front of the Red Sox bullpen in the third inning of a scoreless, hitless game to give San Francisco a 1-0 lead.

Giants manager Bob Melvin thanked “the baseball gods.”

“Got a smile out of me,” said the former major league catcher, who spent one of his 10 major league seasons in Boston and was not quite six when Carl Yastrzemski won the AL Triple Crown and led the “Impossible Dream” Red Sox to the pennant in 1967. “I was just awestruck. So I didn’t have a ton to say to him. … There are some cool days in baseball, and I’ve had a lot of them. This was one of them.”

Mike Yastrzemski says he sees his grandfather a couple of times a year. He will sometimes ask the three-time batting champion and ’67 AL MVP for hitting advice, but the man he calls “Papa Yaz” will more often talk about family.

“One of the things that he’s done incredibly well as a grandfather is letting me have my career,” Mike said. “He’ll pick up the phone when I call, and if I ask him questions, he’ll answer. But he’s never forcing anything on me. He’s never suggesting anything. He’s always told me, ‘When in doubt, talk to your hitting coaches.’”

On Thursday, Mike said, they didn’t talk about hitting at all. The elder Yaz asked how he was physically, and it was “just good to see him,” Mike said.

“It was fun to just have him around for a minute,” he said.

And then the 84-year-old Hall of Famer split, without sticking around for the game.

“I think he left the car running when he was in here,” Mike said with a smile. “But that’s normal. He’s quick to the point.”

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