An unforgettable year!
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Rocío Saavedra Requena
— 13 years ago
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Campobasso,
Italy
I've been in Campobasso for a year... I think that I'm not really objective in order to evaluate it. I can tell you that I've had a good time there, but it depends on what you want... Prices are similar to the Spanish ones, although somethings are more expensive. If you want to rent a house, check that the gas is included because it's very cold in winter, and it snows. I liked it because there are many ski resorts to ski or to go snowboarding... I've been there many times, and I've learnt a lot about it. After winter, the heat comes, and I mean “heat”. Between the winter and the summer, the weather changes... Some weeks it rains, etc. In the university I was, it was easy to pass the exams! I'm studying physical education if it can help you.
What can be said about food? You'll learn to cook pasta anyway, and the truth is that you eat well there. I love the “parmegiana”.
The city is small and there are not many people living there. If you go out to a party, and you do something unusual, soon you'll be known by half Campobasoo. At the university there are many students that come from the nearby cities. There isn't too much party because there aren't many places to go to, but, if you want, you can go out everyday, althoulgh maybe there will be nobody. It depens on the weather. When it's hot people go out.
Transport is good. Taxis aren't like in Spain. They only work during the day..
There are two commercial centres, but they aren't very big. However you'll find there everything you need. In the city, the most interesting things you can see are the castle and the church. That is in the old part of town, and the corso is a pedestrian street with some squares.
In the surronding areas, there are a lot of things that you can do. In the mountains you can practice ski during winter, snow motorbike, and during summer you can go rambling through landscapes, waterfalls, etc!!
I hope that this information will be useful for you!! byee!
What can be said about food? You'll learn to cook pasta anyway, and the truth is that you eat well there. I love the “parmegiana”.
The city is small and there are not many people living there. If you go out to a party, and you do something unusual, soon you'll be known by half Campobasoo. At the university there are many students that come from the nearby cities. There isn't too much party because there aren't many places to go to, but, if you want, you can go out everyday, althoulgh maybe there will be nobody. It depens on the weather. When it's hot people go out.
Transport is good. Taxis aren't like in Spain. They only work during the day..
There are two commercial centres, but they aren't very big. However you'll find there everything you need. In the city, the most interesting things you can see are the castle and the church. That is in the old part of town, and the corso is a pedestrian street with some squares.
In the surronding areas, there are a lot of things that you can do. In the mountains you can practice ski during winter, snow motorbike, and during summer you can go rambling through landscapes, waterfalls, etc!!
I hope that this information will be useful for you!! byee!
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- Español: una año inolvidable!
- Français: Une année inoubliable!
- Italiano: Un anno indimenticabile!
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