A great city
Translated by 
Rocío Saavedra Requena
— 13 years ago
Original text by
Ignacio García Alonso
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Tags: Erasmus experiences Madrid,
Madrid,
Spain
It’s difficult to say something about the city in which you live, but it’s when you’re outside when you realize how much you miss the parties that take place there, its diversity, its noise (bad thing) and, most of all, its people, that are kind and helpful.
You’ll have a great time in Arguelles, Moncloa, Alonso Martínez, Tribunal, Malasaña... It’s all full of different places to go out, and there are always many people there.
The transport is the best thing I’ve ever seen (and I’ve already been in London, Paris and some more place underground). Without any doubt, public transport is great.
What’s the worst thing? Prices are really high and, sometimes, there are many people everywhere xD
Greetings!
You’ll have a great time in Arguelles, Moncloa, Alonso Martínez, Tribunal, Malasaña... It’s all full of different places to go out, and there are always many people there.
The transport is the best thing I’ve ever seen (and I’ve already been in London, Paris and some more place underground). Without any doubt, public transport is great.
What’s the worst thing? Prices are really high and, sometimes, there are many people everywhere xD
Greetings!
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- Español: Una gran ciudad
- Français: Une grande ville
- Italiano: Una gran città
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