Erasmus blog Melbourne
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Family Reunion in Melbourne
I knew since before I left for Vietnam that I would be able to see my mum, brother, John and sister, Kirsty again. All together in Melbourne for my cousin, Andrea’s, wedding. It came at the perfect time, just one week and a half after Tet so I only had to endure a few...
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Top Eats
Melbourne is known as Australia's culture capital and boasts some of the best cuisine, possibly in the world. While some of it comes with a hefty price tag ('Top 50 Restaurants in the World's Attica to name just one) you're bound to find some quality eats for student...
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Concluding...
The exchange programme not only quenched my thirst for travel, but has been an eye-opener in so many different ways. I know I returned as a strong, mature and enlightened individual. Throughout my exchange I have gone through the most challenging and most rewarding...
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The Famous Melbourne Tram
I remembered being very astonished by the quite frankly dangerous and confusing tram system. During my first days in Melbourne I often found walking to be the faster method of commuting in the city centre (also known as the central business district or in short CBD)....
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A New Experience
Before arriving in Melbourne, I could not imagine what awaited me Down Under. I had pictured kangaroos hopping past my campsite in the outback, while somewhere in the distance Crocodile Dundee wrestled a fake crocodile and Nicole and Hugh made love by their campfire....
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Why Melbourne?
I have always been interested in traveling and exploring different cultures. I guess I am a truly consumed by wanderlust. I was born in Munich, Germany, raised in a very international environment, and moved to Edinburgh alone when I was only 18 years old. Once I reached...
0 0 , 8 years ago
