Erasmus blog Padua
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5 reasons to visit Padua
Today I want to talk to you about my "hometown", or at least the place I have lived for most of my life: Padua. Padua is a small, beautiful city that is absolutely worth visiting. It is a small city in the Veneto region, close to other Italian cities which are just as...
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Monselice
Today I would like to talk to you about Monselice, my hometown. Monselice is a small village of about 18000 residents in the province of Padova. I don't even know where to start because there are so many and so few things to say. Let's start with WHY IS IT CALLED...
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New beginnings
This time I will guide you, as I do to myself, to a new experience in this beautiful city of Padova. It's all about discovering new routes, new buildings, new people, and new you! Yesterday I had the pleasure to walk among all those beautiful palaces and I enjoyed -...
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Padua: from A to Z
Hello to each and everyone one of you readers, I hope the summer of 2017 is treating you well. In the following post I want to give you more details about the places I have been getting to know when I visit the city known as "Padova", or Padua, almost all of the...
0 0 , 6 years ago -
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Delayed Response!
Hello! I have not updated the blog since February, and it's not because things haven't happened, it's because I don't have the time to write down everything I want to say! I have seen that many of you are writing to me asking me questions, now is the time; ) Write all...
0 0 , 6 years ago -
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Darling Future Erasmus...
He just quoted Nerea from # erasmussinmaletas:Why Birmingham? , and I already explained the Perché Padova, but what I did not say was eat Padova. One of the fears of the Erasmus is, surely, the language. In my school, you can see clearly that in the list of Erasmus...
0 0 , 7 years ago -
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Padova and Ferrara
My parents came to visit me on Erasmus and decided that they want to travel with me. Since we all have already been to cities like Verona, Florence and Venice we agreed that now we should visit a not so touristic place. The plan was to go to Padua (or Padova in...
0 0 , 7 years ago -
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The starting point!
Hi! Welcome to my blog. This post will be mainly about my choice regarding the receiving Country, and the reasons why. Let's start! I am André, a portuguese management student who loves to travel and discover new Countries. One day, a friend of mine, told me all his...
0 0 , 7 years ago -
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You in London, me in Padua
Since I've been living in Padua, I've learned that distance isn't measured in kilometres, but instead in hours spent travelling and how much you want to see each other. My story in this city started a bit like the title of the film*: ready to start an incredible year,...
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Love Shopping? Come To Padova
I am a self-confessed shopaholic. I've managed to reign it in on my year abroad, as I'm not working, so I can't treat myself as much as I'd like. Still, whilst I'm in Padova, even if it's just window shopping, I love strolling up and down, like the locals, and browsing...
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Why if you're an English student, you'll come to love studying in Padova
Source When I first decided on my year abroad destinations for Italy, there was only one place that stood out to me. Bologna! I knew Bologna was a great location, there was a large student population, and luckily for me, my Italian family live a mere hour and a half...
0 0 , 8 years ago
