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Erasmus places

  • Peñón del Cuervo

    The Peñón del Cuervo beach takes its name from the rock which is situated in the sea (which is indeed called Peñón del Cuervo), and it's about six kilometres from the centre of Malaga, just after the beach El Palo. It's a tranquil place and away from the...

    0 , in What to see Malaga, 4 years ago
  • Chocolate Amatller

    One of the main attractions in Barcelona is the Casa Batlló, on the famous Paseo de Gracia. Next door is another building of lesser fame but no less important, called Casa Amatller. This building was built around 1900 and was the work of a famous Spanish architect, a...

    0 , in Cafe, cocktail, beer Barcelona, 4 years ago
  • Bagel Corner

    Bagel Corner You don't know what to eat in Place de la Comédie? I would propose you to eat some Bagel at Bagel Corner. I've been there twice sine I am in Montpellier. It is opposite Place de la Comédie. It's a delicious meal and they provide good service. It's quite...

    0 , in Where to eat Montpellier, 4 years ago
  • Bagel Corner

    Bagel Corner You don't know what to eat in Place de la Comédie? I would propose you to eat some Bagel at Bagel Corner. I've been there twice sine I am in Montpellier. It is opposite Place de la Comédie. It's a delicious meal and they provide good service. It's quite...

    0 , in Where to eat Montpellier, 4 years ago
  • Piano Lessons London by WKMT

    This is a great place to keep your musical shape.You can take piano lessons without a minimum number and paying as you prefer. They offer practice rooms, as well as recording rooms.If you are looking for a place to keep your music practice going, it is woth considering...

    0 , in What to do London, 4 years ago
  • Valentino Park

    Valentine's Park is a beautiful historical park with big gardens where you can play with your kids, or you can read a book in peace, or you can walk with your dog.There are two gardens with a lot of flowers like roses and wisteria. During summer time you can have a...

    0 , in What to see Turin, 4 years ago
  • Lello & Irmão bookshop

    Right in the heart of Porto is one of the oldest bookshops in Portugal: the Lello & Irmão bookshop. Not far from the Largo do Carmo square, along a tree-lined street leading to the Clérigos Church, Lello & Irmão is found in an elegant building, dating from the early...

    0 , in What to see Porto, 4 years ago
  • Christmas Market

    Strasbourg is known as the capital's Christmas Market. Every year, from 24th November to 25th December Strasbourg is lightened and liven up. There is a giant Christmas tree erected in the heart of Place Kruger, one of the main squares in the town. The Christmas tree is...

    0 , in What to see Strasbourg, 4 years ago
  • Cactus Café

    Cactus Café is a very friendly coffee shop in the district of Lyon Old Town, close to Saint Paul station. It is easily accessible by public transport, you can take the metro Line D and get off at Vieux Lyon or take the Line A and get off at Hôtel de Ville (then you...

    0 , in Cafe, cocktail, beer Lyon, 4 years ago
  • Holmenkollen

    When you get there you probably won't have a clue what they're telling you about, but when you leave you'll definitely tell everybody you know about it. I'm talking about Holmenkollen, my dear Erasmusites, an absolute must-see for when you're in Oslo. Holmenkollen is a...

    0 , in What to see Oslo, 4 years ago
  • Dead Chicken Alley

    In this experience post I'm going to tell you about one of the loveliest and most storied places in Berlin: Dead Chicken Alley. The alley is located at 39 Rosenthaler Str. , which is about a 15-minute walk from the famous Alexanderplatz. It might not seem all that hard...

    0 , in What to see Berlin, 4 years ago
  • At the Petit Café Rose

    This coffee shop is in the corner of rue Chevreul and rue de Marseille, two steps from the university (by the campus on the quays), so you can't miss it: indeed, as indicated by its name, it stands out from the greyness of the surrounding buildings as it's pink, a well...

    0 , in Cafe, cocktail, beer Lyon, 4 years ago
  • Westin Hotel, Lima: InSitu bar

    Hi everyone! Today I want to tell you about a charming bar in Lima that I worked in on the front desk from when it opened. To see on Facebook that my friends in Peru still go there makes me feel really nostalgic. You can find the bar within the Westin Lima Hotel and...

    0 , in Cafe, cocktail, beer Lima, 4 years ago
  • Ruta de las fortalezas. (race)

    FOR THE MOST DARING ERASMUS STUDENTS 53 kilometres and lots of mountains to climb. In this individual competition of Trail running, you will overcome all your limits, that being physical but also mental. Also, you will enjoy a spectacular view of Cartagena (the host...

    0 , in What to do Murcia, 4 years ago
  • Green Coimbra

    Inside the Coimbra Shopping, There is a large shopping centre in Coimbra, on the second floor, there is a restaurant specializing in vegan cuisine, gluten free and lactose free. This restaurant offers three types of menus: vegan, gluten free (also lactose free) and an...

    0 , in Where to eat Coimbra, 4 years ago
  • Lipscani - Old town

    What is called here the "Old Town", as its name suggests in English, the old city of Bucharest. There are 4 to 5 streets full of cafes, bars and clubs! Until 5 years ago, this part of the city did not have any coffee! (So I can't tell you where the students were going...

    0 , in Cafe, cocktail, beer Bucharest, 4 years ago
  • Lipscani - Old town

    What is called here the "Old Town", as its name suggests in English, the old city of Bucharest. There are 4 to 5 streets full of cafes, bars and clubs! Until 5 years ago, this part of the city did not have any coffee! (So I can't tell you where the students were going...

    0 , in Cafe, cocktail, beer Bucharest, 4 years ago
  • Le parc de la Tête d'or

    Lyon is a wonderful city with lots of parks and green spaces. The biggest park in the city is the Parque de la Tête d'Or (in English: the Golden Head Park). At almost 120 hectares in size, it's one of the largest parks in France. There, you can take a walk through the...

    0 , in What to see Lyon, 4 years ago
  • The thermal springs of Bucharest

    If you're going to visit Romania, more specifically Bucharest, you have to make an obligatory stop at the thermal springs. They say that in Bucharest one has one of the best Erasmus experiences and this makes sense due to the the fact that the thermal pools are there....

    0 , in What to do Bucharest, 4 years ago
  • Caminito del Rey

    Warning: If you suffer from vertigo, don't look at the photos! Jokes aside... The Caminito del Rey is considered by many as quite dangerous and there are many legends about the loss of some hikers who attempted it. From my experience I can confirm that it isn't as...

    0 , in What to do Malaga, 4 years ago

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