The worst thing about Munich
City life . Culture . Food . Society . Student life . TravelThe worst thing about Munich is the thought of leaving it. It’s been 5 months since I’ve been here, I’ve got to know everything. I made new friends, learned a few things from my courses, and even learned some German.I got here at the end of September. I had a week to settle in, and then the terror massacre on October 7th
Cheers to Munich: A chapter concludes, another unfolds
Authors . City life . Society . Student lifeHello there! Time flies, and I find myself writing my final post here with a mix of nostalgia and excitement. The journey from familiar Zurich to the vibrant corners of Munich has been a true rollercoaster. Let’s rewind a bit. When I first mentioned that Munich would be my exchange destination, many doubted it because
A semester in Munich soon to be forgotten
Student life . TravelSo, somehow six months in Munich have now passed and I’m about to pack my bags and head back home. But packing everything up has proved to be difficult, as I’m apparently really bad at goodbyes. Although, I’m happy to realize that my bags are now filled to the brim. I’m not talking about beer
Leaving my heart in Munich
Authors . Student life . TravelI scroll through my camera roll and I jump into the first picture I took when arriving in Munich. It shows a beautiful sunset and I remember being in the car with my parents and my suitcases full of happiness, expectations, desires and fears. Spending a semester here was a big step through the path
Munich experiences, the best erasmus semester one could ask
Authors . Night life . Student life . TravelDear Munich, As the winter semester is coming to an end, it is time to say goodbye. I have never been good to say goodbye, but I am sure this won’t be the last time I’ll experience this city. During the last months I discovered a part of myself that I did know about. Since
Finding home and leaving it
Student life . TravelHello for one last time, and welcome to a very soppy and nostalgic post (sorry for that). First arriving here, I really did not know what to expect from the incoming months and this city. It was pretty stressful, having to settle in a new home, still having issues with class registration and trying to
Cheers to Memories and a Heartfelt Auf Wiedersehen: My Munich Adventure Comes to an End
Authors . Student life . TravelAs the the breath of the end hovers above my winter semester at LMU University in Munich, I can’t help but reflect on the incredible journey that unfolded over the past few months. From embracing the vibrant international atmosphere to discovering hidden corners of the city, my Erasmus+ experience has been nothing but exciting. However,
This is not a farewell, just a goodbye!
Authors . City life . Excursions . Student lifeDear Munich, This experience started with a letter, so it should also end with another! The moment of saying goodbye is always the most difficult when you have spent one of the most beautiful periods of your life! So much has happened during these months: I met new people, made very special friends and had
Munich Diaries: From First Impressions to Lasting Memories
Authors . City life . Student life . TravelI can’t start this post with any expression different to: “Wow”. It’s going to be really difficult to talk about this experience and put in words all the feelings. experiences and people. I think the best form to start this post is talking about this city: Munich. I remember the first time I set foot
May we all have the courage to choose our own paths—a brief interview with Zoey
Authors . Student lifeZoey is a girl from China, currently in her second year of undergraduate studies at the IFKW. She has spent over two years in Germany. We first met in one of our major courses, and we knew each other better as our hometown is close. In a brief conversation, I learned that after studying in