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,
Pünktlich?!?!
Society . TravelYou could say a train that will not ride at all, is at least not late. The Germans will probably not laugh at this statement. Strike after strike, after strike, after strike. It feels like a never ending story. And they are already very unhappy with their, never in time arriving, trains. So let’s have
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
“Erasmus Adventures in Munich: A Life Transformed by Travel”
Travel . UncategorizedWelcome to this exclusive interview with a remarkable 21-year-old Spanish student, currently immersed in the fascinating world of Erasmus in the vibrant city of Munich, Germany. Meet Ariadna Leal, an adventurous soul whose true passion and favorite hobby is exploring the world through travel. In her mere 21 years of life, she’s been fortunate enough
✈️ From Hong Kong to Italy 🍝
Food . TravelInterviewer: Sua JungInterviewee: Selina Chong As I embarked on my exchange journey in Munich, l was able to form meaningful connections with individuals from around the globe. Among them were my Italian friends, who shared their language and culture with me and ignited a profound fascination for their homeland, Italy. Recently, one of my dearest
Prost, Munich !
TravelI’m Julie, a french student in Erasmus here for a year. For my last year of bachelor, I wanted to go abroad to change my habits in a different culture. I have been here for about a month now, and all the doubts I had coming here and leaving everything I knew are already gone.
Nice to meet you!!❤
Student life . TravelHi!! 🙂 My name is Yining Lu, and my English name is Crystal. I come from China. My home university is Zhejiang university, which located in the Zhejiang province, the southeastern of China. Actually, before I come Germany, I knew almost nothing about it. So I think it is a beautiful coincidence: I have to
Goodbye Munich! I’ll miss you!
Authors . Student life . Travel . UncategorizedIt has been four months already; I can’t believe I’m returning to Thailand this Sunday. Frankly speaking, I have to admit that Munich and I are in some kind of a hate-love relationship. Sometimes I don’t really like Munich, and I want to go home.I met many people that are not very nice, especially on
Time Flies, But Memories Last Forever!
Authors . Culture . Student life . TravelFrom someone who knows nothing about Germany to someone who has become familiar with this country. I still couldn’t believe it had been four months. It seems like I just got here yesterday in Munich. While writing this farewell post, it is like a film roll in a memory box slowly playing out a story.