By Kathleen Watz Portugal and Spain are two beautiful countries that should be on everyone’s bucket lists. From the picturesque beaches to the lively cities these countries have so much to offer the people that visit. Here are why you should visit these 2 eclectic countries: La Rambla La Rambla is a lively and famous...Read More
By Yasi Agah It’s almost beach season, so many places to go and so many tan lines to be made. But how do you know which destination to choose? Take this quiz to see which destination will fit perfectly into your spring and summer. [interact id=”5c78d59fcecf9a00148895f5″ type=”quiz”] Need more travel tips? Enter your...Read More
By Madison Krigbaum / Originally posted on Brokewildandtraveling.com Can you guess the single most exciting thing for a 20-year-old American college girl moving to Europe? You guessed it. The drinking age. Not that all my interests revolved around hitting the booze, but it definitely was an added bonus. Growing up in a country that allows...Read More
By Samantha Jacobs It’s almost spring break, and you’re in Europe. You have a whole new continent and 10 days to explore it. Now what? You flip open your laptop and start assessing your options. It doesn’t take long to realize that the number of possibilities before you are infinite, but your budget—yeah, not so...Read More
Most-visited, best-known, loved, cherished, a place to call home, all things used to describe Barcelona. It would take hours to go over everything that’s great about this Catalonian city but instead, we’ve narrowed down a list of some of the best things that make Barcelona the city of dreams: The Art & Architecture Antonio Gaudi’s...Read More
Calling all music lovers and festival enthusiasts studying abroad this semester! The time has finally come to forget your inhibitions and immerse yourselves in the good vibes of Barcelona’s Abroadfest. Whether this will be your first experience with a music festival or you’re already a festival pro, remember: you’re in Europe this time! To get...Read More
By: Austin Davis It was my first trip to Conad living in Italy. (Newbie mistake number one – I didn’t even bring my own bag). I wandered into the vegetable section and scanned the colorful bins in search of the one food I ate on a daily basis back in the States: sweet potatoes. Not...Read More
To fall break or not to fall break? That is the question. Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer, planning a ten day trip alone, or to take arms against a sea of planning troubles, and by opposing, end them. This excerpt from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, truly raises a question of deep thought. Leaves are...Read More
