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๐ญ๐ทZagrebReal talk
Unfiltered reviews from exchangers who already did it: housing, uni, nightlife and all.
โTake navigante if ur student definitely, if you dont want to wait long process just pay 50โฌ and it will be done in 3 days. Do a meal preps bc it really helps & eat their traditional food, its cheaper than other countries and really yummy, and dont go to pink street its overhyped and not safeโ
โAs a dorm it was nice and quiet clean. It is at a great location. If you're not used to living with someone else in a room and sharing a bathroom with three people it could be quite overwhelming at the beginning. But I believe that for Erasmus projects it's the best place to stay, because there are a lot of international students living there that you can meet and also a lot of croatian students so it's the best of both worlds. It's easier to find friends when you're in a dorm compared to living in an apartment that you rent and it is way less expensive. It was one of my best choices coming to Zagreb to choose exactly this dorm. I got to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends because of my stay there.โ
โThe campus is enormous. I would recommend to go near the Art building where there is the garden, there is a lot of animation and art student who are training, it's really cool. Also near the football pitch you can take a coffee and a cookie or just study in front of the football, basketball... training. Definitely, I recomend the rooftop on Engineering building, it's the best view you can have on Bogota from the University.โ
โSinchon, near Hongdae: lots of bars and clubs. We go as exchange students to have fun after all. For the night life, I recommend Hongdae: it's an international neighborhood, clubs will definitely play music you know (I even saw some clubs having French, Brazilian or Spanish themed parties, with music exclusively from there). If you go in a group, you can even be lucky enough to have some bottles gifted for free, without paying anything. To get back home from club nights, you have 2 main options: Uber, they are pretty cheap and fast, or you wait until the subway re-opens around 5 or 6am.โ
โHOLY MOLY madrid has the best bars and the social life here is amazing!! (im in madrid right now till 10th so i can show u some gems) but there are few famous clubs, like Kapital (it has 7 floors, fitz, fucking monday or great sundays. I recommend to check their websites bcs they put lot of free entry tickets there. For pubs i recommend to go to dubliners (its an Irish pub) and DEFINITELY try cidra in 100 mon!!!โ
โThe student meal system is the best thing that you can get from erasmus in Ljubljana. Make sure you make the most of it! You can literally eat for free!โ
โI wish someone had told me that it's not necessarily as perfect and dreamy as people make it sound. Nobody really talks about the moment when you get off the plane and suddenly you just have to figure everything out yourself: you're in a foreign country, surrounded by people you don't know, and you have to find your way around and build a life from scratch. It's an amazing experience, but there's definitely an adjustment period that I think people should be prepared for.โ
โGood restaurants : Chapinero or zona T To go out : Radio estrella, Octava, Sci, Theatron ( for the experience ; biggest club in LATAM)โ
โregistration in the uni was very simple because they give you a special email and an account to find whatever you want about the campus life and the courses.โ
โcampus was amazing, people are so welcoming, registration was easy but sometimes some mistakes.โ
โI wanted to live in Taipei because Taoyuan is a big city but without club, bar, without touristic attractions... You can live on the campus to have the university experience but it was not my choice. However, I don't recommend it because it was a little bit expensive for the m2. I recommend you the house of my friend : coliving room Taipei on Facebook. You have a lot of apartment of 9 people (less or more), with a French renter.โ
โBest party : Revolution on wedsnday Bingo : Freetime Ski at the skystation Karaoke : Pataassa Going to the national parks to hike Best sauna : lampila close to the ski station Cheaper place to do your groceries : lidl in the center, after prisma and the most expensive : sale, smarket or kmarket To buy some sports things; xxl outdoorsโ
โTake navigante if ur student definitely, if you dont want to wait long process just pay 50โฌ and it will be done in 3 days. Do a meal preps bc it really helps & eat their traditional food, its cheaper than other countries and really yummy, and dont go to pink street its overhyped and not safeโ
โAs a dorm it was nice and quiet clean. It is at a great location. If you're not used to living with someone else in a room and sharing a bathroom with three people it could be quite overwhelming at the beginning. But I believe that for Erasmus projects it's the best place to stay, because there are a lot of international students living there that you can meet and also a lot of croatian students so it's the best of both worlds. It's easier to find friends when you're in a dorm compared to living in an apartment that you rent and it is way less expensive. It was one of my best choices coming to Zagreb to choose exactly this dorm. I got to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends because of my stay there.โ
โThe campus is enormous. I would recommend to go near the Art building where there is the garden, there is a lot of animation and art student who are training, it's really cool. Also near the football pitch you can take a coffee and a cookie or just study in front of the football, basketball... training. Definitely, I recomend the rooftop on Engineering building, it's the best view you can have on Bogota from the University.โ
โSinchon, near Hongdae: lots of bars and clubs. We go as exchange students to have fun after all. For the night life, I recommend Hongdae: it's an international neighborhood, clubs will definitely play music you know (I even saw some clubs having French, Brazilian or Spanish themed parties, with music exclusively from there). If you go in a group, you can even be lucky enough to have some bottles gifted for free, without paying anything. To get back home from club nights, you have 2 main options: Uber, they are pretty cheap and fast, or you wait until the subway re-opens around 5 or 6am.โ
โHOLY MOLY madrid has the best bars and the social life here is amazing!! (im in madrid right now till 10th so i can show u some gems) but there are few famous clubs, like Kapital (it has 7 floors, fitz, fucking monday or great sundays. I recommend to check their websites bcs they put lot of free entry tickets there. For pubs i recommend to go to dubliners (its an Irish pub) and DEFINITELY try cidra in 100 mon!!!โ
โThe student meal system is the best thing that you can get from erasmus in Ljubljana. Make sure you make the most of it! You can literally eat for free!โ
โI wish someone had told me that it's not necessarily as perfect and dreamy as people make it sound. Nobody really talks about the moment when you get off the plane and suddenly you just have to figure everything out yourself: you're in a foreign country, surrounded by people you don't know, and you have to find your way around and build a life from scratch. It's an amazing experience, but there's definitely an adjustment period that I think people should be prepared for.โ
โGood restaurants : Chapinero or zona T To go out : Radio estrella, Octava, Sci, Theatron ( for the experience ; biggest club in LATAM)โ
โregistration in the uni was very simple because they give you a special email and an account to find whatever you want about the campus life and the courses.โ
โcampus was amazing, people are so welcoming, registration was easy but sometimes some mistakes.โ
โI wanted to live in Taipei because Taoyuan is a big city but without club, bar, without touristic attractions... You can live on the campus to have the university experience but it was not my choice. However, I don't recommend it because it was a little bit expensive for the m2. I recommend you the house of my friend : coliving room Taipei on Facebook. You have a lot of apartment of 9 people (less or more), with a French renter.โ
โBest party : Revolution on wedsnday Bingo : Freetime Ski at the skystation Karaoke : Pataassa Going to the national parks to hike Best sauna : lampila close to the ski station Cheaper place to do your groceries : lidl in the center, after prisma and the most expensive : sale, smarket or kmarket To buy some sports things; xxl outdoorsโ
โTake navigante if ur student definitely, if you dont want to wait long process just pay 50โฌ and it will be done in 3 days. Do a meal preps bc it really helps & eat their traditional food, its cheaper than other countries and really yummy, and dont go to pink street its overhyped and not safeโ
โAs a dorm it was nice and quiet clean. It is at a great location. If you're not used to living with someone else in a room and sharing a bathroom with three people it could be quite overwhelming at the beginning. But I believe that for Erasmus projects it's the best place to stay, because there are a lot of international students living there that you can meet and also a lot of croatian students so it's the best of both worlds. It's easier to find friends when you're in a dorm compared to living in an apartment that you rent and it is way less expensive. It was one of my best choices coming to Zagreb to choose exactly this dorm. I got to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends because of my stay there.โ
โThe campus is enormous. I would recommend to go near the Art building where there is the garden, there is a lot of animation and art student who are training, it's really cool. Also near the football pitch you can take a coffee and a cookie or just study in front of the football, basketball... training. Definitely, I recomend the rooftop on Engineering building, it's the best view you can have on Bogota from the University.โ
โSinchon, near Hongdae: lots of bars and clubs. We go as exchange students to have fun after all. For the night life, I recommend Hongdae: it's an international neighborhood, clubs will definitely play music you know (I even saw some clubs having French, Brazilian or Spanish themed parties, with music exclusively from there). If you go in a group, you can even be lucky enough to have some bottles gifted for free, without paying anything. To get back home from club nights, you have 2 main options: Uber, they are pretty cheap and fast, or you wait until the subway re-opens around 5 or 6am.โ
โHOLY MOLY madrid has the best bars and the social life here is amazing!! (im in madrid right now till 10th so i can show u some gems) but there are few famous clubs, like Kapital (it has 7 floors, fitz, fucking monday or great sundays. I recommend to check their websites bcs they put lot of free entry tickets there. For pubs i recommend to go to dubliners (its an Irish pub) and DEFINITELY try cidra in 100 mon!!!โ
โThe student meal system is the best thing that you can get from erasmus in Ljubljana. Make sure you make the most of it! You can literally eat for free!โ
โI wish someone had told me that it's not necessarily as perfect and dreamy as people make it sound. Nobody really talks about the moment when you get off the plane and suddenly you just have to figure everything out yourself: you're in a foreign country, surrounded by people you don't know, and you have to find your way around and build a life from scratch. It's an amazing experience, but there's definitely an adjustment period that I think people should be prepared for.โ
โGood restaurants : Chapinero or zona T To go out : Radio estrella, Octava, Sci, Theatron ( for the experience ; biggest club in LATAM)โ
โregistration in the uni was very simple because they give you a special email and an account to find whatever you want about the campus life and the courses.โ
โcampus was amazing, people are so welcoming, registration was easy but sometimes some mistakes.โ
โI wanted to live in Taipei because Taoyuan is a big city but without club, bar, without touristic attractions... You can live on the campus to have the university experience but it was not my choice. However, I don't recommend it because it was a little bit expensive for the m2. I recommend you the house of my friend : coliving room Taipei on Facebook. You have a lot of apartment of 9 people (less or more), with a French renter.โ
โBest party : Revolution on wedsnday Bingo : Freetime Ski at the skystation Karaoke : Pataassa Going to the national parks to hike Best sauna : lampila close to the ski station Cheaper place to do your groceries : lidl in the center, after prisma and the most expensive : sale, smarket or kmarket To buy some sports things; xxl outdoorsโ
โTake navigante if ur student definitely, if you dont want to wait long process just pay 50โฌ and it will be done in 3 days. Do a meal preps bc it really helps & eat their traditional food, its cheaper than other countries and really yummy, and dont go to pink street its overhyped and not safeโ
โAs a dorm it was nice and quiet clean. It is at a great location. If you're not used to living with someone else in a room and sharing a bathroom with three people it could be quite overwhelming at the beginning. But I believe that for Erasmus projects it's the best place to stay, because there are a lot of international students living there that you can meet and also a lot of croatian students so it's the best of both worlds. It's easier to find friends when you're in a dorm compared to living in an apartment that you rent and it is way less expensive. It was one of my best choices coming to Zagreb to choose exactly this dorm. I got to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends because of my stay there.โ
โThe campus is enormous. I would recommend to go near the Art building where there is the garden, there is a lot of animation and art student who are training, it's really cool. Also near the football pitch you can take a coffee and a cookie or just study in front of the football, basketball... training. Definitely, I recomend the rooftop on Engineering building, it's the best view you can have on Bogota from the University.โ
โSinchon, near Hongdae: lots of bars and clubs. We go as exchange students to have fun after all. For the night life, I recommend Hongdae: it's an international neighborhood, clubs will definitely play music you know (I even saw some clubs having French, Brazilian or Spanish themed parties, with music exclusively from there). If you go in a group, you can even be lucky enough to have some bottles gifted for free, without paying anything. To get back home from club nights, you have 2 main options: Uber, they are pretty cheap and fast, or you wait until the subway re-opens around 5 or 6am.โ
โHOLY MOLY madrid has the best bars and the social life here is amazing!! (im in madrid right now till 10th so i can show u some gems) but there are few famous clubs, like Kapital (it has 7 floors, fitz, fucking monday or great sundays. I recommend to check their websites bcs they put lot of free entry tickets there. For pubs i recommend to go to dubliners (its an Irish pub) and DEFINITELY try cidra in 100 mon!!!โ
โThe student meal system is the best thing that you can get from erasmus in Ljubljana. Make sure you make the most of it! You can literally eat for free!โ
โI wish someone had told me that it's not necessarily as perfect and dreamy as people make it sound. Nobody really talks about the moment when you get off the plane and suddenly you just have to figure everything out yourself: you're in a foreign country, surrounded by people you don't know, and you have to find your way around and build a life from scratch. It's an amazing experience, but there's definitely an adjustment period that I think people should be prepared for.โ
โGood restaurants : Chapinero or zona T To go out : Radio estrella, Octava, Sci, Theatron ( for the experience ; biggest club in LATAM)โ
โregistration in the uni was very simple because they give you a special email and an account to find whatever you want about the campus life and the courses.โ
โcampus was amazing, people are so welcoming, registration was easy but sometimes some mistakes.โ
โI wanted to live in Taipei because Taoyuan is a big city but without club, bar, without touristic attractions... You can live on the campus to have the university experience but it was not my choice. However, I don't recommend it because it was a little bit expensive for the m2. I recommend you the house of my friend : coliving room Taipei on Facebook. You have a lot of apartment of 9 people (less or more), with a French renter.โ
โBest party : Revolution on wedsnday Bingo : Freetime Ski at the skystation Karaoke : Pataassa Going to the national parks to hike Best sauna : lampila close to the ski station Cheaper place to do your groceries : lidl in the center, after prisma and the most expensive : sale, smarket or kmarket To buy some sports things; xxl outdoorsโ
โI wish someone had told me that it's not necessarily as perfect and dreamy as people make it sound. Nobody really talks about the moment when you get off the plane and suddenly you just have to figure everything out yourself: you're in a foreign country, surrounded by people you don't know, and you have to find your way around and build a life from scratch. It's an amazing experience, but there's definitely an adjustment period that I think people should be prepared for.โ
โGood restaurants : Chapinero or zona T To go out : Radio estrella, Octava, Sci, Theatron ( for the experience ; biggest club in LATAM)โ
โregistration in the uni was very simple because they give you a special email and an account to find whatever you want about the campus life and the courses.โ
โcampus was amazing, people are so welcoming, registration was easy but sometimes some mistakes.โ
โI wanted to live in Taipei because Taoyuan is a big city but without club, bar, without touristic attractions... You can live on the campus to have the university experience but it was not my choice. However, I don't recommend it because it was a little bit expensive for the m2. I recommend you the house of my friend : coliving room Taipei on Facebook. You have a lot of apartment of 9 people (less or more), with a French renter.โ
โBest party : Revolution on wedsnday Bingo : Freetime Ski at the skystation Karaoke : Pataassa Going to the national parks to hike Best sauna : lampila close to the ski station Cheaper place to do your groceries : lidl in the center, after prisma and the most expensive : sale, smarket or kmarket To buy some sports things; xxl outdoorsโ
โTake navigante if ur student definitely, if you dont want to wait long process just pay 50โฌ and it will be done in 3 days. Do a meal preps bc it really helps & eat their traditional food, its cheaper than other countries and really yummy, and dont go to pink street its overhyped and not safeโ
โAs a dorm it was nice and quiet clean. It is at a great location. If you're not used to living with someone else in a room and sharing a bathroom with three people it could be quite overwhelming at the beginning. But I believe that for Erasmus projects it's the best place to stay, because there are a lot of international students living there that you can meet and also a lot of croatian students so it's the best of both worlds. It's easier to find friends when you're in a dorm compared to living in an apartment that you rent and it is way less expensive. It was one of my best choices coming to Zagreb to choose exactly this dorm. I got to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends because of my stay there.โ
โThe campus is enormous. I would recommend to go near the Art building where there is the garden, there is a lot of animation and art student who are training, it's really cool. Also near the football pitch you can take a coffee and a cookie or just study in front of the football, basketball... training. Definitely, I recomend the rooftop on Engineering building, it's the best view you can have on Bogota from the University.โ
โSinchon, near Hongdae: lots of bars and clubs. We go as exchange students to have fun after all. For the night life, I recommend Hongdae: it's an international neighborhood, clubs will definitely play music you know (I even saw some clubs having French, Brazilian or Spanish themed parties, with music exclusively from there). If you go in a group, you can even be lucky enough to have some bottles gifted for free, without paying anything. To get back home from club nights, you have 2 main options: Uber, they are pretty cheap and fast, or you wait until the subway re-opens around 5 or 6am.โ
โHOLY MOLY madrid has the best bars and the social life here is amazing!! (im in madrid right now till 10th so i can show u some gems) but there are few famous clubs, like Kapital (it has 7 floors, fitz, fucking monday or great sundays. I recommend to check their websites bcs they put lot of free entry tickets there. For pubs i recommend to go to dubliners (its an Irish pub) and DEFINITELY try cidra in 100 mon!!!โ
โThe student meal system is the best thing that you can get from erasmus in Ljubljana. Make sure you make the most of it! You can literally eat for free!โ
โI wish someone had told me that it's not necessarily as perfect and dreamy as people make it sound. Nobody really talks about the moment when you get off the plane and suddenly you just have to figure everything out yourself: you're in a foreign country, surrounded by people you don't know, and you have to find your way around and build a life from scratch. It's an amazing experience, but there's definitely an adjustment period that I think people should be prepared for.โ
โGood restaurants : Chapinero or zona T To go out : Radio estrella, Octava, Sci, Theatron ( for the experience ; biggest club in LATAM)โ
โregistration in the uni was very simple because they give you a special email and an account to find whatever you want about the campus life and the courses.โ
โcampus was amazing, people are so welcoming, registration was easy but sometimes some mistakes.โ
โI wanted to live in Taipei because Taoyuan is a big city but without club, bar, without touristic attractions... You can live on the campus to have the university experience but it was not my choice. However, I don't recommend it because it was a little bit expensive for the m2. I recommend you the house of my friend : coliving room Taipei on Facebook. You have a lot of apartment of 9 people (less or more), with a French renter.โ
โBest party : Revolution on wedsnday Bingo : Freetime Ski at the skystation Karaoke : Pataassa Going to the national parks to hike Best sauna : lampila close to the ski station Cheaper place to do your groceries : lidl in the center, after prisma and the most expensive : sale, smarket or kmarket To buy some sports things; xxl outdoorsโ
โTake navigante if ur student definitely, if you dont want to wait long process just pay 50โฌ and it will be done in 3 days. Do a meal preps bc it really helps & eat their traditional food, its cheaper than other countries and really yummy, and dont go to pink street its overhyped and not safeโ
โAs a dorm it was nice and quiet clean. It is at a great location. If you're not used to living with someone else in a room and sharing a bathroom with three people it could be quite overwhelming at the beginning. But I believe that for Erasmus projects it's the best place to stay, because there are a lot of international students living there that you can meet and also a lot of croatian students so it's the best of both worlds. It's easier to find friends when you're in a dorm compared to living in an apartment that you rent and it is way less expensive. It was one of my best choices coming to Zagreb to choose exactly this dorm. I got to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends because of my stay there.โ
โThe campus is enormous. I would recommend to go near the Art building where there is the garden, there is a lot of animation and art student who are training, it's really cool. Also near the football pitch you can take a coffee and a cookie or just study in front of the football, basketball... training. Definitely, I recomend the rooftop on Engineering building, it's the best view you can have on Bogota from the University.โ
โSinchon, near Hongdae: lots of bars and clubs. We go as exchange students to have fun after all. For the night life, I recommend Hongdae: it's an international neighborhood, clubs will definitely play music you know (I even saw some clubs having French, Brazilian or Spanish themed parties, with music exclusively from there). If you go in a group, you can even be lucky enough to have some bottles gifted for free, without paying anything. To get back home from club nights, you have 2 main options: Uber, they are pretty cheap and fast, or you wait until the subway re-opens around 5 or 6am.โ
โHOLY MOLY madrid has the best bars and the social life here is amazing!! (im in madrid right now till 10th so i can show u some gems) but there are few famous clubs, like Kapital (it has 7 floors, fitz, fucking monday or great sundays. I recommend to check their websites bcs they put lot of free entry tickets there. For pubs i recommend to go to dubliners (its an Irish pub) and DEFINITELY try cidra in 100 mon!!!โ
โThe student meal system is the best thing that you can get from erasmus in Ljubljana. Make sure you make the most of it! You can literally eat for free!โ
โI wish someone had told me that it's not necessarily as perfect and dreamy as people make it sound. Nobody really talks about the moment when you get off the plane and suddenly you just have to figure everything out yourself: you're in a foreign country, surrounded by people you don't know, and you have to find your way around and build a life from scratch. It's an amazing experience, but there's definitely an adjustment period that I think people should be prepared for.โ
โGood restaurants : Chapinero or zona T To go out : Radio estrella, Octava, Sci, Theatron ( for the experience ; biggest club in LATAM)โ
โregistration in the uni was very simple because they give you a special email and an account to find whatever you want about the campus life and the courses.โ
โcampus was amazing, people are so welcoming, registration was easy but sometimes some mistakes.โ
โI wanted to live in Taipei because Taoyuan is a big city but without club, bar, without touristic attractions... You can live on the campus to have the university experience but it was not my choice. However, I don't recommend it because it was a little bit expensive for the m2. I recommend you the house of my friend : coliving room Taipei on Facebook. You have a lot of apartment of 9 people (less or more), with a French renter.โ
โBest party : Revolution on wedsnday Bingo : Freetime Ski at the skystation Karaoke : Pataassa Going to the national parks to hike Best sauna : lampila close to the ski station Cheaper place to do your groceries : lidl in the center, after prisma and the most expensive : sale, smarket or kmarket To buy some sports things; xxl outdoorsโ
โTake navigante if ur student definitely, if you dont want to wait long process just pay 50โฌ and it will be done in 3 days. Do a meal preps bc it really helps & eat their traditional food, its cheaper than other countries and really yummy, and dont go to pink street its overhyped and not safeโ
โAs a dorm it was nice and quiet clean. It is at a great location. If you're not used to living with someone else in a room and sharing a bathroom with three people it could be quite overwhelming at the beginning. But I believe that for Erasmus projects it's the best place to stay, because there are a lot of international students living there that you can meet and also a lot of croatian students so it's the best of both worlds. It's easier to find friends when you're in a dorm compared to living in an apartment that you rent and it is way less expensive. It was one of my best choices coming to Zagreb to choose exactly this dorm. I got to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends because of my stay there.โ
โThe campus is enormous. I would recommend to go near the Art building where there is the garden, there is a lot of animation and art student who are training, it's really cool. Also near the football pitch you can take a coffee and a cookie or just study in front of the football, basketball... training. Definitely, I recomend the rooftop on Engineering building, it's the best view you can have on Bogota from the University.โ
โSinchon, near Hongdae: lots of bars and clubs. We go as exchange students to have fun after all. For the night life, I recommend Hongdae: it's an international neighborhood, clubs will definitely play music you know (I even saw some clubs having French, Brazilian or Spanish themed parties, with music exclusively from there). If you go in a group, you can even be lucky enough to have some bottles gifted for free, without paying anything. To get back home from club nights, you have 2 main options: Uber, they are pretty cheap and fast, or you wait until the subway re-opens around 5 or 6am.โ
โHOLY MOLY madrid has the best bars and the social life here is amazing!! (im in madrid right now till 10th so i can show u some gems) but there are few famous clubs, like Kapital (it has 7 floors, fitz, fucking monday or great sundays. I recommend to check their websites bcs they put lot of free entry tickets there. For pubs i recommend to go to dubliners (its an Irish pub) and DEFINITELY try cidra in 100 mon!!!โ
โThe student meal system is the best thing that you can get from erasmus in Ljubljana. Make sure you make the most of it! You can literally eat for free!โ