Reasons for the Spanish exchange to be worth a trip by Lara

Reasons for the Spanish exchange to be worth a trip!

1.     Spain is one of the prettiest countries in the world 

2.     Vigo is a beautiful city with lots of art 
    




3.     The families are very friendly and helpful
  

4.     You make new culture experiences
 


5.     They eat a lot of nice food 

6.     You can learn a beautiful new language
7.     You make international friends  
8.     You see beautiful sunsets

      

9.     It’s a great experience 
 
All in all, it was an amazing opportunity to make the exchange to Spain and see a new culture, meet new friends and see some new art. It is a great program which gives students the chance to get the experience of an exchange and let them try new things.

Thank you, Erasmus, for this opportunity!

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