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6 Entries Tagged with "Adventure"
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Planning Your Adventure: Where to Go?
Posted by admin on September 11, 2015.
Dom Stanford, WSA Intern
Daunting, intimidating, and downright terrifying are three words that perfectly describe the moment when you decide to up-root and disappear somewhere. It’s no mean feat working out where to go, how to get there, and what you’ll do when you arrive. Here’s a … More » -
How To Experience Europe Without Breaking Your Wallet?
Posted by Andy Steves on November 20, 2014.
by Agnes Lark, guest columnist
Many have talked about the high consumption in Europe and it's barely something new. Have you been longing for a European trip but worried about your wallet getting thinner? There are actually just a few easy steps and soon you'll find it's possible to realize … More »
Tags: budget travel // Turkey // Travel // Europe // Adventure
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3 Things to do When the Sun is Shining in Prague
Posted by Andy Steves on September 17, 2014.
Each summer seems to fly by faster than the last one. But when Summer fades into Fall, there are still a load of things to do in the beautiful city of Prague. When Prague comes to mind, you probably see the striking architecture before your eyes, and you start salivating at the delicious Czech … More »
Tags: Prague // sun // Adventure // Study Abroad // Travel
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What to Expect on your first day: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
Posted by Andy Steves on September 14, 2014.
By Lucie Levine, Barcelona Intern
When I arrived in Barcelona, I was jet-lagged, confused, anxious, nervous, and pretty much terrified. I didn’t have many expectations; I guess I had basic ones – to travel, make friends, and, obviously, study. I wish I had known what I know now: the first … More »
Tags: Study Abroad // Barcelona // Spain // Adventure // WSA // Europe
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Alhambra
Posted by Andy Steves on November 9, 2011.
Almost all the famous palaces, churches and monasteries in Spain are built on the skeleton of a building that was destroyed before it, yet the Alhambra is pure original beauty. The tour begins through a good-luck arch (if you walk through it holding hands with a lover you will married … More »
Tags: Alhambra // Granada // Moorish Sights // Palaces // Sights // Adventure // Gardens
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Happy Backpackers
This past weekend, I traveled to Budapest with WSA with a couple of friends from my university abroad, and I couldn't have asked for a better trip! After arriving at the hostel, we met Bogi, our tour guide for the weekend, who was instantly friendly and welcoming. Throughout the weekend, Bogi was an amazing guide! She showed us some great places for shopping and food, as well as the top sights around the city. You could tell she loved her job and never passed up an opportunity to share about her hometown and some of its history. She was so friendly and was sincerely interested in us as individuals and did everything she could do accommodate our priorities for the weekend (whether it was food, shopping, nightlife, sightseeing, etc.) I would highly recommend WSA's guided tours for any student studying abroad who wants to explore more than their university's city!
Katrina Alford, Concordia University - Irvine ~ AIFS Richmond, Spring 2015
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