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On 15th April we went to Trakai, to be more specific, to the castle of Trakai. If you have a student card, to enter the castle it’s just 6€, so I thought it would be cool to buy a ticket and see what’s inside. I’m used to watching Turkish series about the ottoman empire (Kuruluş Osman) and somehow the patio at the entrance reminded me of this series. I really liked Trakai. The castle, the lake, the ambiance… Th

One of the things I want to focus on in Lithuania is its history and how it has affected its people, something that has also happened in Catalonia, and that kind of parallel strikes me as quite impressive. I thought I was going to a completely unknown country and would just have a “normal” trip, but no. Once you’re here and start asking about cultural and historical matters, most people would tell you something

Volunteering for a year in A Coruña, Spain, was an experience that reshaped my perspective on life, teamwork, and personal growth. I had the privilege of working in operations with Fundación Condado de Taboada, where I played a vital role in supporting volunteer teams, guiding them through their tasks, and teaching them valuable skills. From the very first day, the organization welcomed me with open arms, providing u

Spain isn’t just a country – it’s a way of life. From the bustling streets of Madrid to the Mediterranean breeze in Barcelona, every region has its unique essence, blending history, tradition, and modernity. Spaniards savor life, dance with passion, and celebrate with unmatched enthusiasm. Let’s take a deeper look into what makes Spain such a fascinating cultural hub. If there’s one thing Spaniards excel at, it

Participating in erasmus+ project in Poronin was more valuable than I could imagine. While my friends were working, searching for a job, I decided that this time I want to try something different and at this point in my life it is time for me “to go out of my comfort zone”. These words are really popular nowadays and sometimes they lose their real value, but in this project I learned even more how it is important to

Erasmus+ experiences always bring something new into your life. I have participated in a project called “Open to Europe – Change the World” in Poronin, Poland. But this project changed me instead. I have been in Erasmus+ studies exchange before, thus I have already known that it was going to be a valuable experience full of good memories, new people, valuable time. But this project was much more than that.      

On the 23rd of July groups from Poland and Lithuania met in the Murzasichle in order to participate in a project called “Europeans are one family “. During the first day we tried to learn each others names and break the ice between us – we managed to do it really quickly! Then we came up with some rules which had to make our time in this project even better. One of the rules was to greet everyone in the morning