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Academics: Taking it to the Streets
Walking around during orientation week using small Italian phrases I picked up, I realized how much more the Italians like you when you attempt to speak their language., We will also be going on an art tour of Rome led by our well-versed professor., Giusti Acedo Balsamico tour and tasting on a class excursion to Modena Wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano at 4 Madonne Caseficio del'Emilia.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/02/20/academics-taking-it-to-the-streetsThe Fancy Pants Report
I arrived in London one day before the London Fashion Weekend started, I saw the signs on Oxford Street, saw models walking around everywhere, thinking to myself, if only., The week commenced with move-in and tours and orientations and meetings with advisors and new friends.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2014/10/01/the-fancy-pants-reportExcursion to Valencia
During our first tour in the city, we ventured ourselves into the main Central Market., While we were walking downtown, we discovered one of the places that we all missed from home: STARBUCKS!, It was as touring all the different kinds of seas and oceans, as we could see from Mediterranean fish to the Sharks in the Ocean and the Seals and Penguins in the Artic and Antartic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2008/12/10/excursion-to-valenciaThe South Of France
Ranging from sitting by the water, walking though forests, hiking mountains, boating adventures, it's all here., You would either need to go by car or with a tour group.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/06/09/the-south-of-france4 Apps you Need for Living in Dublin
Guinness Tour A friend and I took the DART to Bray a few weekends ago!, Using Google Maps while walking around has been major key for figuring out places on foot but it's also wonderful to use in conjunction with the Journey Plan app to make sure you get where you need to go., Touring Dublin Dublin Bus If you know you're going to be taking the bus at any point during your time in Ireland, go ahead and get the Dublin Bus app.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/03/15/4-apps-you-need-for-living-in-dublinSometimes, it's the Small Things
I love that phrase, and walking around Italy with my four friends solidified how much I identify with it., We walked around with no clue where to go for probably an hour, when a tour guide passed us and handed out free maps to people passing on the way.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2014/12/23/sometimes-it's-the-small-thingsMy Favorite Places in Prague - A CEA MOJO Perspective
Charles Bridge (anytime before 10am): Charles Bridge is one of the top tourist attractions in Prague, but you can dodge all the busy tourists if you get up early and head out to the bridge in the morning., Going early in the morning gives you a chance to take amazing pictures of the bridge (and not the 100s of tourists walking on it)., For being located so close to the touristy area of the Charles Bridge, their prices are extremely reasonable., Like Charles Bridge, going to Petrin Hill in the morning will alleviate all the tourist traffic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2013/04/10/my-favorite-places-in-prague---a-cea-mojo-perspectiveA Crash Course in Spanish Street Style
I had never been to Spain before and had no clue what to pack to avoid looking like a tourist; however, after 8 months living here, I’d like to think that I’ve more or less gotten a feel for the Spanish style., Walking through the streets of Granada, you'll see every type of tight and pantyhose in existence., Sneakers are 100% necessary for all of the walking you'll be doing in the city (or during your travels!).
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/06/14/a-crash-course-in-spanish-street-styleExcursion to Wales
Cardiff Castle Our fantastic tour guide gave us tons of interesting information that wasn’t just limited to Wales, but also London., Near the castle there is a pub, but instead of going there, we found that walking down the street made us discover the most amazing burger., After spending time we decide to head toward the water walking towards the “Dr., South Wales Miner's Museum We went to the South Wales Miner’s Museum where we went on a interactive tour of what it was like to be a miner., Honestly, I am so glad I was able to go with a tour that CEA gave only because it really helped me understand England as a whole.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/11/24/excursion-to-walesThis Time for Africa
Walking to the Hercules Grottos in Asilah., The first day when we went to Tetuán, we toured an art school, saw how leather is made at a tanning house, and walked through the medina that consists of many narrow and maze-like streets that have street sellers who try to sell many things to tourists., When we went on a guided tour around the medina, I stopped at every artsy door and blue wall to take pictures., Exploring the streets of Chefchaouen with our tour guide., I got to see Moroccans walking out of mosques, putting their shoes back on and one early morning woke up to the call of prayer right outside the window of the hotel where we were staying.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/11/14/this-time-for-africaAn Excellent Excursion to Seville!
For those with lingering excitement and curiosity, Álvaro gave a fun and informative tour of every aspect of the city., CEA provided us with tickets to the Alcázar Real de Sevilla and a tour of the entire grounds., The history of Spain comes alive when walking through every room; the past cultures of Andalucía effervesce from the ornate walls.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/11/30/an-excellent-excursion-to-seville!CEA Excursion: Lisbon
We arrived in Lisbon by bus and took a walking tour of the city and got to know some of the many famous neighborhoods in Lisbon, like Bairro Alto, and walked the grand Avenida da Liberdade.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/05/09/cea-excursion-lisbonBarcelona Day Trip to Torres Vineyards, Sitges and Calçotada
We arrived there at about 11:30am and had an interesting tour of the vineyard., To end this delightful tour we had a taste of their white wine, it was exquisite!, After the tour, we made our way to a country house to have a traditional Catalan treat “Calçotada”., Walking along the beach promenade was a sight to die for!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2009/01/24/barcelona-day-trip-to-torres-vineyards-sitges-and-calçotadaHidden Gems of Dublin
While abroad in Dublin, I initially fell into hitting the tourist places in the city, but as I continued to live there, I found some pretty unique places that I will never forget., While the tourist spots are fine to check out, I urge you to branch out and discover new places everyday, whether it is after or before class., I’m far from being coordinated enough to dance; I’m lucky if I don’t trip while walking to class., In addition to the historic sites, there are open fields, walking and cycling paths available, and a list of monthly events on their website.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/12/13/hidden-gems-of-dublinStudying Abroad in Costa Rica - Things to Know Before You Go
Plus, tours are often discounted because there are fewer tourists during those months., Rain boots will be helpful for walking through puddles, of which there are many.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/07/10/studying-abroad-in-costa-rica---things-to-know-before-you-goAbroad in Costa Rica - Active Learning is Fun. Really.
Visiting the typical touristy spots that we love on the weekends can show us the intriguing differences in interaction between locals and foreigners, we can meet other travelers just like us, we can learn more about ourselves as we think of ways to pass the time., Then I get to go through the interesting psychological roller coaster of freaking out because I’ve lost myself, having to ask somebody for directions, realizing that I have the worst sense of direction ever, walking around more, re-realizing how lost I am, and then eventually finding myself.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2013/02/28/abroad-in-costa-rica---active-learning-is-fun.-reallyAn Excursion to Paris
To start off our trip, CEA, partnered with Somewhere New, a tour company, met us at St., Our tour guide got us to our bus where it transported us to the 17th Arrondissement in Paris., Inside Notre Dame The next day, we had the option to do a bike tour, it was phenomenal., The tour itself was the perfect size: fifteen people., De Vito/ Moonshiner -- 5 rue Sedaine, 75011 Paris, France This neighborhood may seem a little quiet, but walking into De Vito brings life!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/12/12/an-excursion-to-parisDown by the Bay
I imagined what most tourists imagined: people playing fiddle music in cozy corners of Temple Bar pubs and nightly Irish dance performances., he said, “I’m John, and I run a walking tour every day here at 11 am., John was hilarious and had lots of stories to tell, and in fact, by the end of the tour we were such good friends that once he’d said goodbye to the rest of the tourists, he took me on a drive through Howth and out to see Howth castle which is a bit out of the way of the town.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/07/13/down-by-the-bayQ&A with CEA Alumna Makenna Sewell
Speaking of museums, castles, hop on/off bus tours, etc., you get in FREE along with one of your companions., When you’re booking hotels, Airbnb’s or hostels, pay attention to the littlest of details such as the number of stairs, width of the elevator or bathroom door, walking distance to main attractions, etc.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/08/06/q-a-with-cea-alumni-makenna-sewellParents Exploring the Study Abroad Lifestyle in Rome, Italy
I wanted to show my parents everything I could - everything abroad, my abroad life - my daily routine, walking route, favorite restaurants, spots, and show them exactly why I love Rome and studying abroad so much., Tuesday we went on the Vatican museum tour of the Sistine Chapel and St., Our tour guide was wonderful, very knowledgeable and made some great jokes., She helped the tour seem not nearly as long as it actually was.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2013/12/19/parents-exploring-the-study-abroad-lifestyle-in-rome-italyMUST-READ BLOGS
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