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Follow Me Through Barcelona
A walking tour is an amazing way to see it all.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/04/30/follow-me-through-barcelonaProfessors, AKA Tour Guides and Top Chefs: Active Learning in Rome
Each class, we meet at a particular monument or piazza and spend the following two and half hours walking down side streets, under churches, and through museums in order to see the art that we are discussing first hand., What better way to experience the art of Rome than on a weekly guided tour?!, The best part is that these tours ARE the class (and, for those of us trying to work off all the gelato we've been eating, a dependable weekly workout)., Professors, AKA Tour Guides and Top Chefs: Active Learning in Rome
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2012/03/13/professors-aka-tour-guides-and-top-chefs-active-learning-in-romePizza & Gelato Crawl in Rome
As one of the CEA study abroad in Rome cultural engagement activities, students were guided on a walking night tour of the city and enjoyed different kinds of Roman and Italian-style pizza.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/07/01/pizza-gelato-crawl-in-romeA Day in Český Krumlov
We had a walking tour, followed by a traditional Czech lunch and a private castle tour.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/11/28/a-day-in-český-krumlovA Tour of CEA Rome
Just a few minutes walking from the Vatican and our living accommodations, going to school was always interesting and fun!, A Tour of CEA Rome
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/06/08/a-tour-of-cea-romeCEA takes Madrid
CEA Chaperone gives walking tour of Madrid The famous statue of a bear, the symbol of the city of Madrid, in La Puerta del Sol Nice view from within Plaza Mayor Scenic shot of a local street The Spanish flag waving proudly Madrid Mad Shot of the royal palace from the sabatini gardens Classic Narrow Streets of Madrid with a happy CEA-er Crowded streets at the weekly Sunday flee market Closeup from within a flea market stand I had an amazing time studying abroad in Madrid.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2012/03/07/cea-takes-madridClass trip to Barcelona's Gothic Quarter
A couple of weeks ago, our architecture professor took our class on a tour through Barcelona's Barri Gòtic, or Gothic Quarter., This is what we saw: Our Professor with the Class at the Beginning of the tour One of many odd, odd door handles in the Gothic Area Beautiful Architecture of the Old City Roman Column remains from the Roman Settlement in Barcelona A good example of the classic narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter Our professor, always eagerly ahead to go to the next site Entrance to Plaza del Rey Beautiful scenery of Barri Gòtic Motivating graffiti- Van!, Walking back from a wonderful tour in the sun-soaked streets Kenneth Wallach University of Delaware '13 CEA MOJO - Barcelona
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2012/04/18/class-trip-to-barcelona's-gothic-quarterHow to Preview Your Study Abroad Experience: Prague, Czech Republic
That's why we've decided to put together a digital walking tour of each of our available program destinations., These walking tours will lead you through 22 different intriguing and lively cities, using photography to depict what each location has to offer., Take a Tour of Prague, Czech Republic from ceastudyabroad Where would you like us to feature our next walking tour?
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2013/09/17/how-to-preview-your-study-abroad-experience-prague-czech-republicFrom Point A to Point B: Commuting Home to my Parisian Apartment
In the month that I've been here, I've learned to love taking the metro and walking on the street., The following video features what a typical commute home is like for me, as well as a short tour of my small Parisian apartment.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/10/10/from-point-a-to-point-b-commuting-home-to-my-parisian-apartmentCambio! Cambio! Cambio! A New Country with New Experiences
Feet up, relaxing in my apartment in Palermo Hollywood after a long day of walking over 24,000 steps., During the day, you’ll find people tanning in the grass, reading a book in the shade, walking their dogs, and even working out., The bus stop for school is right in front of the plaza so I get the joy of walking under these big, stunning trees every day., It is a funny experience at first but then you get used to walking straight through them because right through the other side is a shopping mall called Galerias Pacífico., The beginning of Florida street which is a big tourist attraction.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/02/21/cambio!-cambio!-cambio!-a-new-country-with-new-experiencesI can Show you my World
You start walking down Calle Reyes Catolicas, the main road, toward the Alhambra (a huge castle and tourist attraction)., After walking just a few minutes on Calle Reyes Catolicas just past Plaza Nueva and the fountain of Isabel la Catolíca, you turn right on Cuesta de Gomerez., People are taking pictures underneath the arch before walking through., Instead you’re in a forest of ancient trees, walking up a steep hill., By the time you get back home, the familiar smell of olive oil and sweet potatoes is exactly what you need to complete your magical tour of an exciting place I get to call home for the next three months.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2014/10/07/i-can-show-you-my-worldBarcelona Overnight Trip to Sevilla
We met back at the lobby of the hotel at 2pm with 2 tour guides to have the walking tour of Sevilla., Once the walking tour had finished, the students had free time to explore around Sevilla.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2008/12/14/barcelona-overnight-trip-to-sevillaExperience Dublin
From the bus, walking is generally the next form of transportation to get around the city, however; there are bike racks located throughout the city where you can rent bikes for a day of roaming around., On the warmer days, a cone full of freshly made gelato can make for a nice treat while walking around., It is generally very touristy so you won’t get much interaction with the locals there, but it is always a good time and definitely worth a visit, if only to walk the narrow, cobblestone streets.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/05/29/experience-dublinCEA Housing in Paris
Here's a video tour of my CEA housing in Paris for the semester., We have a great apartment in the 12th, near the Bastille and within walking distance of a lot of great sites (check out my walking tour).
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2012/05/07/cea-housing-in-parisMy CEA Housing in Paris
Our convenient location, near the Bastille and Gare de Lyon, places me within relatively easy walking distance of some of the cities main attractions (see my walking tour), and a main metro hub is just minutes away.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2012/04/24/my-cea-housing-in-paris5 Free and Must-See Museums in Paris
Access is free for all and wine tastings and guided tours are available., I stumbled upon this museum walking back to my apartment from school and found this gem., Some of the best exhibits I've seen in Paris have been a result of aimless walking.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/01/03/5-free-and-must-see-museums-in-parisRome is Officially Home
Once we arrived in Florence, we were provided a walking tour with our program which took us all around Florence., Since our tour guide was American and knew we could easily fall for them, she let us know of places that were tourist traps so we could have a more authentic Tuscan experience., Why not take a selife after walking 463 steps to the top?!, Everything is within walking distance, and is easy to find once you know have walked around for a few hours., Walking in the doors to my apartment, I felt so happy to be home.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/02/23/rome-is-officially-homeTwo Weeks Down, Three Months To Go: A Glimpse into my Favorite Places in Prague
For me, this meant walking through the neighborhood of Malostranská and finding the beautiful rose gardens at the top of the hill., This area of the river is home to a huge group of swans and less frequented by tourists, making it a serene place to grab a cappuccino or read between classes, and an excellent opportunity for pictures., Even though it can get crowded as people of many backgrounds flock to Prague to see this famous landmark, I like walking across the bridge every so often because it is truly one of the most beautiful parts of the city., If a hands-on experience is more up your alley, I recommend touring the Strahov Monastery and Brewery.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2014/09/24/two-weeks-down-three-months-to-go-a-glimpse-into-my-favorite-places-in-pragueWeekend Excursion to Madrid
The hotel was just 5 minute walking from The Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol, two of the most well-known places in the city., After our visit to the museum, we toured the city centre., We continued our tour, stopping at the glamorous Hotel Ritz, the House of America that now holds a Post Office, the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol., It was great experience to feel like a real Madrileño while shopping and walking around the Rastro.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2008/10/30/weekend-excursion-to-madridTo See & To Know.
After we set everything up, three other volunteers and I went out with a crate filled with croissants, teabags, and a large carafe of hot water to began walking the mostly deserted streets of Aix in the morning., These little brass markers dot the city, acting as a kind of cheerio trail for tourists to follow around and see many of Aix's biggest attractions as well as places marked by Paul Cezanne, the painter who serves as Aix-en-Provence's claim to fame., I took this very tour when I came to Aix a month ago, and now am walking along the same streets for a different purpose., Walking with my breakfast companions was such a cool experience because even though we more-or-less took random paths around the city, I could tell they knew these routes like the backs of their hands., Almost all of them have dogs — we met two men out walking theirs; one of them fed a few pieces of croissant to his puppy.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/02/28/to-see-to-knowMUST-READ BLOGS
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