Tag: Germany
A Merry Berlin Christmas
Berlin is a city that doesn’t simply celebrate Christmas; instead, it turns into a wintry paradise where the aroma of roasted chestnuts, the sound of carolers, and the spirit of the season permeate the air. It was like walking into a lovely snow globe when I first arrived in Berlin during the Christmas season, and ...
Liberty Bells to Berlin’s Biergartens: The Study Abroad Adventure Unpacked
It’s been an incredible ride trading in the Liberty Bell for the Brandenburg Gate, and I’m here to share the highs, the quirks, and the downright delightful moments of my study abroad adventure in this European gem. Academic Odyssey: Navigating Semesters and QuartersAdapting to the German university system after leaving the comfortable academic environment of ...
Berlin’s Cultural Tapestry: Museums, Art, and History
Berlin is a cultural heritage hotspot that has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, the split of a nation, and the resurgence of unity. More than merely tourist destinations, the city’s museums, art galleries, and historical buildings serve as windows into the city’s soul. Museumsinsel: The Island of Enlightenment A trip to Museumsinsel, often ...
Berlin Unveiled: Exploring the Heart of the German Capital
Berlin, a city pulsating with history, creativity, and an indomitable spirit, holds a special place in my heart. Having wandered through its diverse and absorbing its lively culture, here are my personal top 5 destinations in Berlin for a truly immersive, non-touristy experience. Kreuzberg: Bohemian Bliss and Street Art MarvelsAs a self-proclaimed lover of bohemian ...
Reflection: My Study Abroad in the US
Sitting on my bed at midnight, I am reflecting on my time here at Drexel, and in the US generally. This year has been an interesting one for me, in many respects. I have had several opportunities that have helped me experience growth, learning and helped me become – my study abroad at Drexel being ...
Christmas Markets in Germany
Please note that this is a retired Drexel study abroad program. To learn more about available programs, contact Drexel Global studyabroad@drexel.edu. It’s officially December, and I’m thrilled that the Christmas market season is here! It’s time to listen to “All I Want for Christmas is You,” “Jingle Bell,” or “Felix Navida” while sipping mule wine, drinking ...
How has my abroad experience changed my thought about my academic and career path?
Please note that this is a retired Drexel study abroad program. To learn more about available programs, contact Drexel Global studyabroad@drexel.edu. As Christmas and the holiday season approach, it’s a sign that my abroad experience is coming to an end. Four months in Germany have been filled with remarkable experiences, life skills, and friendships. Before getting ...
Culture Shocks: Germany to Philadelphia II
Continuing from my last blog post here, I will be mentioning a few more culture shocks I have had since moving from Germany to Philadelphia. More Expensive: The cost of living is relatively expensive, at least when compared to Germany, and probably Europe in general. The cost of goods and services, from anything between grocery ...
Bauhaus’s Field Trip
Please note that this is a retired Drexel study abroad program. To learn more about available programs, contact Drexel Global studyabroad@drexel.edu. Can you believe that it’s mid-November already? Like, it was just like yesterday that I got to Bremen and started my exciting term. Now every corner and every store is full of Christmas decorations. They ...
Culture Shocks: Germany to Philadelphia
In my second month of being in Philadelphia, and by extension the US, I have had certain novel experiences that in some cases were interesting, while in others came as a shock to me. I have outlined some of these culture shocks which I have experienced since moving to the US from Germany. More Vibrant ...
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