Let's talk about the evidence. Travelling is not cheap. As I already said I spent a lot of money in Edinburgh but it was so fun and I don't have any regret. I would love to share the tricky question of the budget because it can be VERY useful. I make a list to make it clear: Budget: 800 euros -Flight: 160 -Accomodation: 0 (I love so much the couchs

As I am moving the next year in Edinburgh thank to Erasmus, I decided to start a blog about that wonderful city. Acting like a sneaky and impatient spy I start my blog now because I did ùy trip in Edinburgh just some days ago for my first visit and I need to explain you how I MISS THAT CITY. You know, I need to know where I could shop the best bag

Budget: 800 euros Day 1: I took my flight from Marseille because I have family there and it was easier. Ryanair is cheap and I could afford 160 euros for the flight. I arrived at 9 pm. I decided to try the couch surfing for the first time. I was staying in a lovely house. A family of 4 had an empty room where I could stay. I could save my money bec

Youtube is fantastic. Hearing people talking about your choice of university is great, you get the feeling everyhting becomes easier. I felt more enthousiastic when I watched this video because you are always less alone when someone is sharing the same experience as you. The last year we could know thanks to Wikipedia the exact number of students:

Obviously I couldn't leave before thinking about what documents and things I needed to bring with me. Studying abroad is a big challenge and for once I had to be serious. I prefer to make a list to make everything clear. - I don't need a visa because Edinburgh is in Europe (good !) - My ID or my passeport will be enough but necessary - the European