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It has been a few days since I came back to Salzburg, but somehow my mind is still in Barcelona. Everything here feels normal again, but at the same time, something is missing. Five weeks seemed like such a long time when we left, and now I would give anything to go back for just one more day. What makes me most emotional is thinking about all the little moments that I didn’t realise I would miss so much. The walks through the city, sitting at the beach, laughing about comple

Over the last two weeks, we really enjoyed our time in Barcelona. A friend of Anesa's also came to visit us, so we showed her around the city and visited some of the most famous sights together. One of the days, we went to Park Güell. From there, we walked to the Bunkers del Carmel, where we watched the sunset. The view from up there was amazing because we could see almost all of Barcelona. It was definitely one of my favourite moments of the trip. On another day, we had

Arriving in Barcelona Moving to Barcelona for my Erasmus+ project was exciting, but also a big change. Everything was new: the streets, the language, the food, and the daily routine. Barcelona is a very lively city. There are people everywhere, cafes are full, and there is always something happening. My Erasmus+ Project The Erasmus+ project was a great chance to gain work experience abroad. I learned new things during my placement. Working in a new environment was sometimes c

Five weeks. That sounds like a long time, but somehow it feels like I just arrived in Barcelona. I'm writing this blog as we're waiting at our gate, and I can't comprehend that it's suddenly over. But even our journey back was a bit of an adventure. On our way to the gate we met Farid Bang. Definitely not how I expected the trip to end. Looking back, this trip was so much more than just a school internship. I met new people, tried things I had never done before, improved my l

As I'm writing this blog, I'm sitting here for the last time during my internship: in the co-working space in Barcelona. When I first arrived here, I never thought that one day I would miss this place. But over the last few weeks, it has really grown on me. The warm, friendly environment, the good coffee, and the atmosphere in general. And I think there are dozens of places that feel like that. My apartment, which I share with four other people. It's completely sandy, and clo

After settling into life in Barcelona, every day quickly found its own rhythm. Most mornings started with photography assignments or editing pictures, but once the work was done, the city became our playground. Since exploring Barcelona was also part of my job as a photographer, I always had my camera with me, ready to capture both famous landmarks and the small moments that made this experience so special. One place we visited again and again was Barceloneta Beach. It quickl

Erasmus+ wasn't just about traveling and hanging out for us. A big part of our days here was actually work. We worked as videographers and photographers for the agency that organizes our programme, visiting companies to film and photograph other Erasmus+ students at their jobs. A Work Day Most days, we got up around 9 in the morning to travel to a company. We always worked in teams of two. At the company, we filmed and took photos, and we talked to the Erasmus+ students worki

One of the nicest parts of my time in Barcelona has been spending time with the girls we originally met back in April through the Erasmus+ project. We had already got to know them a few months ago, and meeting them again during my stay here felt familiar and easy. They showed us different parts of the city, took us to places they liked, and helped us discover corners of Barcelona that I probably wouldn’t have found on my own. Being with them made the city feel even more welco

When I first got asked if I wanted to do an Erasmus+ internship, I was really excited. I had never been away from home for this long before, and I had never even gone on a trip with my roommates. I felt proud that I got picked, especially because I'm pretty young for this. The First Day I remember my first real day in Barcelona clearly. I looked around and thought: this is crazy, three weeks with the guys in Barcelona. Three weeks sounded like a lot of time back then. I thoug

If someone had asked me a few months ago which city I would choose for my Erasmus+ experience, my answer would have been easy: Barcelona. Luckily, I didn't even have to decide because it was the only destination our school offered to the photo team. That was perfect for me because Barcelona has always been one of my favourite cities. I had visited it before, but spending almost three weeks there was a completely different experience. From 16 July until 6 August, I had the opp

My time in Barcelona is almost over, and it has been a great experience. I learned a lot during the last few weeks and had so many fun moments. I will always remember my time here. My friends and I did many different activities. We went to a public viewing of the football final, where Barcelona won. It was exciting to watch the match with so many people. We also painted on ceramics, which was fun and relaxing. Another activity we did was stand-up paddleboarding. It was a grea

Our last week in Barcelona was full of moments that rounded off the past four weeks perfectly. Spain won the World Cup, and the whole city turned into one big celebration. The streets were packed, people were singing, chanting, and waving flags everywhere. During the week, we went back to Bunkers del Carmel. The view over Barcelona is incredible, and watching the sunset from up there felt like a calm, beautiful way to take in the city one last time. The most emotional part of

Hola and buenos días from Barcelona! As I'm writing this, I'm sitting in my co-working space in the center of Barcelona, sipping by far the best coffee I have ever had. The "general things" I work here as a photographer with three other students, photographing other Erasmus+ students doing their work at very different companies: a few are working in hostels or hotels, others in boat-trip companies, and yet others in marketing agencies. When I first heard about Erasmus+, I was

"I’ll do that another day." That sentence snapped right out of me after getting to Barcelona. Writing my first blog shocked me with the realization that one month isn’t nearly that long. So I set myself one simple rule: Don’t waste an afternoon. From that point onwards, every day had a plan. After work, which was at 3:00 p.m., I hurried back to my accommodation to change (you know it’s probably not the best to be walking around Barcelona in your hotel clothes 😄), got some

As my Erasmus+ stay in Barcelona is slowly coming to an end, I have been thinking a lot about everything I have experienced over the past few weeks. Looking back, I realise how lucky I have been to live and work in such an amazing city. Every week brought something new, and I have made memories that I will definitely keep with me for a long time. One thing that made my stay even better was our accommodation. We were lucky to stay in a modern residence with a rooftop pool, whe

Three weeks ago, I moved into a small apartment on Carrer Modern in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat for my Erasmus+ work placement. It's technically Barcelona, but locals will tell you it's a different world. The "Tourist Barcelona" My first real encounter with "tourist Barcelona" wasn't as a visitor, it was as a photographer. I had a shoot near Casa Batlló, one of Gaudí's masterpieces. Getting there was hard. The streets were packed with tourists and tour groups. People kept stopp

Olá e sejam muito bem-vindos! (Hello and welcome!) Welcome to my (almost) final blog post about my Erasmus adventure in Málaga. Before I tell you about my unforgettable 10-hour bus journey, I'd like to give you a quick insight into my everyday life here in Málaga. So, let's get right into it! I have been working together with Amelie at an accommodation called "La Casa de la Abuela de Rosy." We have very flexible working hours, which gives us plenty of time to explore the city

One of my favourite things about living in Barcelona was definitely the beach. Before coming here, I knew the city was famous for its coastline, but I didn't expect to spend so much of my free time there. During my Erasmus+ stay, going to the beach became a regular part of the week. On average, my friends and I visited the beach two or three times a week. Sometimes we went there to swim, sometimes to play beach volleyball, and other times we simply brought a towel, sat in the

Barcelona has a way of making you feel at ease surprisingly quickly. After three weeks here, I’ve settled into a routine that feels both new and familiar at the same time. I’m currently doing my Erasmus internship at an English language school, where my mornings are spent helping with the teenage summer camp and my afternoons are dedicated to administrative tasks. The team at the school has been incredibly welcoming, and they made it very easy for me to feel like part of the

My internship in Barcelona is slowly coming to an end, and I am incredibly sad about it. The past few weeks have gone by so quickly, and I can't believe that our time here is almost over. A lot has happened during the last two weeks. Our friends Iris and Alisa came to visit us, and the four of us spent a lot of time together. We went out, did some shopping, tried many different food spots, and explored even more of the city. It was so much fun having them here and creating so