“My stay in Venice brought me more than I ever expected. I took courses that combined economics and art, which opened up entirely new perspectives and approaches to learning. One of the highlights was working on a tourism project focused on the first Jewish ghetto in Venice.
In this international environment, I improved my English, learned the basics of Italian, and made friends from all over the world—which I consider the most valuable part of the exchange.
I also used my free time to explore Italy, visiting Padua, Verona, Bologna, Treviso, Naples, Belluno, and the Dolomites.
This experience helped me step outside my comfort zone, develop new skills, and see things from a different angle. I would encourage everyone to take advantage of the Erasmus+ opportunity—it brings knowledge, friendships, and memories that last a lifetime.
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