Marisa Ross
Barcelona, Spring 2013
Marisa's Posts
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Tips for Future Study Abroad Students: Part Two
Here are some things to know before studying abroad in Barcelona, descriptions of some of my favorite places to eat in the city and what I missed about America.
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Tips For Future Study Abroad Students: Part One
Here are recommendations of what to do and what not to do in Barcelona.
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Czech Out This Prague Post
There is more of the world to see than just the West Mediterranean. I may be about to reveal to you one of the region’s best-kept secrets, but I think you ought to know: Eastern Europe is severely underrated. If you ever get the chance to go, don’t pass it up.
Barcelona, Czech Republic, Prague, Spain, Study Abroad, Travel
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Spring Break Cruisin’ Around the Mediterranean
Even though my Spring Break cruise wasn’t exactly “smooth sailing,” I still had a fabulous time.
Barcelona, cruise, Florence, France, Genoa, Italy, Monaco, Rome, Spain, Spring Break, Study Abroad, Travel, Tunisia
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The South of Spain
There is a slogan that can be seen throughout Barcelona, graffitied on city walls and in the words of its proud people: “Catalunya is not Spain.” After my weekend in Andalucía, I can now understand why.
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To Belgium and Back: Brussels and Brugge
Chocolate, beer, waffles, and pissing boys. Belgium had all that and more.
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Food Appreciation Post
If you couldn’t tell by my thorough description of the Calçotada in one of my previous posts, I am a die-hard foodie. Since coming to Barcelona, that realization has never been more clear to me.
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Host Mother
Everyone studies abroad for different reasons. This is mine.
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‘Ello Gov’na, Pip Pip Cheerio
This past weekend I traveled outside of northern Spain for the first time to London: the “New York City of Europe.”
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Tarragona: A Town of Traditions
When in Spain, do as the Spaniards do. Or I should say, “When in Catalonia, do as the Catalonians do.”
Barcelona, Calçotada, Spain, Study Abroad, Study Journey, Tarragona, Travel
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Ready for Barcelona, but Without the Blueprints
I don’t want to just see the sights and check another box off of my to-do list. Rather, I want to learn the history, know the people. Even further, I want to become part of the history, feel united as one of the people. That, to me, is what travel is about.
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