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Looking Back
Now that the semester is over, I wanted to share some of my favorite moments living in london and traveling europe.
First arriving in Amsterdam!
Frolicking around London
First lager in Berlin
In Berlin they give you blankets when you eat outside
London bridge
Vondelpark, Amsterdam
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amsterdam views. what a beautiful city!
seen in Notting Hill
EDINBURGH WAS HARRY POTTER LAND!
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A few photos from Berlin's East Side Gallery.
What a remarkable homage to the city's fragmented history. This wall stretches out almost half a mile long.. it's phenomenal. I'm jealous of all the NYU Berlin students!
my stoop outside of Byron Court (NYU in London)
Prague was absolutely beautiful. What a fairy-land! To be honest, I felt a bit let down by Paris when I visited.. not because of the architecture and streets, but rather the people. Prague's people were benevolent, welcoming, and friendly. I'd most DEFINITELY recommend a visit here. Especially during christmas season when the markets are up!
Students from SOAS and other UCL schools have been protesting private funding for the institution.
Here's some footage from last night's demonstration that resulted in a few arrests:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NvnpsfvKJ8
Czech food is unreal!
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Notting hill!
The NYU London academic center is fun to take pictures in
En el ayuntamiento de Madrid
Hanging out at the East Side Gallery in Berlin. Oh, how eccentric the Berlin Wall was. It's art was exquisite and really made me think about how Berlin was back in its day of turmoil. The city fascinated me - its history was one that you shouldn't really like, but you do because its so complex. Berlin is the prime example of historical-modernist. It's art is almost random - random to the point you'll never figure out unless you spoke with the artist. But good luck finding these street artists, they're almost all undercover. If you're looking for an edgy and ominous cultural experience, buy a ticket to Berlin ASAP. I mean it, your mind will be blown.
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Streets of Madrid
Edinburgh might have been the most beautiful city I've ever visited. When my friends asked me what it was like, I responded with a mere "simple." Life is simple there. Cheaper than Britain, for sure. The people were nicer. The city was the most amazing combination of history, culture, nature, and modern innovation. I remember visiting Edinburgh castle at night my first night, and seeing numerous Scottish bagpipe players walking in for an event. It made me so happy to think this old culture was preserved. Just right outside of Edinburgh - a 10 minute walk from the center - you can indulge in one of the most beautiful (and windy!) walks I've ever done. Arthur's seat. And when you get to the top you have a clear and crystal view of Edinburgh and the Scottish coast. It was blissful. Would definitely recommend a visit. If I had more time I would've wanted to travel Inverness- the Scottish countryside- and lochness. Perhaps next time :)