Aarhus Universitet (UNIVERSITY OF AARHUS)

My stay in Aahurs was positive in all the ways. I travelled through Denmark and also through Scandinavia with the scanrail because it's cheaper. Denmark is an expensive country so students going there must be aware of that and get information about the best places where to buy the basic things, like food or academic stuff. And Denmark is also a cold country! so students should bring warm clothes and be prepared for the winter. The good thing of that is that all the places are very well prepared for the cold abd the heating is high. The best way for travelling around Denmark is by train. There is a card that students can get by paying some mone, but they get the 50% of discount in all the trips they do in a year. I really recommend that card.

I was a great exchage experience. I travelled around the country by train and by car, and I could visit Germany as well. I like danish people, they are helpful and they try to solve problems inmediately. I really think denamar is a fantastic country to life there. I didn't think about visiting Denmark before my Erasmus experience, but I suggest everybody to visit this small but fantastic country.

Arhus is very much a student city with vibrant night-life, sea, beach & woods. Danes & foreign students generally got on. Foreign students tended to be 'cluiqy' so I experienced Spanish/Italian/US/Japanese etc culture as much as Danish. Bring money & BOOKS & try to learn some Danish before you arrive.

I liked a lot downtown Aahrus because it seemed an small village and all the shops, pubs and bars were toghether, so it was always very lively. I especially loved the atmosphere of the places, very warm and cosy. My best cafe was, without any doubts, "Baresso". It was a chain all over Denmark and they prepared really good coffees. My best night spot? "Undermasken", it was just amazing. The best places to visit in Aarhus are a small harbour called Marselisborg and the old town, called "Den gamle by".

Everyone should try being an exchange student ... it's a hell of an experience (in every sense) :o)