Aristotle Panepistimio Thessalonikis

Well there would be tons of useful tips, but I will choose some of them. I believe you will have a better experience if you stay in the dorms. Even is not exactly luxury you will have the time of your life and interact with more students and avoid huge bills. Travel as much as you can and use your student passo, it will give you price reductions and low fares for transportation and none the less free entrance to museums. Buy a Greek phone card with number it will be better than roaming! Take a language course if is offered by the university it will be helpful trust me! Get involved in university projects and interact with locals. Don’t eat at Mc and try the local food is simply tasty and nothing compares with a nice lunch in a Greek taverna! Try the dairy products! Watch yourself on the street what they say about the Greek drivers is not a cliché! Take it easy with drinking frappe becomes addictive. Be opened and ready to face new situations every day! Don’t be surprised if you see a lot of strikes! Always think of a plan B!

I had a single room for all the period that i stay in greece and it was quite big. the only bad was that i didnt have my own bathroom but it was ok! the cleaning could be better and i think it was the only diffect of the residence. in the other residence of the university they was much more cleaner than mine but olso it was more expensive all most the double! I think, in general, it was a good residence, thats why i am voting it with 3!

Greece is a good choice because as it's not very very organized, you will have to manage by your own most of the time. Moreover, as far as Europe is concerned, you will meet a completely different mentality in Greece.

Kamara is the traditional metting point for the students. Of course the wonderful cafes on the paralia (sea front). You first have to find a good taverna around the old market (Meletron) or near the Kastro. Then very late in the night you will go to some night clubs near the sea towards the airport.