Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV

For the night: "Au chat qui pêche"(Cours de la Marne); "La Lune dans le Caniveau" (Capucins) "Café des menuts" (St. Michel) Le Plana (Victoire). Do not go to "quais", close to the river: Pretty expensive, and so snob ambient in most of them. During the afternoon, all the Cafés in Place du Parlement ("Café Reno", "La Comtesse"). Go to dinner during the spring and summer to Quartier de St. Pierre. You have to visit places like Saint Émilion, not very far of Bordeaux, Saint Jean de Luz, and Sarlat, at three hours by train. Do not forget that the region has very good beaches.

I already knew the French language before arriving and I really liked learning more and more every day. I think it's a pretty language and I do feel confident now to speak French whenever I get the chance.

It was great; not luxuous but i had all i needed to be confortable. All my friends were near, the university and the library 2 minutes away; the tram station 1 minute away. Services in the campus were very good: laundry, internet, tv, cofee, gym. The campus staff also great, they were always their to help you solve any problem.