Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV)

Food in Spain is a bit cheaper than in Finland and at times we ate out which is about the same as in Finland. Phone costs were a lot higher than in Finland ( do not make phonecalls, send SMS, sim card costs quite a lot). I paid about 190€/ month for living including all the expenses (gas, electricity, water). When going out I realised Finland is more expensive but some bars in here might have an entrance fee of about 12€ (inlc. one free drink). I spent a lot of time for travelling as it is so cheap to fly to other European countries from heer and also the train in Spain is not very expensive (shorter distancies).

I spent money to travel on the weekends, including a rail pass. Didn´t go out much, and I spent pretty close to the same on food because I eat out a lot back home. Food was a bit cheaper (no tipping) here if you can avoid coke. (no refills)

Both food and accommodation is cheaper in Spain than in Finland. On the other hand I had my boyfriend in England so the phonebill wasn´t easy all the time. The nightlife is superb in Valencia, do I have to say any more?

food and accommodation cheaper, and bought from markets a lot. spent more on travelling as tried to explore as much as possible when there.

In Spain the food is cheaper than in Germany, but especially seafood is so delicious here. During my stay I wanted to see other places in Spain and took a lot of week-end trips to larger town, that is what I spent most of my money on.

Public Transportation is more expensive. Things like sun glasses, perfums, clothes are cheaper. : )