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Nightlife Reflection

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'It was the time of my life' is an expression that has gotten to be abused to the point that the significance of the word itself is regularly lost; yet just like the case with most clichés, I find that it has turned into a common characteristic term for a reason, and to any individual who gets some information about my time in Spain.
My time abroad was filled plenty of new encounters which will be compressed, both compactly and precisely, by a progression of events and instances during my time in Madrid. To mention a few which will be further scrutinized, I managed to learn about different people and their cultures, and also learn new skills that are highly beneficial to my career path and my growth as an individual. …show more content…

Dance clubs stay open till the morning lights and liquor is less expensive contrasted with different parts in Europe. The places I’d suggest are Joy Eslava in the event that you need to meet different Erasmus students and Serrano 41, which is the best club in Madrid (my very own sentiment, obviously!). You ought to likewise attempt Rooftop Bars from where you can see the pleasant lanes of Madrid better. I'd prescribe you to go to the one in Círculo de Bellas Artes where you can see the well-known "Metropolitan" building.
Other than nightlife, the cuisine is amazingly heavenly in Spain! Tapas, churros, tortillas, various types of paella… Simply divine! You can likewise attempt Asian food which is extremely cheap in Spain. I prescribe 100 Montaditos, el Tigre to all Erasmus students since they offer modest and scrumptious sandwiches and …show more content…

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