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The things that draw so many international students to Germany are a wide offer of study options, affordable costs, funding and the high living standard. If you decide to study and live here in the Land of Ideas, one of the most attractive places to consider is Dortmund. Of the approximately 600,000 inhabitants, over 50,000 are young students from […]

Are you on holidays or planning to stay longer in Poland? If you get bored with capital-city attractions, we invite you to head for Katowice in the South of Poland. Among other charming spots like Silesian Museum, Historical Museum of Katowice, Nikiszowiec and Giszowiec (mine worker’s quarters), Wilson Shaft Gallery, Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra and Silesia Park, there is a unique building […]

Ready for a quest to reveal all tasty secrets of traditional Polish cuisine? Being in Poland for a weekend, month or longer, you will encounter pierogi for sure, but what else is worth trying? This article will leave you with useful tips, fact and advice about Polish food. Equipped with all this information, you will not […]

Medical studies in Poland are very popular among both domestic and foreign students. What is the reason that there are usually a dozen or so applicants for one free place at Polish universities? First of all, it is the fact that Polish medical universities are usually highly ranked in international rankings assessing the level of […]

New in Germany? Check out what you need to know  If an adventurous move to the most organized and progressive country on Earth is waiting for you soon, you may ask yourself a question: “Is it hard to live in Germany?” The answer will be easier to find with our basic guidelines. Are you ready to learn […]

Danish islands are beautiful and quiet  Denmark is surrounded by the sea and practically made up of small islands. The largest and most densely populated are Zealand, Funen, and the North Jutland Island.  Each one is unique and gives you a chance to commune with relaxing nature, and log out from the hustle and bustle of […]

What language is Danish?  Denmark is a country with a strong welfare state. It combines a high living standard with a strong social security net, as well as the best working opportunities. So, if you consider moving to another country, Denmark seems really tempting. Before making a final decision, we invite you to discover the mysteries […]

Can you study abroad after Brexit?  As a result of the British people’s decision to leave the European Union, taken in a referendum in June 2016, a number of questions suddenly arose about the continued functioning of numerous areas of life that had until then been regulated as part of the Community.   Indeed, Brexit, which […]

Danes are considered one of the happiest nations in the world and their capital – Copenhagen – is therefore a place many want to live in. Students are keen on moving to Copenhagen for the good level of teaching at the universities and the laid-back atmosphere and young professionals for the opportunities which lay ahead […]

From breakfast till late night, Copenhagen has something to offer for everyone, every time of the day. Breakfast and coffee in Copenhagen They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so make sure you treat yourself with something nourishing. Why not go for an old-fashioned porridge but in a modern style? If […]

There’s hardly a more natural way of commuting than biking in Copenhagen. It’s cheap, easy, eco-friendly and very popular. Give it a go, pick your ride and check out Denmark’s cycling culture on your own. 454 km of bike paths wait ahead! BASIC RULES AND CUSTOMS TURNING LEFT AT AN INTERSECTION Ride through the intersection […]

Commuting is a vital part of living in every big city. It’s no different with Copenhagen. Knowing your way around the city will definitely save you a lot of time and – as we all know – there’s nothing more important when you’re a young professional or a student. ZONES Copenhagen is parted into commute […]