studentsineurope

Professional wanderluster Wade Shepard of VagabondJourney.com shares tips and tricks about living and working in Europe. Part 2 of 2.

Leaving the school-week without enough travel-relevant words of wisdom? Here’s another round of recently published, feature-worthy writes for your weekend reading.
More accustomed to photo paper than Photoshop, and a veritable stranger to my own digi, I appreciated the SoSauce article on how to choose a digital camera. The write-up includes a little questionnaire of possible [...]

Switzerland.
Undoubtedly, one of the most famous chocolate producing countries in the world. Just saying the words Swiss chocolate conjures up images of happy and healthy cows grazing the luscious green hillsides of Switzerland, ready to give their precious milk to make those smooth chocolates we love oh so dearly.
Everywhere you go in Switzerland, chocolate can [...]

Playful and colorful hot-air balloons dot the Swiss sky at the Château D’œx International Festival of Balloons

Paragliding in the Alps is an unforgettable experience.

Sunrise on a clear day in the Swiss Alps

While surely not a “must-see” on the list of places to experience when on a European adventure, taking a ferry ride from the small Swiss town of Romanshorn to the German city of Friedrichshafen (home of the Zeppelin), is a cheap and unique experience for student travelers. After all, it is not everyday that you [...]

Switzerland’s capital displays a colorful statue - in the middle of one of the major streets – that on closer inspection depicts an ogre devouring a naked baby.  That’s right, a monster eating a baby!  Not your usual European example of religious artifacts and tales.  Perhaps the Swiss aren’t as neutral as we all think!
The original [...]

An interview with a professional volleyball player currently playing in Klagenfurt, Austria.

A list of the latest, best, worst, and upcoming trips of Lizelle Jackson.