Tag: Students

Today we visited the Rotterdam stadium. While it was big, personally I preferred the Munich stadium for some reason. It just felt more vibrant to me personally. One thing I did take note of specifically is how section SS was missing due to relations to the Germans during WWII.

Today we rode a boat up and down the Rotterdam ports. It was pretty cold out but besides that it was very pretty and really neat to learn about the the supply chain through our tour.

Today we went on a tour to see some of the huge windmills. While quite popular today in non-renewable circles, they have been around for some time and the Dutch have made that clear.

Today was a nice day as we began with a bike tour and finished with a trip to The Hague. The bike tour was really cool as it allowed me to see the whole city and really feel like I was getting around like a local. The trip to The Hague was also really cool [...]

Today we visited Amsterdam! I was actually really excited to see the old architecture as it was one of the only cities spared from the wars destruction. It was really pretty and I enjoyed it alot.

Today we arrived in the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. We had an excellent tour showing us how the country was rebuilt post war in a more progressive style. Along with this there was an excellent art scene we reviewed.

We started the morning with a very emotional and dark morning at the Dachau concentration camp. Dachau holds one of the first concentrations camps. This camp based the designs for the rest of the concentration camps to exist. From the gas chambers to the stoves that burned over 50,000 jewish people. It was an eerie [...]

Today we went to the Technical University of Munich as well as the BMW showroom. I think that going to the university was very interesting as my interactions with the students showed me many similarities and differences between a student in Germany and the United States of America. Overall I really enjoyed my interactions with [...]

Today we visited the Munich residence palace and it was wonderful, one thing that really stuck out to me was the gradual additions to the palace showing a contrast in architectural and artistic styling from the Holy Roman Empire up to the 18th century.

Today we arrived at the city of Munich. Munich was interesting to visit and to learn about as they kept a much more traditional architecture style during their post war rebuild. Besides this Munich and Bavaria in general could be the most beautiful part of the world I’ve ever vitiated.