It’s May! It might mean nice and hot weather and the opening of the summer clubs but for most of us, it also means that final exams are getting closer and closer. But don’t panic, here are some very useful study tips to make sure that everything goes well!

TGIF! The weekend has finally arrived and now it’s time to party with these home-made cocktails!

When people think about Seville, they are picturing blue skies with the sun. Unfortunately, the rain exists here too, as you probably have noticed today. Here we have some tips on how to spend your time nicely on a rainy day! :)

When you arrive and settle in a new country, you want to fit in as quickly as possible, adopting the local customs and traditions. Because let's admit it, it's never really pleasant to be always referred to as 'the tourist'. So here are some tips on how to live like a local in Spain !

Gone are the days of writing hundreds of flashcards to help memorize Spanish verbs. Instead, download the following apps we mention below. While attending language classes is important in helping you improve your grasp of Spanish and acclimatise to your new country, there are some more relaxed ways you can build your skills outside of the classroom.

Have you ever thought that something that doesn't look normal to you, can be considered as absolutely normal in another country? Here you can find out the specific features of Spanish culture that will help you to understand Spanish lifestyle better and to find an answer how to make the best of every situation that is not familiar to you!

It is not a secret anymore that a lot of people want to come back to Sevilla again and again or even to stay here forever when they visit it for the first time! So what kind of magic is happening here? Maybe it is just a good atmosphere, or maybe it has much deeper meaning… If you also noticed some of the following signs during your stay in Sevilla, probably you have never thought about it but Sevilla is your city!

Hi guys!! The new semester is coming, and I wanted to give you some advice if you will be new in your university or apartment. I wanted to share with you my experience, maybe it will be useful for you.

It really helps your stay in Spain when you know at least a little bit of Spanish. It would be easy if you are able to asks certain questions to start a conversation, so here we go! :)

¡Hola! Last Friday I arrived in the sunny Seville. As it is my first time in Seville, and I did not know anything or anyone here, and I was worried about a few things. My biggest worries were finding my way in this big city and my room, what to do, and the language, which a barely speak.