Hi everyone, it has been a while since we have let you know how we are. So far, it has been 2 months since we arrived to Seville, that means for the most of us half of the time is already over. We're experienced a lot of things, made mistakes in our daily life and learned from it. We would like to share the first part from Ausra and Diana of those experiences and on Wednesday we'll publish the thoughts of Lotta and Julia.

To move abroad and start a life in a new country can be a bit scary. Here are some advices how you can survive your year abroad:

Hey People! Hope you are all doing great! What do you guys do in your free time (except eating and partying)? We of RoomSevilla will tell you what we do.

​Hi everyone! We hope that you had a good weekend! As promised, we will give you our personal recommendations of some restaurants in Sevilla and surroundings!

There are million advices and things you should do when arriving in a new city. However, this article shows you which things you should avoid and definitely not do at your arrival in Seville.

When moving abroad there is always a lot of things to prepare before you can start a new life in a new country. Here are 10 tips that helps you to prepare your stay abroad:

The return from Erasmus will be a trauma. Here below there are some tips useful to survive after a lot of months abroad.

With temperatures already reaching 40 degrees, Andalucía can seem like an oven during the months of summer…Although it’s nice to have hot and sunny days, the heat has some effects on your body. To avoid any disagreement due to a heat stroke, here are some tips to help you keep fresh and maintain your body temperature at a normal level.

Here below we propose some of the best apps to cook. If you are not good at, don’t worry there are a lot of simple recipes!

If you’re looking for an original way to conserve your erasmus’ memories don’t miss these tips;)