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The holidays are approaching and all you can think about is relaxing and having a good time in a remote and exotic location, far from your daily routine and its monotonous stress. However, your mind still craves experiences that will allow you to learn something and grow because it’s always good to remember that vacation doesn’t mean laziness. Maybe you’re a college or high school student looking to expand your horizons, meet interesting people, learn about a new culture or language, or you’re just hungry to leave your comfort zone. Whatever the case may be, traveling always teaches you new things, and AllTheRooms knows that. Here’s our list of the best places to study abroad.
Washington D.C, U.S
No matter what your personal opinions and beliefs are, it’s undeniable that the United States has been one of the most important and key players in the shaping of the history of the world. A trip to its capital is a great opportunity to discover and know more about how the country was built. Additionally, the city is home to numerous Museums such as The Smithsonian, and monuments like Lincoln Memorial; not to mention great universities like Georgetown University and American University.
London, UK
One of the most cosmopolitan and international cities in Europe, London offers a great canvas to spread your wings and learn something new every day of your trip. The city is famous for being home to numerous museums such as the British Museum and the National Art Gallery; as well as fascinating cultural sites such as Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Tower of London, and Big Ben, among many others.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
With a population of over 12 million people, Sao Paulo is a mecca for industry, education, and culture. On top of that, it’s also a great access point to explore the rest of the country and even the continent. This city is perfect if you’re looking to learn while traveling. Lear Portuguese from the friendliest people in the world, explore their gastronomy and culture, practice their traditions, and enjoy the arts and heritage in the numerous museums found in the city. Sao Paulo is also home to some of the world’s best universities, such as the University of Sao Paulo and the Pontifical University of Sao Paulo.
Rome, Italy
Every history lesson begins with or has a large chapter about Rome. This beautiful vibrant Italian city has seen empires rise and fall — history has been written here since ancient times, and sites such as the Coliseum, St. Peter’s Basilica, and The Forum are among the many history lessons to be learned and studied. Another great advantage of visiting Rome is the chance to learn the language from native speakers while discovering their culture and traditions.
Tokyo, Japan
The capital city of Japan is a true mecca of culture, technology, innovation, education, and ancient traditions that make it a perfect place to immerse yourself in Japanese life. Learn about the country’s history and culture as well as practice your Japanese — with a wide variety of schools and institutes, a trip to Tokyo can very well be complemented by taking a few Japanese classes. You’re likely to meet fascinating people while visiting incredible sites such as Odaiba Science museum and amusement park, Sensō-ji Historic temple, and maybe even Tokyo Disneyland.
Berlin, Germany
Not only a great place to polish up your German, but Berlin is also a capital that has everything to offer for those looking to learn while traveling. The city is filled with historic sites such as Reichstag building, the Berlin Wall, iconic Alexanderplatz, and the fascinating Museum Island, not to mention famous Checkpoint Charlie. Additionally, Berlin´s universities, institutes, and schools offer a wide variety of options to take classes and programs with some of the best teachers in the world.
