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Entertainment for Students Studying Abroad

October 28, 2015

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Studying abroad during college is an experience that many students choose to make apart of their lives, and it’s definitely something that can change your life for the better. However, ULoop believes it’s very important to know about some of the exciting things to do in each place before you actually go, that way you can plan out what you really want to do while studying abroad. Here are a few popular attractions in each place

London
- Palace of Westminster & Big Ben
- National History Museum
- London Eye
Italy
- Grand canal
- Colosseum
- Trevi Fountian
Spain
- Casa Batllo
- Costa del Sol
- Buen Retro Park
France
- Eiffel Tower
- Palace of Versailles
- Gorges Du Verdon

For the final destination to travel to and more information about what these hot spots have to offer, click here.

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