Studying abroad as a high-school or college student means more than snapping an arm-stretching selfie in front of an iconic landmark or seeking out the most glamorous club scene. In an increasingly interconnected world, travel can expand your horizons and help you make sense of living in the age of globalization. The most backpacker-friendly cities are often the most culturally rich and might even teach you a thing or two outside the classroom. Here are our picks for the best places to study abroad.
Berlin, Germany – Lessons in Art and History
David Bowie defined Berlin as “The greatest cultural extravaganza that one could imagine”, and he was correct. Berlin is a city with a tumultuous history where you can relive the history of the Berlin Wall, visit its famous art museums and galleries, and immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant artistic scene. Be sure to visit the East Side Gallery – a public ‘outdoor gallery’ on the surviving segment of the Berlin Wall, painted with politically minded and motivational graffiti. Also, take a trip to Museum Island, a collection of five museums on an island in Berlin’s river Spree. These museums hold some of the world’s most valuable historical objects.
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