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What to do once you reach Barcelona?

28th May 2014 4 comments Article Cities, Living in Barcelona, Tips & Tapas, Transportation & travelling Alberto Segarra

Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) is close to the old town. It is located southwest of the city and is one of the biggest airports in Spain. Once you arrive, you have four options to reach the city centre. Shuttle: If you are coming with a small group of university friends, you can take a shuttle

Consejos fotografías a los pisos en alquiler

(ES) 20 consejos para hacer buenas fotografías de tu casa.

21st May 2014 Article Living abroad, Student accommodation tips Alberto Segarra

Una casa bien fotografiada es una casa bien alquilada. Hoy en día, todo entra por los ojos y es muy difícil que alguien tenga una impresión de cómo es la casa que queremos alquilar si no sale del todo bien en las fotos. Pero eso es algo de muy fácil solución. Tan sólo tenéis que

What to do once you reach Madrid?

15th May 2014 Article Cities, Living in Madrid, Tips & Tapas, Transportation & travelling Alberto Segarra

Adolfo Suárez – Madrid – Barajas is the most important Spanish airport. If you arrive to Madrid and don’t have a friend who can pick you up at the airport, don’t worry. There are several options to reach your flat. The airport is 13 km (8 miles) away from Madrid, so walking won’t be an

(ES) Nos expandimos en el mercado español

6th May 2014 Article Beroomers Alberto Segarra

Beroomers es un Marketplace de alojamientos para estudiantes cuyo objetivo es reunir la oferta de este tipo de alojamientos y canalizarla hacia los estudiantes ya sean nacionales que se desplazan a otras ciudades o extranjeros que vienen para realizar su intercambio académico en España. beroomers.com aborda su expansión a todas las ciudades españolas tras completar

VALENCIA ON FALLAS! The fallero vocabulary

11th March 2014 2 comments Article Cities, Living in Valencia, Things to do & see, Tips & Tapas Alberto Segarra

The Fallas’ best days begin in a few hours and we want you to live them as an authentic fallero, not as a GUIRI. That’s why we want to share with you some vocabulary in order to help you enjoy these days in the best way. Read and print it if it’s necessary. If you

5 Tips On What To Keep In Mind When Renting a Room

11th January 2014 Article Living abroad, Student accommodation tips Beroomers Team

Renting a room is one of the toughest and most important things every exchange student faces. Finding a room I like, within the budget I have and sharing the flat with students who I’m comfortable living with is a real challenge itself. Imagine doing that in a city I’ve never been to, with barely any

(ES) Transport options and fares in Valencia

11th January 2014 Article Cities, Living in Valencia, Tips & Tapas, Transportation & travelling Alberto Segarra

TRANSPORT: As you reach a new city, how to move about is always one of the first questions. Knowing exactly what options there are and what the fares are like can make your life a lot easier, saving you money & time! Valencia has several transport options such as the tube or metro, the bus,

How to get a cheap Spanish number really easily

11th January 2014 1 comment Article Beroomers, Doing paperwork/formalities, Living abroad Alberto Segarra

MOBILE: Living without a mobile nowadays is completely out of the question. Plus, there are so many different companies, which one should I go for? To make your life easy, here are few tips on which are the cheapest companies and the places to get your Spanish SIM card upon arrival and keeping in touch

What to do once you reach Valencia?

11th January 2014 Article Cities, Living in Valencia, Tips & Tapas, Transportation & travelling Alberto Segarra

ARRIVAL: Once you reach Valencia, and unless you have a friend with a car who can come pick you up from the airport or train station, or drive down with your own car, there are several options to reach your flat: 1) TAXI – It is the most comfortable option but the most expensive one

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