Erasmus+ week in Marinha Grande 27.1/2.2 2019
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The student spent a week in Portugal as part of an ERASMUS+ exchange program. During their time there, they visited Lisbon on the first day, seeing sites like the Tagus River and shopping centers. On the second day, they had PE with local students and visited a beach. The third day included trips to Coimbra University, a museum, and Fatima. Their final few days consisted of visiting other cities and sites, saying goodbye to their host families, and returning home to Rome.
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