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Welcome. Visiting the city and the oil museum
After a good sleep in a beautiful place at the sea front our Italian partners were our tours around the city of Imperia. They showed us all the important sites  that are in the city. We were shocked by all the beauty of the city and its richness. The day was completed by a visit to the Carli Olive Oil Museum.
Impressive!

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Food and dance.
It was a complete day. First we did some exercise by dancing all together traditional dances, so later we could enjoy the pasta with pesto, they had previously taught us to prepare, and some delicious Ceriana sausages our Italian partners had prepared. Yammy!! Bravo!

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After listening to Sacco group singing, it was time to dance a traditional dance. We all enjoyed the singing and the group activity, although we were not very good at it 😉

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Sports and San Remo
After spending the morning palying in the beautiful athletic fields Imperia has. We enjoyed ourselves playing ultimate and also tried orienteering. We have a good memmory of that morning thanks to Carlo Agnese, who fimed the most important oments with a dron.
The afternoon was dedicated to visit San Remo, where we had a group tour and also free time. The group bike tour that allowed us to enjoy the seview while cycling was the best.

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It was so beautiful..., so many sites to visit...

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It was so beautiful..., so many sites to visit...
The fifth day we woke up very early to head for the bus that brought us to the city of Genoa, a gorgeous and bustling city full of live and movement. We had an enthusiastic guide, the Art teacher, who guided us trough the most fascinating sites and told us interesting facts about them.  We had a free afternoon to wander around the city til coming back to Imperia.

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Visit to the Town Hall and Museum in the morning. Certificates and goodbye party in the afternoon.
Sadly, our last day in Imperia. We visited the Town hall where a council member explained part of the city history, told us about all the new projects and how they were trying to change the industrial economic style of the city to another one more tourism centered.  Visiting a Villa-Museum that was next to the Town hall was the next activity in the morning. The day ended with a party organized by the Italians hosts to give us our certificates and  to say goodbye to us all.
It is a pity it didn´t last for  a month!  😊  🥰

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IMG_20220430_094819-COLLAGE ayuntamiento y mueso de arte moderno

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GENERAL OPINION

Undoubtedly what I take from this experience is a lot of friends, new languages or the improvement of my English, and having been able to visit spectacular places with the best company and in the best hands. I am very sad to see it end and I would have preferred to stay there much longer, but I am grateful for everything I have experienced during this week. I would go back to Imperia without thinking about it and I would repeat this experience with Erasmus+ one and a thousand times more.
Vega Serrano.

I can´t have any complaints about this trip, although it could have lasted longer. For my teammates and I the days went so fast. While we met we also realized that we fit quite well and that on the way back from the trip everything would change since we would only see each other in class. But not only would it be different with them, we would also miss our new friends, who we hope will visit us soon.
I would repeat this experience one and a thousand more times. I still can't believe it's over. It has been a parallel life full of illusions that many more students should experience. I am very grateful to have been able to be part of the trip.
Celia Antón Villafranca