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Orto Botanico dell'Universita di Perugia

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Orto Botanico dell'Universita di Perugia

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On the second day we visited the Agricultural University of Perugia where we saw the wonderful botanic garden. In the middle of this garden there is an olive tree that is over 300 years old witch means peace and the sacredness of the nature.

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After that, we visited the basilica which had the second largest painting in the world. During the night, the sun and the moon together with the door, form a human skull.

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After the basilica, we went to the monument of the fallen heroes who defended Perugia from the pope.

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Francistan sisters of the atonement st. Anthony's guest house

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Francistan sisters of the atonement st. Anthony's guest house

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Monday -  an incredible tour through the history of Perugia

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Monday -  an incredible tour through the history of Perugia

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In the first day of Erasmus+ fulfilled with excitement, we were greeted by the students of Italy. Their school was incredibly nice to us and we had a great time finding out about the cultural differences of each country. We then went as a group to the old city center of Perugia and visited many astonishing historical monuments.

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That was really amazing trip which we will remember forever.

Rome, coliseum that made a big impresive for us, Asisi is the most beautiful town where we were.

Something that was hard for as was a lot of stairs and constantly going uphill and downhill

But the most important for us is the friendships, wonderfull memories, and learning about your traditions.

Thanks for this week we will have you forever in our hearts.

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The Erasmus+ Human Rights program is of paramount importance due to its role in promoting human rights education and international cooperation. It facilitates cultural understanding, empowers future leaders, and addresses pressing global challenges. Through research and policy development, it contributes to the protection and promotion of human rights. The program emphasizes social inclusion, equality, and solidarity, fostering activism and advocacy efforts. With a Europian impact, it extends beyond borders, striving for a world where human rights are universally recognized and protected, creating a culture of respect, tolerance, and justice

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Wednesday - the adventure of a lifetime in Rome  

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Wednesday - the adventure of a lifetime in Rome  

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The trip to Rome was the experience we were looking forward to the most. We started the day off with the Fosse Ardeatine, a touching monument built to honour the death of 335 italian people from WW2. We went on to the Colosseum, which surpassed all of our expectations. Next was the Fori Imperiali, a huge ancient city built by the Romans. Going through the center, we saw many colossal buildings, and the beautiful Fontana di Trevi. We went to our hotel room tired, but very satisfied of what we had seen.

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On these bricks are written the names of the people who donated for the restoration of the city of Assisi

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This week was such an amazing adventure. We have seen wonderful places with interesting history. Most of those places help us remind of people who died.

Our hosts are really nice pople who wish us all best. They know what we like, what we want and what we feel. That's meaning of true friendship.

Perugia, where we stayed mostly, is such a beautiful place with brilliant people. In our first two days of project we have seen the most important places in this town. The views we have seen in monday and tuesday have taken our breaths.

The capital of Italy, Roma, is one of most beautiful places we have seen in our entire life. We were amazed in how good condition is ancient roma empire- looking from perspective of how old is roma.

Thank you for a great time that we have spent in italy.

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The second day we presented the Fosse Ardeatine and the definition of memory and rembebrance. After we divided in 3 groups (Italians, Polish and Romanians students) and create a remembrance map with memorial monuments all around the world.

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Erasmus+ experience from the Romanian students

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Erasmus+ experience from the Romanian students

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The Italian Erasmus+ mobility was an unfogettable experience that we are happy we shared with our counterparts from the other countries.

The people involved were so professional and kind, and we have learned so much about each country and our differences, but more importantly, our similarities.

Perugia is an incredibly beautiful city, incorporating modern elements into its rich history dating all the way back to the etruscans.

The trip to Rome was the best we could have ever asked for, and we will never forget the memories.

The Erasmus+ Accreditation programme gave us the chance to make new friends and interact with different personalities, cultures, religions. We had the opportunity to collaborate in the team, to learn what friendship means and to visit the most important places in the history of the whole world. This trip made us understand what it's like to be away from home and how important it is to appreciate every thing that happens to us.

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On this first day, we introduced ourselves and got to know each other. Afterwards we watched a video explaining the gestures used in Italy and took a quiz.
Each school then presented a PowerPoint of the school organisation and daily life in their country.
In the afternoon we visited the centre of Perugia in particular: Rocca Paulina, Palazzo dei Priori, Fontana Maggiore.

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On the morning of the second day, we discussed the importance of memory and remembrance and their differences. Later, we introduced what we would be visiting the next day in Rome (Fosse Ardeatine). In the afternoon, we continued to explore the center of Perugia, specifically the church, agricultural sites, and the monument to the fallen.

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On the third day, we left Borgonovo at 6 a.m. to go to Rome by bus! Our first stop was the Fosse Ardeatine, where we experienced strong emotions when we saw the memorial monument of the 335 italian victims massacred by the Nazis.
The second stop was at the Colosseum. Here, some Italian students narrated the history of the amphitheater and described its structure. After visiting the Colosseum, we went to the Foro Romano. Here too, some Italians shared their insights about the Foro. Finally, we returned home by bus.

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On the fourth day, we went to Assisi. Here, we visited various places, one of which deeply moved some people, the convent of the nuns, where they explained the monastery's history and the story of how they helped and saved the jewish during the WW2. Later, we visited the Basilica of Saint Francis, both the upper and lower church, where some students explained the frescoes depicting the life of Saint Francis.

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Reflection of italian students about the Erasmus

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Reflection of italian students about the Erasmus

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During this week, we felt even more like European citizens as we got to know various cultures and exchanged information from different perspectives. This project allowed us to learn and discover information about our nation and city that was previously unknown to us, while also enabling foreign students to understand our culture and customs firsthand.