Staying with a foreign family ,so nice and kind as my host family, has probably been my favourite thing about the whole experience. The native food was definitely interesting and the life down town held a homey feeling like I never left home but still experiencing new things. 

Waking up everyday and meeting with kids from different countries, spending the day with them and getting to know more about them and their lives was super fun. As time passed we built strong bonds with each other and I honestly believe that some of these friendships could last a life time. 

Moreover, seeing different architecture in the towns we visited was definitely mesmerising. Also, I'm pleased to say that I gained knew knowledge about their lives like how their education system work, how they spend their weekends and how they treated each other so kindly even if they don't know the other.

I'm truly grateful that I got that one of a lifetime opportunity and I can't wait to visit Spain again.

Something that amazed me was that, I was welcomed with open arms and felt right at home in a city hundreds of kilometres away from mine. I really enjoyed feeling included as a part of the family. As the days passed, I learned their traditions and tasted their cuisine, which I liked quite a lot. I also loved making new friends from another country, talking about our different experiences and interests. Everyone was really kind and thoughtful which made me feel at ease.

Something that truly exceeded my expectations was the architecture. As someone who studies art it was really interesting to see a gothic cathedral in person. I was fascinated by all the beautiful sculptures and pictorial treasures in the interior but also the history behind them. Something else that I think that was worth visiting was the sad hill cemetery. A place that I didn't know existed

before I went to Spain but was really glad to stop by.

 Every place that we visited was really interesting and the trip was an all-around amazing experience. I miss the foster family and all the amazing friends and I hope that one day our roads will cross again.

To begin with, travelling to Spain made me realise many things about other countries, especially about their education system. First and foremost, teachers are actually willing to educate students and provide them with knowledge by making the lessons very entertaining with many activities included. 

Furthermore, i consider myself very lucky have met students from other countries and actually get in contact with them in another language. Everyone was so friendly and i had great time going out with them in the city. Last but not least, each day was full-filled with so many activities and other stuff that we didn’t even noticed the last day came and it was time to leave. Everyone will be missed and i hope we could meet again in the future. 

Even though the days past quickly we created strong bonds with each other as we were friends for long time. It was such an unforgettable experience and im looking forward to meet them again.