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The students who took part in the Erasmus experience have each selected the photograph they consider most meaningful among the many taken during the week. They are sharing it here as a way to capture and communicate a significant moment from their journey.
Each image represents more than just a memory: it reflects emotions, discoveries, new friendships, and the personal growth that comes from stepping into a different cultural context. Through these photographs, the students offer a glimpse into their individual perspectives on the experience—what struck them most, what surprised them, and what they will carry with them moving forward.
Together, this collection of images becomes a visual narrative of the Erasmus week, highlighting not only the activities and places visited, but also the deeper impact of the experience on each participant.
We could never have ended our Málaga week without the presence of Yasmin, a chemistry enthusiast who always lives life with a smile.
Leonardo
This photo perfectly captures the spirit of our week in Spain. Beyond the sightseeing and the “busy schedule”, the best moments were the ones spent like this, sitting around a table, enjoying some local food, and simply being together.
Simone
This photo captures one of the most memorable moments of our week in Spain. What makes it special is not just what is happening, but how spontaneous and genuine it feels. During this trip, we learned that the best experiences often come when you least expect them—whether it’s getting lost in a small street, sharing laughs with new friends, or simply enjoying the atmosphere around us.
Spain has shown us the beauty of slowing down and appreciating the present moment. This picture reminds us that sometimes the funniest or most meaningful memories are the unplanned ones, the ones that truly stay with you long after the journey ends.
Marisa
During this vacation intense studying experience we bonded with each other and became attached quite fast.
Like Jasmine said: we formed a group so diverse, yet so cohesive, that it simply looked like it was meant to be.
The teachers are precisely what favoured this to happen: instead of being strict and demanding, they let us have freedom and agency over where to go and what to do (or what to eat) and - therefore - create a united group.
So thank you, to everyone: the teachers, my schoolmates and our Spanish friends (especially Jasmine).
Chiara
On Wednesday, after going to school in the morning, we went to Mijas in the afternoon, a very beautiful little town. Walking around the city, we found a stunning viewpoint overlooking the sea, from which we also watched the sunset.
After a few minutes that we were there, Pier Giorgio came to me and Marisa and told us that he wanted to do a fake marriage proposal to Luca, and so it happened: Pier, with Marisa’s ring, knelt down and proposed to Luca. Fallou, who was behind them, was astonished and put his hands in his hair.
It was a beautiful afternoon and, above all, a wonderful vacation full of beautiful memories.
Cecilia
This is one of my favourite days of the experience in Malaga,It was the first day we went to school and There was a guy with Mate and a hot water bottle. And then he made us try the mate that was very special.
Fallou
This week has been an incredible journey filled with constant laughter, exciting new discoveries, and moments that we will truly never forget. This group photo on the beach, framed by the calm sea and the endless blue sky, perfectly captures the joyful spirit and the genuine bond we built throughout our entire Spanish adventure. From exploring local spots to sharing endless jokes, every day brought us closer together, making this trip a meaningful experience that we will all treasure. Looking back at these photos, it's clear that the memories we made together are the best souvenir we could have brought home.
Luca
Here we were at the Picasso Museum, inside his childhood home. The museum displayed many of his important works, which could be seen and admired. After a long, exhausted day, however, I decided to take out my little camera to take a couple of photos of us truly "listening" to the exhibition.
Pier
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