# Europe

Everything you need to know about the program, funding, accommodation, and more — from a dancer.

A compilation of the food joints and retail stores that pleasantly shocked, surprised, and delighted me on my 3-day solo trip to Barcelona.

I didn't like Barcelona. Not at first. It didn't help that my first day there was completely grey and overcast. The neighbourhood looked gaunt and stark, the streets nearly empty. This was a far cry from the coastal photos I'd seen.

This cheap photoshoot was the best hack I found to gift myself a dance photoshoot in Barcelona's Old Town without the hassle and pomp.

From flaming hot flamenco dance to a burning bright sunset, these are the enchantments that made a moment out of Madrid for me.

Berlin doesn’t just have a huge professional arts scene (my colleagues describe it as a “freaky arts scene”); it also has a huge recreational dance scene. The great thing is they aren't necessarily separated.

Munich is a cultural hotspot that offers many fun and unique experiences for travellers that don’t have to cost a lot or make you climb up endless stairs for a view.

Everything you need to know about the program, funding, accommodation, and more — from a dancer.

Munich (German: München – "Home of the Monks") is the cultural capital of Bavaria, Germany Unexpectedly, Munich turned out to be very reminiscent of my hometown of Toronto, Canada (minus the horrible traffic).

As observed by a solo traveller, dancer, and short-term expat.

Everything you need to know about the program, funding, accommodation, and more — from a dancer.

It’s not every day that I get the urge (haha) to devote a separate article entirely to a toilet, but this hidden washroom at the centre of Munich was so impressive, I just have to.

Plus the coolest toilet in the city.

If the Nightjet is anything, it’s definitely not economical anymore.

Emergencies aren’t cheap…