Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

It's ok since every Dutch speaks English although I didn't find Dutch very interesting to learn

"Molly Malone's irish pub", "The Palace" and others. The town centre, located around the Martini Square, is really full of cafes, pubs, bars etc, so one should not easily get bored. Places not to be missed? Visit the open air market taking place at the Martini square, go to the interesting town Museums, climb to the top of the Martini Tower (destroyed during the 2nd World war and totally rebuilt afterwards) preferably on foot, and enjoy the splendid city view...Ride with your (rent) bike&new friends to the superb countryside lying outside Groningen, safe&sound at the specially made bicycle streets, and enjoy the serene landscape of horses, cows, valleys and waters. Do not miss the Botanic Garden just outside the city. Simply, taste Groningen-and its fried potatoes at MartiniSquare, served with tomato sauce at the end of the nights out:-)

There was a great chance to practice English in every aspects of academic and everyday life.

It was the best experience in my life