Technische Universiteit Delft (TU DELFT)

Speakers (it´s is a restaurant during the week and disco-bar during weekends), Luniz(pub), VeistenMarkt(a square at the center of the city, visited when the wheather is good enough), Kobus (cafe), New Church (mery wonderfull whith a very tall tower from which you can see all the city), trip o boat (there are may canals in the city), the library of the TuDelft (it´s an amazing example of modern arquitechture), the market every thursday and Saturday near by the Main house and the New Church (with many flowers, many typical food).

The housing at TU Delft was controlled by one only company. That got to a sort of monopoly, so they were able to take the decisions they wanted without caring about our opinion. I think it was not good for the exchange students, which didn't know that much about the housing possibilities in Delft and surroundings.

In this country its really easy to travel because of to to the distances and the railway system, in the other hand its a bit expensive. If you have the opportunity try to go to the south and visit Belgium and France(only 7 hours AMS-Paris by bus).

In the Netherlands I was able to improve my English, all the lessons were taught in that language and I met lots of people which knew very well how to speak it. I think now I'm able to follow any conversation in English. Moreover, I learnt some Dutch during the year. During this year in Barcelona, I'm still learning Dutch and, even if it's still difficult to have conversations, I can understand quite a lot out while reading or listening.