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EAT History attributes Count Pavel Stroganov for the emergence of one of St. Petersburg’s most traditional dishes – beef stroganoff. Like many noble families in Tsarist Russia, the Stroganov’s employed...keep reading

One of the highlights of my time in Moscow in fall 2019 was my internship at the Russian National Museum of Music . I worked at the museum for two...keep reading

Last week, we wanted our students to get to know this party more in depth, so all the teachers at the centre wanted to participate in the activity and organized...keep reading

EAT The Eternal City boasts many treasures, but among its top - la cucina Romana (Roman cuisine). One dish is so revered, it has achieved Protected Geographical Indication (PGA) –...keep reading

Following the line of one of my recent posts, the one where I was talking about restaurants that offer international food in Alicante (https://www.ciee.org/go-abroad/college-study-abroad/blog/alicante-city-destination), I am going to introduce today...keep reading

It is absolutely crazy how quickly the first six weeks of the Global Internship Program went by. At the end of last week I finished up my two classes and...keep reading

Hindi is a really fun and fascinating language. Although India is home to 22 languages, and most travelers can get by with only speaking English, learning Hindi can help you...keep reading

Budapest has been voted this yearʼs "European Best Destination" by travelers, with the Hungarian capital topping a list of 15 competitors, ahead of second-placed Braga in Portugal, and the Italian...keep reading

FALL BLOCK I - CHICHEN ITZA, EK BALAM, VALLADOLID Located In the center of the State of Yucatan, the World Heritage ancient Maya city of Chichen Itza is one of...keep reading

SPRING BLOCK I - Hangzhou Marco Polo described the city of Hangzhou as “the most splendid city in the world.” This is likely due to the city’s stunning natural environment,...keep reading