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3 Must sees
Toulouse, often referred to as the “Pink City” due to the terracotta-colored bricks that adorn its historic buildings, is a charming and vibrant city in the Occitanie region of southern France. As an exchange student in Toulouse, I have here listed three things I would really recommend to see in Toulouse: The place called “Saint Pierre” by the Garonne River is a super nice place to hang out with friends. Bring your own blanket, food, and drinks, and see the sunset. If you are into history the Basilica of Saint-Sernin church is really worth a visit! The church is listed on UNESCO World Heritage Site and dates back to the…
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Three must sees
Copenhagen offers many beautiful things to see. Here you have my three must sees in Copenhagen: Nyhavn is one of the most visited places in Copenhagen and it is definitely worth a visit even though it is very touristy. The houses are in different colors and in the night it is very beautiful. Have a drink outside and feel the vibe of the place. Værnedamsvej is a small street in the area “Frederiksberg” and people call the street “little Paris” as there are many small French restaurants, flower shops, etc. A really cozy street that is definitely worth a visit. Go on a sunny day and sit outside to enjoy…
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