Hoy os muestro un poco de esta preciosa ciudad escandinava del norte de Europa que tuve la suerte de visitar estos días gracias a las movilidades pertenecientes al programa Erasmus+, en el que profesores de toda Europa podemos viajar y conocer otras realidades educativas para mejorar nuestras propias escuelas.
Toda una experiencia que os recomiendo si sois profesores.
La ciudad es pequeña pero con mucho encanto. Se aprecian en sus edificios las influencias rusas, así como la religión ortodoxa y protestante.
Su gente, lejos del mito de frialdad nórdico, es acogedora y muy amable. Su comida es sabrosa, en especial los pescados y el reno que tuvimos la suerte de probar.
El clima nos respetó bastante, aunque no pasó de los 5º, y pudimos disfrutar de todo el encanto de la capital finlandesa.
Today I show you a bit of this beautiful Scandinavian city in northern Europe that I was lucky enough to visit these days thanks to the mobilities belonging to the Erasmus+ program, in which teachers from all over Europe can travel and learn about other educational realities to improve our own schools. .
An experience that I recommend if you are a teacher.
The city is small but very charming. Russian influences are appreciated in its buildings, as well as the Orthodox and Protestant religion.
Its people, far from the myth of Nordic coldness, are welcoming and very friendly. Their food is tasty, especially the fish and reindeer that we were lucky enough to try.
The weather was quite respectful of us, although it did not go above 5º, and we were able to enjoy all the charm of the Finnish capital.
