New Adventures, By Madison DiMaggio

European train terminals will absolutely turn heads with their breathtaking architecture and historical significance. The train station isn’t just a place to catch a train, it is a gateway to spontaneous adventures, specifically for students that are studying abroad. I want you to imagine the exquisite, historically significant terminals with stunning architecture that are visited by travelers from all over the world. Particularly when it comes to coordinating their travels with the seasons, students have an eye for it. Prague, Budapest, Morocco, and Madrid become popular destinations for students during the early spring semester when it is still cold.

For those who want to travel without the summertime crowds, these destinations have a distinctive blend of culture, history, and a bit of cooler weather. As the semester advances and the temperature begins to rise from mid-March to May, students begin to focus on traveling to warmer climates. Italy’s Cinque Terre and Lake Como quickly became favorites thanks to their stunning scenery and comfortable temperatures. Tenerife is the place to go for those who want sun, sea, and sand. The rising popularity of student travel shows how they make the most of their time overseas by exploring the various climates and cultures that Europe has to offer. Grand train stations serve as the beginning point for these incredible adventures, which lead to destinations like the warm Mediterranean coast or the chilly, medieval alleys of Eastern Europe. All of these getaways offer countless memories, each offering an exciting adventure.