Citizens of the world in Bucharest
“Citizens of the World” is the title of the event hosted by the Italian Embassy in Bucharest on 27th and 28th May. The event included the inauguration of the itinerant
Annett or her true love for dogs! A story all over the world.
Annett is a very active Dutch woman who has lived in Skopje (Macedonia) since 2006. Here she tells us about her life and how Ajvar and Pinjur have been adopted
A brief code of Skopje
Darina, is a Slovackian friend of Expatclic. She lives in Skopje since 2007 from where she sends us this interesting article about the capital of Macedonia… Thank you Darina!
My life in Provence, by Naoko, a Japanese expat in France
Naoko is Japanese and lives in Provence. She tells us her impressions about her life in Provence. We arrived in France in summer 2006 with mixed feeling of anxiety
A love affair with Etruria
Mary Jane Cryan is a native of Massachusetts who has been living in Italy since 1965. An author and contributing writer for many well-known guidebooks, Italian and English language magazines,
France set the tone…and Music Day was born!
We propose you an article that Viviane (former team member of the Francophone section of Expatclic) had written on Music Day and on some musical instruments around the world. To put
Christmas in Bulgaria
Thank you so much Dima for this beautiful article on Christmas in Bulgaria! Christmas in my family (Bulgaria) I find that living in a foreign country strengthens one’s own sense
Christmas in Denmark as told by Danish Gitte
We thank Gitte for telling us all about Christmas in Denmark. The first of December is the first day of the Christmas month and all the children will start opening
Christmas in Germany told by a German expat
Ingrid, a German-native, settled abroad 15 years ago. She lives in Italy and describes us German traditions surrounding Christmas time in Germany, more particularly traditions that take place in Main-Spessart
Christmas in Greece told by a French expat
Brigitte, a French woman, is married to Nikos, a Greek man. Together they are eager to teach and perpetuate Greek traditions surrounding Christmas celebrations. They walk us through Hellenic Christmas
