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Three Crosses (in Lithuanian language “Trys kryžiai”) is a memorial monument situated on the top of the Hill of Three Crosses, in the city of Vilnius. The monument is composed by three white concrete crosses which have become more than a monument. They are also a symbol of Lithuanian identity. According to the tradition, seven Franciscan monks were tortured to death on the top of the hill in the 14th century, and thr

“To have seen Italy without having seen Sicily is not to have seen Italy at all, for Sicily is the clue to everything” – W. Goethe said once. I truly agree with this quote so that’s why I want to share my one of the greatest travelling experience. When I was thinking where I should go this year to feel amazing and see the most beautiful sceneries at the same time, there was no doubt Sicily wou

On May 05-11 group of young people from Lithuania, Italy and Albania went to the small mountain village Serra San Quirico (Italy) for Erasmus+ project (youth exchange) ”OFFICINA EUROPA”. Professional theatre educators taught us the ability to listen each other, to create dialogue and to be creative. This project involved young Europeans in fostering mutual understanding, integration and solidarity among young people

In the last years in Spain it is a conflict about the black mood and jokes about the Spanish royal family. Some people think these jokes are only for make people to laugh although some people don’t like it but for others this jokes are like contempt of terrorism victims, insult them. In the last years there are many cases of humorist or a person who put these jokes in the social networks and then they have to going t

I think that travel makes human more flexible, open-minded and richer inside. That is the reason why I try to not miss the opportunities to travel somewhere. One of the opportunity I heard was Erasmus+ project and, of course, I took it. Thus it all began… Before 3 weeks I with 7 other Lithuanians were participating in Erasmus+ project “11 Techniques For 11 Emergency Situations”. We had spent 8 days in Aksaray –

Experience is the teacher of all things. I would say that participating in this kind of projects is the best way to gain a valuable experience, fall in love with a culture and country that you are visiting, learn new things and make friends from different countries. My name is Monika. Me and my other Lithuanian friends were participating in Erasmus+ project “11 Techniques For 11 Emergency Situations”. The project was

Hello, I’m Gerard, I’m Spanish, and it is a pleasure to be in Lithuania. I’m here for a program called Erasmus+, in Vilnius and I’ll be for two months where I am doing practices of my studies and I think it is a unique opportunity. The centre of Vilnius is very nice and cozy; you can go walked from one place to another. Vilnius is near a town called Trakai, where a beautiful castle, it is obli

April 11 – 20. These nine days left a big memory in my heart. Erasmus+ project titled “Impropreneurs” took place in Poland, little Poronin village. Impropreneurs is the educational and cultural project, which contains impact of theatre and puts a mark in a subject of youth entrepreneurship. Project`s main objective was to encourage young people to practice on their work and life balance, lead their own pa

Erasmus+ project ‘You’re welcome’ ended and I hurry to write everything that I experienced there. I heard before very many things about Denmark but now I saw everything by myself. Sunny Danish people, colourful houses, little mermaid, expensive shops and more you can see in capital of Denmark-Copenhagen. We lived in the Eastern Denmark in Stenløse, small town with beautiful nature, lovely houses and starry sky,

Our Lithuanian group was the first country in intercultural evenings. After four hours of discussions, finally we made scenario of our evening. The evening started with Lithuanian folk song ‘Oi laukiam, laukiam’ (We are waiting for our guests). We met our guests with bread and salt. When all people took a seat, we showed short video about our country. Then we danced folk dances ‘Oira’ and R