The Erasmus+ mobility in Greece was also an opportunity to discover the rich culture, traditions, and historical heritage of Athens together with international partners.
The mobility program also included learning about Greek culture and traditions. Participants took part in a culinary walk around the city and visited the Herakleidon Museum, where they learned about the achievements of the ancient Greeks in science, art, and technology.
During their stay in Greece, the mobility participants also had the opportunity to visitAthens, see one of the most important monuments in the world – the Acropolis, and admire the coastal landscapes and unique atmosphere of Glyfada. The mobility was an incredibly valuable experience for our students and teachers – it allowed them to develop linguistic, social, and intercultural skills and learn about modern methods of working in education.
