Lifestyle & Culture
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5.0KLale Boyd at Maastricht University: What it’s really like to be an expat student in the Netherlands, Pt. 1
(Editor’s note: This is Part 1 of a multi-part series documenting what it’s like to be an expat student in the Netherlands,...
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16.6KLive where you work (updated): Co-living, co-working an attractive alternative as Europe housing costs rise
If you read posts on the various expat Facebook communities across Europe, you know finding a place to live is the biggest...
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6.3KExpat Essentials: How to leverage visitors to keep your American expat survival kit stocked
(Official disclaimer: Dispatches would never encourage you to break the law. Travelers generally are allowed to transport medicines in small quantities for...
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7.4KLauren Bordeaux: Vienna expats … here’s my review of Mochi in the Second District
If you’re on the search for great sushi and Japanese food in Vienna, then you have to check out Mochi in the...
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4.4KMatthew Reynolds in Frankfurt: Four quirky things I love about my new city
(Editor’s note: The quirky side of Frankfurt is next up in our The Things We Love series celebrating all our favorite aspects of expat...
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4.9KLynne Evans in Greece: Corinth is the gateway to laid-back Peloponnese’s overlooked treasures
(Editor’s note: Lynne Evans recently relocated to a village outside Corinth from Athens. So this is literally her back yard.) On the...
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11.4KBeth Hoke in Istanbul: Why Vodafone Park is a super choice for the 2019 UEFA Super Cup
(Editor’s note: While Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism covered some of the author’s expenses in Istanbul, Dispatches Europe received no remuneration...
