Abstract
The unique intercultural exchanges an Erasmus student in Portugal is able to experience are the reason I chose this country for my exchange. In this article I elaborate on my time in Portugal, after introducing myself, I discuss Portuguese architecture, dance, cinema, cuisine, wine, literature, music, festivities, and art. In the second half of the work, I compare these aspects to Romanian culture, when elaborating on traditions, mythology, spirituality and sport.
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