Where is it exactly:
Located in the province of Gelderland at 51° 58′ 0″ North, 5° 40′ 0″ East

How do you get there:
If you are coming by plane to the Netherlands, and preferably arriving at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam follow these simple directions: When at the airport just go to the main hall and you will see the ticket selling machines where you can buy a ticket to Ede – Wageningen; if you have any problems go to the office right in front of the machines. When leave the train at Utrecht Centraal and take the connecting train to Arnhem, remember to get out in Ede. You will see the buses parked in front of the small train station, take the number 88 – it will get you to Wageningen central bus station (the last stop).  At any moment you can ask, friendly people will help you if you feel lost (everyone has very good English skills). You are now at the center of Wageningen!

Why is it so special for you:
One of my most important life-long dreams was to study in Europe; no place is better than this small country (in my personal opinion) and the nice rhythm of student life in Wageningen is ideal for this part of my life. For a long time I wanted to be here, this is why every day is unique. Here I learned to treasure everything in my life.

Which means of transport do you use usually?
Bicycle and train

Why do you use it?
I live in Wageningen, The Netherlands. Here the life goes smooth and cycling is part of the country’s culture. Every place is reachable by bicycle and the infrastructure is meant for that. Is fast, cheap and you can have time to think on your ideas while getting from the point A to point B, while in a car drive would be a stressful situation because of the traffic, etc. Cycling is fun and makes everyday life more convenient.

Which is your favorite means of transport?
Train, and bicycle for European cities mostly.

Why?
Seeing the landscape (urban or rural), listening to some nice beats while in the train. Having time to relax and enjoy the ride is what makes travelling by train such a nice experience. Delays, and related issues can be tough but at the end its easier than other means of transport such car or plane. When arrived to my destination, taking a bicycle completes the experience because is stress-free to move around in European cities which many times are small and with a lot of turns and narrow streets. I like to travel by these means because seeing and enjoying my music is essential to make moving from A to B fun.

These meals rarely are healthy but no one could complain about the fantastic moment the Xmas diner is.

Name: José Echeverría
Age: 29
Hometown: Quito

What is your lifegoal? Design and compose some music
Why? Because I want to make the world a better place

Name: Yan Pacheco
Age: 27
Hometown: Quito – Ecuador

What is your goal? Keep at it on practice Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy
why? Immortality and Transcendence

Name: Belton Bravo
Age: 24
Hometown: Buenos Aires

What is your lifegoal? Become a director in photography  and advertisement commercials that marks trends.

Why? To leave my footprint, my stamp and improve the audiovisual aesthetics of my country

Name: Maria Gabriela Delgado
Age: 27
Hometown: Quito, Ecuador

What is your lifegoal?
To travel as much as I can, and basically have no plan at all, but to enjoy life as it gets

Why?
Because life is short so better spend it doing what you want, in the way you want and when you want.