Fifth meeting of the Erasmus “Generations pedaling for inclusion and climate action” co-financed by the European Union.
Ainara Arnas, María Gil and Elsa Morales tell us:
«The first day in Dublin did not disappoint. To begin with, Robert Abbey, from EBSE Dublin, has lent us a yayacleta for these days and María Martín directly got on and we started walking.
We have begun the route through the city with a visit to the Tailor's Hall, a building from 1706 where the headquarters of An Taiske is located, an entity financed with public funds to preserve heritage and promote sustainable mobility and climate action. After several short presentations (Dublin cycling network, Merchant's Quay - support for people with addictions - and Voice, a workshop on clothing consumption) we enjoyed a guided tour led by Elita.
We ate (in the sun!) next to Dublin Castle. We continued walking through Grafton Street and Temple Bar. There the students had a couple of hours of free time. The day ended with dinner at the Chocolate Factory, a place for artists and for the meeting of associations where you can have a delicious dinner for a reasonable price. Tomorrow, more!
