Always interested in meeting new people, exchanging experiences from different cultural backgrounds and making new ones all over the world. I'm thrilled that I have the chance to get a feel for the everyday vibe of the place I'm visiting. This may sound like a cliché, but my CS experience started last year when I participated in a summer research internship in Munich. I made a lot of friends there and I decided to explore a bit of Central Europe. So far, I had only used Airbnb, but CS totally changed my point of view in terms of vacation. Together with another good Turkish friend, we made small trips on the weekends and explored pretty much Bavaria, with a local point of view. Visiting a city is not just sightseeing but also making brunch for a host you met just the previous afternoon and sharing food in a balcony at a neighborhood you wouldn't even think to visit. Just behind those big, advertised monuments. Only the locals know these hidden small picturesque pubs and coffee shops that travelers struggle to unravel. I hope you can share some ideas. I have many suggestions for Athens, too!

●MUSIC● Alternative rock Indie rock (The Kooks, Franz Ferdinand) Electronic Old Greek Rock bands ●FILMS● Dallas Buyers Club Despicable Me Her La Vie en Rose Trainspotting Intouchables The Lobster A Clockwork Orange Call Me By Your Name La Isla Minima Juste la fin du Monde Mommy (Xanvier Dolan is my favorite) ●TV SERIES● Big bang Theory Grey's Anatomy Dr. House Sherlock (BBC one) Game of Thrones La Casa del Papel Peaky Blinders Revenge Skins Misfits The affair Duck Dodgers (:D)