Which country to study with Erasmus?

[Luna(r)tic]

I'm in the 3rd year of Computer Engineering studies in Greece and I'm thinking of studying in another European university in the same field with the Erasmus project for a year. I'm thinking of going to the UK, Holland or the Czech Republic. Which country would be best, having in mind the best quality of studies and which one attracts most students from around the world?

[Shinji]

Out of those three I'd go with the UK. I've studied there and thier educational standard is very high. But that of course depends on which school you choose to study at.

[The_Supervisor]

I think will offer the highest quality education out of those three, but I don't know about the number of students that go studying there with the Erasmus project though.

[Nichigo]

Have you ever considered going overseas? I'm 4th year Electrical Engineering here and San Diego State (USA), and we had a program for studying abroad this past semester. One country that caught my attention was Singapore and its Nanyang University. It's one of the best Universities in SE Asia...and it's cheap to live/study there =)

[The_Supervisor]

I think he wants to stay in Europe, 'n a flight ticket to go overseas isn't so cheap I guess...

[Thaliel]

Erasmus is EU only, but saves you the fees...I would go for UK (Might go there as wel for my english studies next year)

[Luna(r)tic]

That's right, I want to stay in the continent. I was thinking of the UK(the college will be the University of Wales, Bangor) mostly, 'cause I know the language better, but I also want to meet new people. In the Czech Republic the college is the Technical University in Liberec and in Holland Fontys Hogeschoolen in Eindhoven and Hertogenbosch. Which one of them attracts most people from around the world?
By the way, is Portugal worth of studying there(quality of studies / social life)?