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CHRONOLOGY OF RIZAL’S TRAVELS
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⎈ Rizal traveled abroad to continue and complete his medical degree. ⎈ For his secret mission. It was to observe keenly the European life, culture, languages and customs, industries and commerce, and its governments and laws.

May 3, 1882

Barcelona, Spain

November 3, 1882

Madrid, Spain

He matriculated at the Universidad Central de Madrid. Rizal visited the Laennec Hospital, to observe how Dr. Nicaise treated his patients. He again visited Dr. Nicaise, who showed him the technique of operation. He visited the Lariboisiere Hospital, here; he observed the examination of the different diseases of women. Rizal enrolled in Universidad Central de Madrid in two courses— Medicine and Philosophy and Letters.

June 18, 1883

Paris, France

June 19, 1883

Paris, France

June 20, 1883

Paris, France

November 3, 1882

Madrid, Spain

September 28, 1883

Madrid, Spain

He enrolled again at the Central Universidad de Madrid for the second course in medicine.

June 21, 1884 – 85

Madrid, Spain

Rizal completed his medical course in Spain; Studied and passed all subjects leading to the degree of Doctor of Medicine.

November 1885

Paris, France

Shortly, after terminating his studies at the Central University of Madrid and as already a physician, Rizal, went to Paris in order to acquire more knowledge in ophthalmology.

February 3, 1886

Heidelberg, Germany

⎈ To specialize in ophthalmology. ⎈ And to continue observe European life and customs, government and laws. ⎈ To further his studies of sciences and languages. ⎈ To observe the economic had political conditions of the German nation. ⎈ To associate with famous German scientist and scholars. ⎈ To publish his novel, Noli Me Tangere.

March 21, 1887

Berlin, Germany

Noli Me Tangere was published.

August 5, 1887

Philippines

⎈ Returned to Calamba and practiced medicine as a country doctor. ⎈ To operate in his mother's eyes. ⎈
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