Cities of Spain

Students will get to know the most important cities in Spain, what they are known for and why they are important. In addition to Barcelona and Madrid, we will give our students the opportunity to learn more about other great cities such us Tarragona, Salamanca, Sevilla, Santiago de Compostela or San Sebastián.

A visit to ‘El Pueblo Español’ (The Spanish Village) follows this lesson. Students will see replicas of the most important buildings of each and every city in Spain.

Gaudí

Many of the most famous and important buildings in Barcelona were designed by Gaudí. La Sagrada Familia, la Pedrera, la Casa Batlló, el Parque Güell are just some of his famous monuments.

This special lesson is followed by a fascinating visit to the spectacular Parque Güell and to Paseo de Gracia, where students will be able to see La Pedrera and the Batlló House. A Sagrada Familia visit will be organised for the whole group.

Costa Brava

It is, without doubt, one of the most spectacular coastal landscapes in Spain. For tourists and locals alike, the Costa Brava has some of the most beautiful seaside villages in Spain.

Tarragona, a UNESCO Patrimony

Whilst only a small city, Tarragona offers some of the most historic monuments in Spain. The Greek amphitheatre and the gothic Cathedral are just two examples of what students can expect on their visit.