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Modern Foreign Language School Trip To Barcelona

Barcelona is teeming with possibilities for practising Spanish in its streets, markets, cafés and galleries. Embark on a Modern Foreign Language school trip to Barcelona, the ideal destination for young explorers wishing to develop their Spanish skills.

If you are interested in teaching other popular modern foreign languages, we can help with organising German, French and Mandarin language trips.

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Highlights

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Out and about on the lively promenade of Las Ramblas

02

A Barca immersive tour in an interactive museum

03

Rollercoasters and water flumes at PortAventura

04

An evening of flamenco

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Suggested itinerary

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
Flight to Barcelona or Girona - about 2 hours Coach transfer to your accommodation included Own evening sightseeing - Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter (flight time permitting) - evening meal included
Breakfast Spanish language lesson Your own sightseeing - the Sagrada Família, Parc Güell or the Picasso Museum Own evening sightseeing Port Vell - evening meal included
Breakfast Spanish language lesson Your own sightseeing of the city, then Montjuic Hill, the Olympic Stadium and Pueblo Espanol We suggest a flamenco evening - evening meal
Breakfast We suggest a visit to the La Boqueria Market and shopping (flight time permitting) Return flight to the UK - about 2 hours

What's included*

Return flights UK to Barcelona or Girona
Return overseas transfers
2 x 2-hour language lessons
Half board accommodation and insurance
1 teacher place for every 10 students

*Please note, entrance fees where applicable are not included in typical price – contact us for more details

Recommended excursions

01 Sagrada Família
02 Las Ramblas
03 Barca Immersive Tour
04 Pueblo Espanyol (Spanish Village)
05 Parc Güell
06 Tapas Walking Tour
07 Spanish Language Lessons
08 PortAventura
09 Ferrari Land
10 Boqueria market
11 Flamenco Show
12 Picasso Museum
13 Cooking Lesson
14 A Day in the Life of Pedro
15 The Travelbound Barcelona Quest
01 Sagrada Família

Gaudi’s masterpiece, this large, sand-coloured Catholic church has fluid forms, towering spires and surfaces overflowing with sculptures. It is still under construction even though it was started in 1882. Gaudi spent the last 40 years of his life working on this project and it isn’t scheduled for completion until 2026.

1.5 hours See on map
02 Las Ramblas

Stroll down Barcelona’s most famous street, separating the barrios of La Ribera and the Gothic Quarter. Locals and tourists bustle around the stalls selling trinkets, flowers and pets, the smart shops and Boqueria market, or just enjoy a café con leche while watching street performers. Photo © Alberto Cabello Mayero.

1 hour See on map
03 Barca Immersive Tour

The Barca Immersive Tour is an interactive museum at Camp Nou allowing visitors to travel through the past, present and future of the iconic club. The tour of the exhibition ends in an immersive audio-visual 360-degree experience of what it feels like to be a player in the centre of the stadium.

NB.: The inside of the Nou Camp Stadium is undergoing renovation and cannot be seen as part of this exhibition at present.

1 ½ hours See on map
04 Pueblo Espanyol (Spanish Village)

Set at the foot of Montjuïc, Pueblo Espanyol is an open-air architectural museum with streets and squares reproduced to scale. It was built in 1929 for the Barcelona International Exhibition. The aim was to produce an ‘ideal, model’ Spanish village where the architecture, style, and culture of various locations around the country were preserved in one place. Photo © Olga Palma.

1-2 hours See on map
05 Parc Güell

Gaudi has let his most whimsical ideas take flight in this enchanting landscaped park, high on a hill in the Gracia district. It contains amazing stone structures, mosaics and fascinating buildings festooned with dragons and natural shapes, plus the spired house where the artist lived for most of his last 20 years.

2 hours See on map
06 Tapas Walking Tour

Take a walk around the old town of Barcelona with a guide who will introduce the group to traditional Spanish tapas. The group will taste a variety of dishes in different bars to get the real flavour of what the locals eat. A drink will be included and a sweet desert.

2 hours See on map
07 Spanish Language Lessons

The best place to learn Spanish is in Spain and we can arrange language lessons at a local language school with a native speaker.  This gives students a chance to work on grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation and to discuss cultural and social aspects of Spain with the teacher. Afterwards, students can use what they have learned in a real context.

3 hours See on map
08 PortAventura

This is one of the largest theme parks in Spain located in Salou on the Costa Dorada. Magnificent shows and magical rides – including the tallest rollercoaster in Europe – are split into six different sections: China, Polynesia, Mediterranean, Sesamoaventura, Mexico and the Far West, and there is also a an aquatic Park.

Full day See on map
9 Ferrari Land

This unique theme park is the latest addition to PortAventura World, dedicated to the prestigious Italian firm and its F1 racing team. The rides and attractions are imbued with the Ferrari spirit; combining speed, cutting edge technology, innovation, design and adrenaline. Ferrari Land can be visited on its own or combined with the PortAventura Park.

Full day See on map
10 Boqueria market

Dating back to the middle ages, the Boqueria is one of Barcelona’s leading attractions. Located on Las Ramblas, this covered market has a dizzying array of fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, confectionery and more. There’s also a ‘culinary classroom’, where you can learn to cook, and where a variety of other gastronomic events take place.

1-2 hours See on map
11 Flamenco Show

Pupils can enjoy the colourful spectacle of this traditional Andalucian art form on stage. The passion, strength and confidence of Flamenco performers make for an unforgettable show. See how they artfully convey their full range of emotions – from humour, happiness and love to envy, anger and bitterness – within a strict framework of rhythmic patterns.

1-2 hours See on map
12 Picasso Museum

The museum has the most complete collection of works by Picasso – with more than 3,500 paintings, drawings, engravings and ceramics. Picasso moved to Barcelona in his teens, and the museum reveals his relationship with the city. Look out for the important works The First Communion and Science and Charity.

2 hours See on map
13 Cooking Lesson

The lesson takes place in a professional kitchen. The group will divide into teams with each team preparing parts of a traditional Spanish/Catalan meal to share with the rest of the group. Dishes include gazpacho, Spanish tortilla, Catalan sausage (or vegetarian alternative) with aioli and tomato bread, pinchos, Catalan veggie pizza, fresh fruit skewers with warm chocolate sauce and alcohol free Sangria.

2 hours See on map
14 A Day in the Life of Pedro

With this Spanish language game, students can enjoy an accompanied two-hour group language activity around an area of Barcelona following a day in the life of Pedro, a fictional Spanish boy. Tasks involve listening, reading and speaking Spanish with language activities and teamwork. The day ends with churros and chocolate for all!

2 hours See on map
15 The Travelbound Barcelona Quest

Students are encouraged to work in teams to collect keys and be in with a chance of unlocking the winning box. The quest visits many iconic landmarks from La Rambla to Plaça Real, and involves an exciting mix of treasure hunt-style clue solving and team activities. Whilst discovering the cosmopolitan capital of Catalonia, children stay engaged until to very last minute when the winning team is finally revealed. Enrichment or MFL version available.

2-3 hours See on map
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Typical accommodation

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Hotel Roma Reial ★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Located in the impressive Gothic quarter of the city – the oldest part of Barcelona
Excellent location close to the cathedral, the Liceu Opera House and Las Ramblas
Clean, comfortable rooms

Facilities

En-suite rooms with TV and free Wi-Fi access
Electronic/magnetic keys
24-hour front desk
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Urbany Hostel Barcelona See on map

Why groups like it:

Great location between Barcelona beach and the famous Sagrada Familia
Terrace area with fantastic views of Barcelona
Striking contemporary building

Facilities

24-hour reception, internet access and air-conditioning
Common room with large roof terrace
Secure location with keycard access

Learning outcomes

Subject focus

Students can:

  • Take Spanish language practise beyond the classroom and engage in spontaneous, unscripted conversations with native speakers
  • Develop confidence and fluency in Spanish by speaking it in practical situations
  • Experience the Spanish and Catalan culture and learn how the two cultures and languages co-exist
  • Develop their interest and enthusiasm for the country and its language

Student outcomes

Students will have had an opportunity to:

  • Develop speaking and listening skills by communicating with native speakers in real-life situations
  • Gain confidence through learning and testing their capabilities
  • Learn about Spanish and Catalan culture and how the two languages are used in everyday situations
  • Learn about issues affecting contemporary Spain

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