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01/12 Overview

Modern Foreign Languages School Trip To Seville

Students can get absorbed in Spanish culture and tradition in stunning Seville, the largest city in Andalucia.

Seville is perfect to help young learners learn Spanish. Other popular modern foreign language choices include Mandarin, French and German or we can help with other languages as needed.

We’ll help plan, book, advise and organise so you can enjoy the tour as much as your students will.

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Highlights

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The impressive gothic Cathedral and Giralda

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Tapas tour around Seville’s colourful streets

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Photo opportunities at the colourful Plaza de Espana

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Andalucian Flamenco show

Please contact us for a price

Suggested itinerary

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
Flight to Seville. Flight time approximately 3 hours Coach airport transfer. Own sightseeing (flight time permitting) Evening meal
Breakfast Language lesson Cathedral and Giralda and Royal Palace Alcazar Evening meal or optional tapas evening
Breakfast and packed lunch Language lesson Marie Luisa Park and Plaza de Espana Evening meal. Optional flamenco show
Breakfast Flight time permitting, visit the Museum of Flamenco Dance. Coach transfer to the airport. Flight to the UK

What's included*

Return flights UK to Seville
Return overseas airport coach transfers
Half board accommodation
1 teacher place for every 10 students
Insurance
2 x 2 hour language lessons

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

Recommended excursions

01 Spanish Language Lessons
02 Cathedral and Giralda Seville
03 Royal Palace Alcazar
04 Torre del Oro
05 Maria Luisa Park and Plaza de Espana
06 Bullring Maestranza
07 Las Setas
08 Paella Lesson
09 Flamenco Show
10 Tapas evening, Andalucia
11 Museo de Bellas Artes
12 Seville Football Stadium – Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
13 Museum of Flamenco Dance
14 Isla Mágica Theme Park
15 Cordoba
16 Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art
17 The Travelbound Seville Quest
01 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
02 Cathedral and Giralda Seville

This is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and a UNESCO world heritage site. Built in the 15th century on the site of a 12th century mosque the cathedral is the final resting place of Christopher Columbus. Climb the 35 ramps of the tower designed so donkeys and horses could ascend for spectacular views across the city.

2 hours See on map
03 Royal Palace Alcazar

The heart of the Alcazar is the Royal Palace built by Moorish workmen for the Christian King Pedro the Cruel of Castile in the 14th century. Highlights include the Patio de las Doncellas with its pool and sunken gardens, the Ambassador’s Hall with its gold dome, the gallery with portraits of all the Castillian kings and the House of Trade where Columbus signed his contract with Queen Isabella.

2 hours See on map
04 Torre del Oro

Located by the Guadalquivir River, the Torre del Oro (Gold Tower) is a military watchtower constructed by the Moors during the Almohad dynasty, in the 13th century. Its purpose was to control access to the city from the river. It is a remnant of the Moorish fortified walls which originally enclosed the city.

1 hour See on map
05 Maria Luisa Park and Plaza de Espana

Close to the river to the south of the city the Maria-Luisa Park is filled with exotic trees, fairytale buildings and Moorish fountains and pools. The park was the location of Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929 and the enormous spectacular Plaza de Espana with was designed and built especially as a centre piece.

2 hours See on map
06 Bullring Maestranza

Dating from 1762-1881 this is one of the oldest and considered to be one of the finest bullrings in Spain with a magnificent baroque façade and wrought iron gates. The bullring was made famous by Bizet’s Opera Carmen. Although a highly controversial sport Bullfighting is still very popular in the region. Take a guided tour around the arena and learn more about the history of this sport.

1.5 hours See on map
07 Las Setas

This stunning contemporary city landmark, designed by German architect Jurgen Mayer H, is made up of six waffle-like parasols and is said to be the world’s largest timber-framed structure. There is an archaeological museum in the basement, as well as a food market, restaurants, walkways and a performance space on the ground and upper floors. There are great views of the city from the top of the building.

1 hour See on map
08 Paella Lesson

A lesson in how to make Spain’s famous rice-based dish provides a great new skill, plus some historical background. Paella originated in the fields of Valencia in eastern Spain. Today it is made in every region of Spain, using just about any ingredient that goes well with rice.

1 hour See on map
9 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
10 Tapas evening, Andalucia

An evening of tapas tasting makes for an enjoyable way to learn about Andalucian food and culture. The menu includes cold tapas, such as air-dried ham, cheeses and olives, and hot options such as chopitos – battered, fried baby squid – succulent bull’s tail, and flamenquines – deep fried ham rolls.

2 hours See on map
11 Museo de Bellas Artes

Built around three patios and dating from the 17th century this lovingly restored building houses a collection of art and sculpture from medieval to modern day. The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville features works from the Seville School of artists including Esteban Murillo, Bartolome, Francisco de Zurbaran and Juan de Vales Leal. Image by Anual CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

2 hours See on map
12 Seville Football Stadium - Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán

The home of Seville Football Club is located in the Nervion district, south-east of the city centre, with a seating capacity for over 45,000. The stadium tour includes the trophy room, press room, players’ tunnel, and dressing room. There is easy access by metro. Image by https://www.flickr.com/people/inkiboo/ – CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

1.5 hours See on map
13 Museum of Flamenco Dance

This is the first Flamenco dance museum in the world, and follows the history of this powerful dance from when it was a gypsy street dance to the present day. The museum includes areas dedicated to famous Flamenco dancers, art works, memorabilia and costumes. Technology is used to immerse visitors, and the museum also offers workshops, flamenco lessons, live recitals and evening performances.

2 hours See on map
14 Isla Mágica Theme Park

The amusement park is centred around a lake and divided into seven themed areas representative of different episodes in Spanish 16th century colonial history. There are live shows, a cinematic experience, plenty of thrill rides including the Iguazu set in an Amazon jungle waterfall, and night time multi-media lake shows (seasonal openings apply, please check availability).

Full day See on map
15 Cordoba

Cordoba has been the capital of both a Roman province and an Islamic caliphate. During the Middle Ages it was the intellectual centre of Europe, with universities, medical schools and vast libraries. Tour the site-rich old town, radiating out from the glorious Mezquita, the Western World’s greatest mosque and also visit the city’s modern, commercial centre.

Half day See on map
16 Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art

There’s much to learn at this institution in Jerez de la Frontera. It is devoted to conserving the ancestral abilities of the Andalusian horse, maintaining the traditions of Spanish baroque horsemanship, and preparing horses and riders for dressage competitions. Pupils can also find out about blacksmithing, saddlery and the care and breeding of horses.

Half day See on map
17 The Travelbound Seville Quest

Visit some of the main sites of Andalucia’s capital city, with its medieval streets and hidden plazas. Students are encouraged to work in teams to collect keys and be in with a chance of unlocking the winning box. The city of Seville comes alive through a mix of treasure hunt-style clue solving and challenges with visits to iconic sights including the stunning Reales Alcázares and Seville’s gothic cathedral. Enrichment or MFL version available.

2 hours See on map
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Typical accommodation

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Hotel Don Pedro ★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Multi-bedded rooms with private facilities
Characterful 18th century Sevillian building

Facilities

Multi-bedded rooms with private facilities
All rooms with air conditioning and TV
Meals taken at a nearby restaurant
Image displaying the Hotel Don Paco ★★★
Hotel Don Paco ★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Located in the historic centre
Breakfast buffet

Facilities

All rooms with private facilities, TV, air conditioning and safe
Two, three and four bedded rooms
Swimming pool (unsupervised) and free Wi-Fi

Learning outcomes

Subject focus

Students can:

  • Practise in a natural setting through spontaneous, unscripted conversations with native speakers
  • Develop confidence and fluency in Spanish by speaking it in practical situations
  • Learn about the culture and the people
  • Develop students’ interest and enthusiasm for the country and its language in magnificent surroundings

Student outcomes

Students will have had an opportunity to:

  • Develop speaking and listening skills by communicating with native Spanish speakers in real-life situations
  • Gain confidence by stretching their skills
  • Learn about issues affecting contemporary Spain

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