School Spanish Culture Trip to Granada

Take a school trip to Granada to give your students the experience of learning Spanish in this stunning city at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range!

Its narrow streets, traditional tapas bars and Arab architecture combine to create a city of both character and beauty. The highlight of a trip to Granada is a visit to the World Heritage Site of the Alhambra palace, where students can learn about the amazing history of this building and marvel at the artistry of the walls, arches and columns.

A university town, Granada has a very friendly population that welcomes young people, so your students will feel comfortable speaking and practising their Spanish in everyday situations. And if you would like your students to really focus on improving their level of Spanish ahead of their exams, you may be interested in our Language Study Trip to Granada, which includes language lessons and host family accommodation.

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1

Afternoon

Flight to Granada

Evening

Evening meal at accommodation

Day 2

Morning

Visit the Generalife

Afternoon

Visit the Alhambra

Evening

Evening meal at accommodation and visit to a flamenco show

Day 3

Morning

Visit Parque de las Ciencias

Afternoon

Visit to the Barrio del Albaicin

Evening

Evening meal at accommodation

Day 4

Morning

Guided visit to the Plaza de Toros

Afternoon

Transfer to Granada airport for return flight to the UK

3 nights' half-board accommodation
ATOL protected return flights from the UK
Airport transfers in resort
Detailed information pack
Free itinerary planning service
Free staff place ratio 1:10
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Curriculum

A Level

Monarchy, dictatorship and democracy
Political life in Spain
Historical sites and prehispanic civilisations
Multiculturalism in Hispanic society
Spanish regional identity
Cultural heritage
Art and architecture
Aspects of Spanish-speaking society
Impacts of tourism
Food and drink
Traditions and customs
Individual research project opportunities

GCSE

Food, drink and eating out
Daily life and free time activities
Customs, celebrations and festivals
Home, town and neighbourhood
Travel and tourism
Understanding Spanish culture and identity
Social media and technology
Future aspirations, study and work

Key Stage 3

Exploring the town
Hobbies and pastimes
Food and drink
Eating out
Introducing yourself
Describing others
Likes and dislikes
Cultural traditions

Accommodation

Hostal Atenas

This modern hostal is located in the heart of Granada, along one of the main streets, just 5 minutes away from the Cathedral. The hostal offers over 70 modern & comfortable rooms, complete with bathroom, air-conditioning, heating, telephone and television. Students will usually be accommodated in multi-bedded rooms and staff in twins.

Oasis Hostel Granada

The Oasis Hostel Granada is located on a pedestrianised street at the base of the Albaicin, near the Gran Via and the Moroccan market, making this a great base for your school trip to the city. A traditional Andalusian building, the rooms surround a lovely internal courtyard and there is also a fabulous roof terrace. Private double rooms and dormitory-style rooms are available.

Educational Activities

La Alhambra

The Alhambra is a beautiful collection of buildings and gardens.

Cultural Activities

Barrio del Albaicín - The Albaicín Neighbourhood

The churches of San Cristóbal and San Bartolomé along with their respective underground reservoirs, greet youon a walk through this

Generalife

This was the country residence of the sultan, in which the orchards provided the palacewith provisions as well as being

La Cartuja Monastery

Although the original design was medieval, what stands today is Baroque as itwas not built until 1515. As a result,

Supporting you every step of the way

Creating your perfect trip

Your quote will be put together by an experienced Tour Adviser who’ll be an expert in the subject area and will know the destination really well too. They’ll work with you to create a trip to suit your group’s needs and meet your learning objectives.

Launching your trip to parents and students

The next step is to get your trip approved and then get students signed up to it. Our ‘Trip Launch Pack’ will help you with this step. This is full of resources (all free to download) designed to make your life easier at this crucial point in the trip planning process.

After you’ve booked

Once you’ve booked, your dedicated Itinerary Coordinator will start work on the finer details. They’ll make sure your itinerary makes the most of your time and they’ll take on most of the admin tasks for your trip (freeing you up to do what you do best – teach).

Support while you’re away

From lost property to properly lost, we’ll always be on the end of the phone while you’re out on the trip. You’ll get a final info pack before you go, as well as access to all your trip documents via the Vamoos app.

After your trip

We’ll ask you for feedback, so we can improve our service. Let’s start planning your next trip too, so parents have plenty of time to pay (and so it’s less stressful for you). And don’t forget to head to our resources hub to continue the learning back in the classroom.