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Seville, Cordoba & Granada
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Highlights of Seville
- Cathedral of Seville
- Museo de Bellas Artes
- Alcázar
- Roman ruins of Italica
- Guadalquivir River Cruise
- Flamenco Evening
Highlights of Cordoba
- Mezquita
- Sinagoga
- Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos
Highlights of Granada
- Tomb of Ferdinand & Isabella
- Cathedral
- Alhambra
- Jardines del Generalife
- Olive Oil Tour
Introduction
Since 2009 we’ve been offering all-inclusive international travel programs for students interested developing core travel skills while exploring some of the world's most interesting places as part of a small group.
Our programs focus on the students, constantly challenging language, navigation, collaboration, and budgeting skills with real world activities like acquiring maps, finding hotels, navigating public transportation, evaluating restaurants, and eating well while staying within a meal allowance.
All-Inclusive
- Flights – Convenient departure times, minimal connections, and reasonable layovers.
- Accommodations – Safe and comfortable hotels, centrally located in friendly neighborhoods.
- Dining – Generous allowance for a la carte dining at restaurants of your choosing.
- Ground transportation – All private and public transit systems.
- Activities - All entrance fees, equipment, guides, and gratuities.
Introduction
Since 2009 we’ve been offering all-inclusive international travel programs for students interested developing real world travel skills while exploring some of the world's most interesting places as part of a small group.
Our programs seize every opportunity to practice foreign language, navigation, scheduling, collaboration, and budgeting skills with real world activities like cross-referencing street and metro maps, purchasing transit passes, researching opening days/times, navigating an itinerary and staying on schedule, choosing restaurants and making reservations, and eating well while staying within a meal allowance.
Itinerary
The region of Andalusia in the South of Spain is rich in history and is the source of many iconic elements of Spanish culture, such as bullfighting, flamenco dancing, and Moorish architecture.
Our exploration of Andalusia begins in Seville, the seat of economic power during Spain’s colonization of the Americas. Students will visit the Alcázar and the Cathedral of Seville – the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Travel by train to Cordoba, once the capital of the Moorish Caliphate of Córdoba, then to Granada, site of the impressive Alhambra palace complex, as well as the burial place of the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand & Isabella.
Day | City | Overview |
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1 | Airborne | MeMeet your Program Director at the airport for an overnight flight to Spain! |
2 | Seville | Arrive in Seville and navigate to hotel by public transportation. Explore the neighborhood and find lunch around Plaza Nueva. Enjoy a guided walking tour of the city, followed by a visit to the Cathedral of Seville. |
3 | Puno Seville |
Visit the Museo de Bellas Artes for an in-depth exploration of Spanish painters, followed by a guided tour of the Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza. Visit the Alcázar of Seville then explore the neighborhood around Plaza de España. |
4 | Seville | Day trip to the Roman ruins of Italica, then return to Seville for an afternoon of shopping and a River Cruise on the Guadalquivir. Flamenco Show at Tablao El Arenal. |
5 | Cordoba | Catch an early train to Cordoba. Check in to the hotel, then visit the Mezquita, the Sinagoga, and the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos. |
6 | Granada | Take the train to Granada, and check in to the hotel. Visit the Tomb of Ferdinand & Isabella at the Cathedral of Granada. Trek up to Albaicín for a great view of the Alhambra. |
7 | Granada | Spend the day exploring the Alhambra of Granada and the Jardines del Generalife, followed by a visit to the teterías of the Caldería Nueva. |
8 | Granada | A morning trip to the village of Nigüelas for an Olive Oil Farm Tour, then return to Granada for the group picnic, an afternoon of shopping, and the farewell dinner. |
9 | Airborne | Flight Home. ¡Adiós España! |
Enrollment
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Payment
Credit/Debit Card Payments can be made on WeTravel.com, or mail a check with the student's name in the memo field to:
Students Love Travel LLC
P.O. Box 1025
Portsmouth, NH 03802
Cancellation & Refunds
All participants purchase comprehensive travel Insurance when they enroll, which provides a generous cancellation benefit: Program fees are reimbursed 100% if you cancel due to sickness or emergency, and 75% for any other reason. The insurance fee is refunded only if Students Love Travel cancels your enrollment.
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