School Trips To Spain

Camp Nou

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This world-famous football stadium is home to Barcelona Football Club and is open for students to take a tour of the stadium – giving them the opportunity to walk through the players’ tunnel. On the tour, you will see their trophy cabinet as well as learn more about the heritage and history of the club.

Why visit?

• Relive the fantastic adventure of FC Barcelona, a football club like no other
• Experience the thrill of walking out onto the Camp Nou pitch
• Get unfettered access to behind-the-scenes action and stories
• Certain to be a fascinating experience for football fans and those less interested in football

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PortAventura Park

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At Port Aventura Park, you'll visit exotic places such as China, Polynesia, the Far West, México, and Mediterrània. Discover full-on adrenaline rides including the tallest coaster in Europe, splash rides, gentle jungle swings and colourful shows from acrobatics to card tricks and magicians. The range of rides and attractions offers something for everyone.

Discover More: PortAventura

Take a look at videos of PortAventura's showcase rides:

• Shambhala
• Dragon Khan
• Furius Baco
• Hurakan Condor

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Las Ramblas

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Las Ramblas runs through the heart of Barcelona and is home to many street artists, market stalls, shops and cafes.

Why visit Las Ramblas?

• Las Ramblas is famous for street performers including human statues
• The Canaletes Fountain, an elegant, late 19th century, four-tapped, drinking font bears the crest of the city of Barcelona and is a famous celebration spot for locals
• Home to a mosaic from famous artist Joan Miró
• The Boqueria Market can be found here

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Tapas Tasting

Embark on a culinary journey with a Tapas Tasting experience, offering students the chance to delve into the heart of Spanish cuisine. This evening activity, organised by WST in various resorts, provides a hands-on introduction to the diverse world of tapas.

Why take part in a tapas tasting session?

• Cultural immersion: Sample traditional Spanish dishes and gain insight into Spain's rich culinary traditions.
• Variety of flavours: Enjoy a selection of tapas that showcase the wide range of ingredients and tastes found in Spanish cuisine, from savoury cheeses and cured meats to fresh vegetables and seafood.
• Educational experience: Learn about the history and cultural significance of tapas in Spain, including how these dishes are shared and enjoyed in social settings.

Ready to arrange an evening filled with delicious food, learning, and fun?

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Málaga

Málaga has weathered the centuries in stride and is one of the oldest Mediterranean seaports. The landmarks reflect the city's checkered past - ruins of a Roman theatre, a 10th-century Moorish castle built on the remains of a Phoenician lighthouse, the 13th-century Alcazaba, and a beautiful Baroque basilica. 

Popular visits in Málaga for Spanish Language groups include;

• Guided Walking Tours in Spanish or English

• Alcazaba de Malaga (Ancient Moorish Castle)

• Málaga Cathedral

• Picasso Foundation Birthplace Museum

• Flamenco shows, with dinner option

• Guided Tapas tour including dinner

• Bullring tour and museum

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Palacio Real

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Madrid’s royal palace and largest building, it’s also the largest royal palace in Western Europe. The palace contains furniture, tapestries, paintings and ceramics as well as other important works of art and frescos by Tiépolo.  Velázquez, Goya, Giordano and Mengs are all represented here amongst the dozens of valuable tapestries and paintings. The palace gardens, called the Campo del Moro, are also open to visitors.

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Camp Nou

• View on Map

This world-famous football stadium is home to Barcelona Football Club and is open for students to take a tour of the stadium – giving them the opportunity to walk through the players’ tunnel. On the tour, you will see their trophy cabinet as well as learn more about the heritage and history of the club.

Why visit?

• Relive the fantastic adventure of FC Barcelona, a football club like no other
• Experience the thrill of walking out onto the Camp Nou pitch
• Get unfettered access to behind-the-scenes action and stories
• Certain to be a fascinating experience for football fans and those less interested in football

Enquire about this trip

Enquire about this trip

PortAventura Park

• View on Map

At Port Aventura Park, you'll visit exotic places such as China, Polynesia, the Far West, México, and Mediterrània. Discover full-on adrenaline rides including the tallest coaster in Europe, splash rides, gentle jungle swings and colourful shows from acrobatics to card tricks and magicians. The range of rides and attractions offers something for everyone.

Discover More: PortAventura

Take a look at videos of PortAventura's showcase rides:

• Shambhala
• Dragon Khan
• Furius Baco
• Hurakan Condor

Enquire about this trip

Las Ramblas

• View on Map

Las Ramblas runs through the heart of Barcelona and is home to many street artists, market stalls, shops and cafes.

Why visit Las Ramblas?

• Las Ramblas is famous for street performers including human statues
• The Canaletes Fountain, an elegant, late 19th century, four-tapped, drinking font bears the crest of the city of Barcelona and is a famous celebration spot for locals
• Home to a mosaic from famous artist Joan Miró
• The Boqueria Market can be found here

Enquire about this trip

Enquire about this trip

Tapas Tasting

Embark on a culinary journey with a Tapas Tasting experience, offering students the chance to delve into the heart of Spanish cuisine. This evening activity, organised by WST in various resorts, provides a hands-on introduction to the diverse world of tapas.

Why take part in a tapas tasting session?

• Cultural immersion: Sample traditional Spanish dishes and gain insight into Spain's rich culinary traditions.
• Variety of flavours: Enjoy a selection of tapas that showcase the wide range of ingredients and tastes found in Spanish cuisine, from savoury cheeses and cured meats to fresh vegetables and seafood.
• Educational experience: Learn about the history and cultural significance of tapas in Spain, including how these dishes are shared and enjoyed in social settings.

Ready to arrange an evening filled with delicious food, learning, and fun?

Enquire about this trip

Málaga

Málaga has weathered the centuries in stride and is one of the oldest Mediterranean seaports. The landmarks reflect the city's checkered past - ruins of a Roman theatre, a 10th-century Moorish castle built on the remains of a Phoenician lighthouse, the 13th-century Alcazaba, and a beautiful Baroque basilica. 

Popular visits in Málaga for Spanish Language groups include;

• Guided Walking Tours in Spanish or English

• Alcazaba de Malaga (Ancient Moorish Castle)

• Málaga Cathedral

• Picasso Foundation Birthplace Museum

• Flamenco shows, with dinner option

• Guided Tapas tour including dinner

• Bullring tour and museum

Enquire about this trip

Palacio Real

• View on Map

Madrid’s royal palace and largest building, it’s also the largest royal palace in Western Europe. The palace contains furniture, tapestries, paintings and ceramics as well as other important works of art and frescos by Tiépolo.  Velázquez, Goya, Giordano and Mengs are all represented here amongst the dozens of valuable tapestries and paintings. The palace gardens, called the Campo del Moro, are also open to visitors.

Enquire about this trip