Linguistic trips to Cáceres: Spanish, Merida and Trujillo
From 3 Nights / 4 Days
What does it include?
This city has been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and has a historic center that takes you back to another period where you can enjoy perfectly preserved and restored churches, squares and side streets.
It is located in the region of Extremadura, near towns like Trujillo that without a doubt must be visited. The region is well known for its meadow landscapes and its excellent agricultural and livestock products.
Tourism in Caceres Province
Zona alojamiento en familias
Notes:
We organize customized programs for any number of participants and teachers.
These prices vary depending on activities and type of accommodation chosen.
The school has modern facilities with classrooms suitable for school groups.
Merida was one of the most important cities in the Roman era and to this day it has preserved the majority of its most important monuments.
This city is a very good representation of the Spanish medieval remains and it preserves numerous monuments from this period.
Caceres has two Jewish neighborhoods - the old Jewish quarter, located in the southeastern part of the walled zone, and the new Jewish district, located next to the Plaza Mayor and Plaza del Mercado.
Magnificent house from the late 15th and early 16th centuries. It has all the typical façade elements of Cacerian mansions such as the main entrance in the form of an arch made with large keystones, and shields on narrow arches. This all conceals just how spacious the house is.
The Museum of Caceres houses the archaeological heritage of the city and works of contemporary art by artists such as Picasso and Miró.
It is a center for research, promotion and education in the field of contemporary visual arts.
The show is performed in a typical setting and lasts approximately one hour.
It is the main church of the city and was built over another building between the 15th and 16th centuries. The façades are in Gothic style. On the evangelical façade there is a pillar with a corbel holding the Virgin. The tower has three parts. The central part has a medallion with a vase full of lilies, symbol of the Virgin. The interior of the church has a rectangular shape with three naves, pointed arches and crossed domes. Its altarpiece by Roque Balduque y Guillen Ferrant is from the 16th century, made of cedar and pine without any polychrome paint and dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin. Very famous is the chapel of Carvajal, which has a baroque altarpiece with the Archangel Saint Miguel from the 17th century and the Black Christ from the 15th century.
The Museum of Caceres houses the archaeological heritage of the city and works of contemporary art by artists such as Picasso and Miró.
Its façade has the typical structure of the Cacerian palace style, with a balcony at the corner, a large sized front shield and a door with a central arch and radiating keystones. Its garden, where there is a fig tree, is a clear example of the interior green areas that can be found in buildings in the monumental zone.
This is one of the symbols of Caceres. It is a 25 meters high walled tower that was built to protect the walls and the city of Caceres. It was built around the 17th century with crenellations and gradually other elements such as the Renaissance balcony were added. The tower is connected to the wall by a bridge that was used by the sentries.
We organize trips to institutions, factories, companies or other relevant places for groups, in relation to their education and knowledge of these places in Spain.
School groups visit a livestock farm to get an impression of the countryside: here they learn about the agricultural economy, plants, animals, etc.
The Monastery of Guadalupe is located in Guadalupe, Caceres. It is a World Heritage Site and houses a carved effigy of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
We organize visits to a high school so that our foreign students can share their experiences with Spanish students and learn about the Spanish education system.
