Linguistic trips to Zaragoza: Nature, History and Goya
From 3 Nights / 4 Days
What does it include?
Located in northeastern Spain, this city is capital of the historic region of Aragon.
It is a medium sized city whose tourism has been on the rise in recent years thanks to the 2008 International Water Exposition.
An ideal destination for many of our European groups. It is also compatible with other destinations such as Madrid or Catalonia.
The city and region offer a wide variety of activities and places of interest for our teenage students.
A bird's eye view of Zaragoza
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.
Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve located in Arguedas, Navarra.
Built in Loarre, Huesca during the 11th century and is in good condition, making it one of Spain's best examples of military and civil Romanesque architecture.
The first known evidence of human existence was found in Belchite in the Cueva de los Encantandos, dating from between 1800 and 1300 BC. This is an important place because of its archaeological and speleologist value.
Francisco de Goya was born here in 1746. Some of the interesting buildings include Goya's 17th century birthplace, exhibition rooms, and the Museum of Sketches and Engravings. The city takes care of its heritage and patrimony and preserves its typical architecture.
Factory where groups can learn about the entire process of making this typical Spanish product and taste it.
According to legends and traditions, here used to be an old primitive chapel respected by Muslims, an earlier Roman temple that burned down, and a Gothic church built in 1681 in a more modern Baroque style.
Built in the early 18th century, Goya spent the first six years of his life in this house. The house is still well preserved with all its rustic and popular atmosphere. However, it was rebuilt in 1946 after the Civil War.
Zaragoza's first Christian cathedral was built over the Roman temple, the Visigothic church and the main Moorish mosque.
Groups cook different Spanish dishes and then enjoy a tasting session.
The school has a modern space with different classrooms suitable for school groups.
This was a Moorish fortress that was given to the Order of Cister during the Reconquista. The monastery was built during the transition from Roman to Gothic. Monks lived here for almost 700 years.
It dates back to the year I A.D., when a Roman dam was built in the Huerva river basin to regulate the city's water supply from Caesaraugusta. Muel is known as the Molle or “muelle” (pier).
The magical natural environment of Fuendetodos is revealed in a space unlike any other interpretation center you may have visited. It reconciles interactive entertainment with the sustainable use of resources.
Located in the house of Jerónimo Cósida, a Renaissance building from the 16th century, the museum has more than 800 works on display. In its various rooms you can find everything from avant-garde art to watercolors, Renaissance and Baroque religious paintings and contemporary works, as well as a collection of 18th and 19th century art and drawings. One room is dedicated to Francisco de Goya.
Bike tour around Zaragoza, Ribera del Ebro and the Water Exposition.
On this route, groups can relive Zaragoza's Roman past, exploring evocative sites that take visitors on a genuine journey back in time: Roman Walls, Public Baths, Caesaraugusta Forum, Roman Theater and River Port.
Production of typical pieces of ceramics from Muel.
As a result of the monument's development through history, inside can be found: Islamic-Hindu alcazar, Mudejar medieval palace, the Catholic Monarchs’ palace, inquisition dungeons, military headquarters and the seat of the Courts of Aragon.
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.
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.
