Malaga and Andalucia
The southern region of Andalucía is steeped in history. It was under the rule of the Moors for many years who dubbed it Al-Andalus, and their influence can be seen throughout the region.
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Madrid
Spain's capital and epicentre of the nation has a beguiling mix of attractions and monuments to bring your study trip to life. Madrid’s 'Golden Triangle' comprises of 3 of the most extensive art galleries in the country showcasing the works of Spanish artists including Dali, Miro and Picasso.
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Barcelona
The capital of the Catalonia region, Barcelona is Spain's most visited city. Famous around the world for modernist architecture, strong regional identity and football.
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Valencia
The home of paella, Spain’s most famous dish, Valencia is an ideal destination to sample a traditional bustling Spanish city without throngs of tourists, as well as traditional cuisine.
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Seville
Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, Seville is one of Spain’s most enchanting cities.
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Basque Country & La Rioja
This northern region with a strong identity offers a unique contrast to other areas of Spain. In the capital Bilbao you will find the world famous Guggenheim Museum, housed in a landmark building on the banks of the River Nervion.
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Galicia
This fascinating region in Spain’s north-west has a strong Celtic heritage and this is reflected in its people and architecture.
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Costa Brava
This region of northern Catalonia provides the perfect base for an educational trip.
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