School trip to Granada

This school trip to Granada offers students a clear and accessible way to explore one of Spain’s most emblematic historic cities. Over the centuries, Granada has combined Islamic, Christian and Jewish influences, creating an urban landscape where architecture and daily life reveal the region’s multicultural past. Walking through the Alhambra or the Albaicín gives students the chance to understand how art, religion and politics shaped Andalusian society.

Granada is compact, easy to navigate and rich in educational resources. Visits such as the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel or the Monastery of San Jerónimo add context to Spain’s transition from the Middle Ages to the early modern period. Practical workshops — for example on Andalusí plasterwork — help students connect artistic techniques with the monuments they observe. The Science Park introduces a more contemporary, exploratory dimension to the trip, balancing history with hands-on learning. Across four days, the group will experience a structured and varied approach to culture, science and local traditions.

Highlights:

• Guided visit to the Alhambra and the Albaicín neighbourhood
• Granada Cathedral and Royal Chapel
• Photo Rally activity in the historic centre
• Monastery of San Jerónimo
• Andalusí plasterwork (yesería) workshop
• Science Park visit
• Free time in areas such as Plaza Nueva and Calle Calderería Nueva