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School trip to Madrid

Madrid

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A school trip to Madrid gives students the chance to explore a capital shaped by the legacy of the Habsburgs and the vibrant rhythm of modern Spanish culture. Around the Royal Palace, Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, they will encounter a compact and welcoming city where history and everyday life blend seamlessly—ideal conditions for an educational trip.

Art takes centre stage in Madrid: the masterpieces of Velázquez and Goya at the Prado, Picasso’s Guernica at the Reina Sofía, and the glass architecture of the Palacio de Cristal inside Retiro Park. Each visit offers clear, accessible learning moments that help students connect historical and contemporary perspectives.

The programme also includes hands-on activities: a paella workshop, a flamenco evening, a street-art session in Lavapiés and a treasure hunt in the old Habsburg quarter. These elements keep the group active and engaged. The overall structure remains practical and easy for teachers to manage, with short transfers, a balanced rhythm, and activities designed to support the flow of the school trip.

Highlights:

  • Historic Madrid: Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor
  • Major cultural sites: Prado Museum, Reina Sofía, Retiro Park and Palacio de Cristal
  • Interactive workshops: paella, street art, treasure hunt
  • Sports component: visit to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
  • Balanced programme with culture, hands-on activities and supervised free time

Itinerary

Madrid

Toledo

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Paella-Workshop
Museums
Guided tour
Flamenco

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Culture
Gastronomic
History
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Day 1 – Historic centre and first impressions
Begin with a guided visit to the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral, two key landmarks for understanding Madrid’s past. Continue through Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, two of the city’s busiest squares. In the afternoon, a treasure hunt through Habsburg Madrid will help students explore the historic district in an active, team-based way.

Day 2 – Prado Museum and Retiro Park
The morning will focus on the Prado Museum, following an age-appropriate route that introduces students to Velázquez, Goya and Bosch. Lunch will feature typical Spanish tapas. In the afternoon, the group will enjoy a relaxed walk through Retiro Park, including a stop at the Palacio de Cristal.

Day 3 – Bernabéu Stadium, cooking workshop and Gran Vía
Students will visit the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and learn about the behind-the-scenes world of a major football club. Afterwards, a paella workshop will introduce them to one of Spain’s most iconic dishes. The group will then have supervised free time on Gran Vía, followed by hot chocolate and churros in a traditional café.

Day 4 – Modern art and flamenco
The day starts at the Reina Sofía Museum, with a focus on Picasso’s Guernica and its historical significance. Next, a street-art workshop in Lavapiés will give students a chance to experiment with creative expression. The trip will end with a flamenco performance, offering a lively and memorable cultural experience.

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