Seville is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, and the one that best keeps its traditions alive. Students can explore its many historic landmarks including the Cathedral and Giralda Tower, Alcázar or take a cruise on the Rio Guadalquiver. Immerse yourself in Spanish culture and learn about the traditional dance of Spain at the Flamenco Museum, and also the history of Bullfighting at the Maestranza Bullring.

Student can discover the rich history of Andalucía’s capital, once one of the world’s biggest cities and home to iconic buildings such as the Mezquita, an impressive cathedral that was once the third biggest mosque in the world, and the Alcázar, a palace fortress, home to outstanding Roman mosaics and stunningly colourful gardens. 

The city is rich in both Islamic and Catholic architecture as well as traditional whitewashed houses and narrow streets. The highlight is undoubtedly the fabulous Alhambra Palace, described by some as ‘the most exciting, sensual and romantic of all European monuments’ - it’s a must for all groups. Groups can also visit the Science Park, which has fascinating and interactive exhibits that all groups will enjoy.

One of the best known attractions of the Costa del Sol, linking the main tourist sites with the 800m summit of the Calamorro Mountains. Students can see the spectacular views, which on a clear day include Gibraltar and the North African coast. 

This superbly dramatic town in the province of Malaga owes its name to the encircling Serranía de Ronda (‘surrounded’ by mountains). Ronda is also one of Spain’s oldest towns, dating back to the 9th century BC. The town has a colourful and romantic past in Spanish folklore. The old town in Ronda dates back to Islamic times, when it was a cultural centre filled with mosques and palaces. 

This traditional Spanish mountain village which sits amidst the mountainous pine trees is ideal for groups to explore and even take a ride on a donkey taxi!

Marbella is a city on southern Spain’s Costa del Sol, where the Sierra Blanca mountains are the backdrop to miles upon miles of stunning sandy beaches. West of Marbella town, the ‘Golden Mile’ leads to the world famous port of Puerto Banús, filled with luxury yachts, and a playground for the rich and famous.