Barcelona

About Barcelona

Barcelona, the cosmopolitan capital of Catalonia, is a vibrant Mediterranean city where history, art, and innovation meet. Famous for its breathtaking architecture, world-class museums, and spirited local identity, Barcelona offers study tour participants a deep dive into European history, urban design, language, and cultural studies. Bold, colourful, and endlessly inspiring, Barcelona is a city where the past and future collide. With its iconic architecture, vibrant neighbourhoods, and deep-rooted cultural identity, it offers students a one-of-a-kind learning environment. Barcelona invites students to experience education through exploration.

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Discover the vibrant city of Barcelona, where rich history meets bold, modern creativity. From exploring Gaudí’s colourful architecture to walking through ancient Roman streets and enjoying the lively culture, Barcelona offers students a dynamic and engaging way to learn about art, history, and Spanish life.

La Sagrada Família: Antoni Gaudí’s iconic (and still unfinished) basilica is a masterpiece of modernist architecture and a symbol of the city’s artistic spirit.

Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter): The medieval heart of Barcelona, with narrow streets, Roman ruins, and centuries-old buildings perfect for exploring Spanish and Catalan history.

Park Güell: Another Gaudí creation, this whimsical park combines art, architecture, and nature—a must-see for art and design students.

Museu Picasso: Offers insight into the early works and evolution of Pablo Picasso, who spent his formative years in Barcelona.

Montjuïc Hill: Home to the MNAC (National Art Museum of Catalonia), the 1936 Olympic site, and panoramic views of the city.

WHAT TO SEE...

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Accommodation in Barcelona can range from family-run hotels, 3* modern hotels or hostels specifically catering for school groups.

BARCELONA: ART

Discover the artistic heart of Barcelona, where creativity is woven into the city’s streets and skyline. From Gaudí’s imaginative buildings like the Sagrada Família to the bold works of Picasso and Miró, students can explore a wide range of styles and movements. Museums, galleries, and colorful street art offer hands-on ways to connect with the city’s rich artistic heritage.

Park Guell: Step into Gaudí’s colorful masterpiece, where winding paths, mosaics, and playful architecture spark imagination and creativity.
Sagrada Famiglia: Marvel at Gaudí’s breathtaking basilica, a blend of art, architecture, and symbolism that continues to inspire and amaze.
Joan Miro Foundation: Explore the bold colors and playful shapes of Miró’s work in this modern art museum, perfect for inspiring creativity and imagination.
La Rambla: Stroll down Barcelona’s most famous street, filled with lively markets, street performers, and historic charm that capture the city’s vibrant spirit.
La Boqueria: Dive into the sights, smells, and tastes of Barcelona’s bustling food market, where students can explore local culture through colorful stalls and fresh produce.
Picasso Museum: Trace the artistic journey of Pablo Picasso in this inspiring museum, home to one of the world’s most extensive collections of his early works.
Ciutadella Park: Relax and explore in Barcelona’s green oasis, featuring gardens, a lake, sculptures, and the city’s zoo—perfect for a fun and educational outdoor break.

WHAT TO EXPECT...

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Ampus Saint Therese: A cosy, budget-friendly hotel with simple accommodations ideal for school groups.

Meininger: Modern and vibrant, offering youth-oriented amenities and group-friendly spaces.

Generator: Stylish and social, with shared and private room options, plus an on-site café and game areas.