Zaragoza:                                                              5 days - 4 nights: 201,49€ /student    

       Sample itinerary with family accommodation (2020):
 

• Day 1: Arrive to Zaragoza, meet with host families.
• Day 2: In the morning visit the awesome basilica Nuestra Señora del Pilar (in the picture), then walk through the heart of the city where you can discover the Seo and the Lonja. In the afternoon visit the  Moorish Palace La Aljafería.      
• Day 3: In the morning visit the Zaragoza's Roman Heritage: Museo del Foro de Caesaraugusta and remains of Roman walls. In the afternoon visit the Zaragoza Museum (city's Iberian, Roman and Moorish past). 
• Day 4: In the morning visit the Museo Camón Aznar (display of most of Goya's prints). In the afternoon go to the gleaming Expo 2008 site, visit the River Aquarium, discover the Water Tower and the third  Millennium Bridge.    
• Day 5: Come back to U.K 

Situated halfway between Madrid and Barcelona, Zaragoza lies on the banks for the river Ebro. 

In Roman times named Caesaraugusta Romana, in Arab times Saraqusta, Zaragoza was converted into a Christian city in 1118. Like other Spanish cities, three religions and cultures (Christian, Jewish and Muslim) co-existed during medieval times. The city reached its pinnacle during the 16th century with growth in arts, commerce and the founding of the university. Whilst the “Basilica del Pilar”, a magnificent Baroque masterpiece, is the icon of the city, the Cathedral, San Pablo church and Moorish Aljafería Palace have also been included in a set of Mudejar buildings declared UNESCO world heritage sites. Then there are, the “Torre de Agua”, “Pabellón” bridge and River Aquarium, all examples of avante-garde architecture that originate from the 2008 Expo. 

The largest festival is the “Fiesta del Pilar” (12th October), declared of National Tourist Interest, which includes religious and cultural ceremonies, sports, music and bullfighting. 
Local cuisine includes “bacalao ajoarriero” (cod with tomato), and “pollo al chilindrón” (chicken with tomatoes and peppers). Desserts include “guirlache” (almond nougat garnished with aniseed).  

Includes:
- Detailed information pack
- Itinerary planning service
- Accommodation in half-board basis (breakfast, packed-lunch and dinner)
- Free staff places ratio 1:12
- Local manager's assistance
- Reservation of tickets 
- 24/7 assistance during the stay

Read the advantages of family-home stay.

Does not include:
- Transport in the city
- Flight tickets (read more)
- Airport transfers. They can be organised with private or public transport and the price may change regarding the number of students, please contact us for more details.