Seville is known as the final resting place of Christopher Columbus and for its gigantic cathedral. Students will be mesmerized by the beautiful views of ‘Sevilla’ from the top of La Giralda, the world famous land mark and symbol of Seville.

They will also visit Los Reales Alcazares, an amazing palace from the 14th century that has many intact features in Mudéjar style.

How to get?

The train would be convenient is you intend to spend a day or two in Madrid on the way... to cut a long 8+ hour journey . If you do not intend to stop in Madrid, then one may suggest the overnight sleeping train (TRENHOTEL) ... departing from Barcelona at 10pm and arriving in Seville 8ish next morning.

Flying is obviously faster (you will have to build in it the transportation time and cost to and from the airports, and waiting time to board then to retrieve your luggage).

train schedules and cost are on the following link: http://horarios.renfe.es/hir/ingles.html

But  I can conclude that Flying will be quickest and cheapest if you are flexible with date/times. Check out vueling.com; iberia.com; spanair.com

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