3rd-17th December 2025

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this is your space to tell about your experience, emotions, fun facts while in Seville  . Feel free to upload best memories about your trip, your days there, the activities, the people you met, the places you visited.

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We visit many places in Seville like "Plaza the Toros", "Alcazar" and we also had the chance to get on the "Giralda"! The city is exactly as I Imagined, specially with the Christmas decorations: beautiful and, for me, really magic.

The place that i liked the most is "Plaza de Spagna". The structure is really wonderful and, if you look out from one of the balconies, the view is beautiful. It almost seems like the palace wants to welcome people with a hug.

We also had the opportunity to talk with the spanish, both outside and inside the school. The activities were amazing and allowed us to work in group, to do debates and improve our English.

Now that this experience Is coming to end, I can say that I'm really happy. My expectations here high, and they still are. I understand the Spanish culture and explore a truly beautiful city!

It helped me grow and mature as a person, both from a school point of view, by improving my English, and above all from a personal point of view, making me more open-minded.

At the beginning I was a bit scared about being away from home for 14 days, but at the same time I was very excited. In Seville I had the opportunity to meet 25 amazing people. Some of them were already in my class, but I got to know them better and strengthened my relationship with them.

We visited many beautiful places, such as Plaza de España, the Giralda (where we went up to the top), the Archivo de Indias, the Museum of Arts and Customs, and the Plaza de Toros. We also saw the pueblos blancos. In Seville there was a wonderful Christmas atmosphere, with lights, music and horses in the streets.

All the moments were unforgettable, but I especially remember our visit to the Glorieta de Bécquer in María Luisa Park. There is a statue with three women that represent the three stages of love. Sitting on a bench under a big tree, they make the place very special. There we all wrote letters dedicated to love and left them there: it was a beautiful and emotional moment.

This experience was so special also thanks to the people who shared it with me, who made it even more unforgettable.

The part I loved the most was the gardens. They were very peaceful, full of greenery, fountains, and hidden corners where you could stop and enjoy the moment. The most surprising thing was seeing peacocks walking freely around, it was such a unique experience!! The day was also beautiful and sunny, which made everything look even more magical and fascinating. After walking a lot around the city, it was the perfect place to relax and feel completely immersed in the beauty of Seville.

For me, visiting the Alcázar was not just about seeing a famous monument, but about living a truly special and emotional experience that made me appreciate even more the culture and history of the city.

It is definitely one of the most beautiful and unforgettable memories of my Erasmus ❤️

I didn’t know what to expect, but I couldn’t wait to discover new places and meet new people with their culture and language.

I felt disoriented about diving into a completely new experience; it was my first time being so far away from my family, in an unfamiliar place, speaking a language that wasn’t my own. And yet, I couldn’t wait.

This project gave me the chance to discover a completely new city, far from my own. I got to know its magnificent history through its characteristic monuments, I learned a new language, Spanish, by speaking with local students and I improved my English. I discovered a new culture and tasted the typical local dishes. Then because it was in December the city was decorated for Christmas and it was breathtaking.

I would do it another thousand times, and I hope that as many people as possible get the chance to have an experience like this. I am grateful that I was able to experience it firsthand.

We visited many amazing places such as Plaza de España, the Cathedral with the Tor de la Giralda (where we went up to the top to have a look on the astonishing city of Seville), the historic city centre, the Real Alcazar and the Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.

The one I liked the most is the Real Alcazar: its historic rooms, the Arab architecture mixed with the Roman one made me fall in love with this place, but the gardens were even better; they were huge! You could get lost in there but they were so beautiful to see, especially with the sun shining in the sky.

The monuments were amazing and the fact that it was near Christmas made the city even more spectacular with all the Christmas lights lit up.

Those two weeks of December are unforgettable, I'm so proud of myself because I earned the opportunity to do this Erasmus experience and I am very happy to have shared these great moments with my new friends and the ones I already knew.

Michele Fuschetto

In those 15 days, I learned many things and visited amazing places that left me speechless, like Plaza de España at night. It was a truly magical moment. Seville has a special way of making you feel at home and welcome. This was also thanks to our teachers, who helped us improve our English and discover many interesting things about the city, like the Giralda, which changes direction with the wind.

Every time I looked at it, I felt amazed by its beauty and history. Walking through the streets of Seville, with the smell of tapas and the music of street artists, made me feel part of something unique and special.

Every day was a mix of discovery, fun, and personal growth. I met new people, learned about a different culture, and faced small daily challenges that made me more independent and confident. Speaking English was not easy at the beginning, but day by day I felt more comfortable, and in the end I could speak more naturally.

I will always keep in my heart the laughter with my classmates, the moments with our teachers, and all the emotions I felt during this trip. It was an experience that helped me grow not only at school, but also as a person.

If I could, I would do everything again without thinking, because Erasmus is not just a trip, but an experience that changes you and stays with you forever.

In these schools, we improved our English in a practical and engaging way, especially through games and group activities, which made learning more natural and enjoyable.

We also prepared and presented PowerPoint presentations about artificial intelligence and other important topics, improving both our English and our ability to speak in front of others.

This experience helped me feel more confident and comfortable with the language.

Moreover, I was able to build good relationships with the students from the schools, sharing experiences and spending meaningful time together.

We also had the opportunity to experience a different school system and discover new teaching methods.

All of this helped me grow as a person, making me more open-minded, independent, and confident.

It is a place where, during breaks, we could meet together, play volleyball or football, and eat a sandwich with the Spanish students.

It was a nice and relaxed environment where we could spend time together and get to know each other better.

There were many happy moments, and there were sad ones, too - but it's all just part of a great experience that will last. I'll remember this experience for a long time, perhaps forever.

I wish we had more free time to spend on our own needs, because we were so busy that sometimes we didn't even have time to call our families.

Seville turned out to be very beautiful and authentic. It's a place where Spain's medieval history, its natural charm, and Arabic aesthetics collide. Their culture also greatly influenced the simple life of medieval Spaniards, leaving its bright mark, turning it into something unimaginably beautiful.

The second picture shows a painting I loved. esus is seen piercing a heart, which represents the heart of the followers of Catholicism

We also visited the Giralda’s tower, To climb up there we had to go up more than 35 floors. Anyways the view was worth the fatigue and up there you could see all Seville’s historic centre

What struck me the most was the story of Susona, a tragic figure from Seville’s past. Knowing her legend while standing in the very streets where she once lived made everything feel more real and intense, like history was still alive around me.

What I remember most is the smell of orange trees everywhere. The perfume of the oranges in the streets made the walk even more beautiful and peaceful. It is something I will never forget from Seville!!

Another detail I loved about Plaza de España were the ceramic benches with different Spanish cities. Each bench was colorful and showed maps and scenes of each city. It was very interesting to walk around and discover them one by one. I also learned a small tip: if you look carefully at the statue of the builder, you can see the sculptor included the hands of his children under the coat. It is a hidden detail that makes the place even more special.

The Cathedral is very big and beautiful, and inside I was amazed by the golden main altar, which shines and makes the whole space feel very special. I also saw the tomb of Christopher Columbus, which made the visit even more interesting because of its historical importance.

What surprised me the most was La Giralda. It was originally built as a minaret and later became a bell tower. One special thing is that it has ramps instead of stairs, because in the past people used to go up on horseback since it is very tall.

Climbing it was not easy at all. It took us a long time and we were all very tired, but when we reached the top, the view over Seville was absolutely amazing and worth every step.

It also gave me the chance to improve my English in a real context, speaking every day with other students from different countries and using the language in practical situations. At the same time, I met many wonderful people from all over Europe, and I built friendships that I will always remember.

We visited many amazing places such as Plaza de España, the Cathedral with the Torre de la Giralda, the historic city centre, the Real Alcázar and the Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. Every place was beautiful and full of history.

My favourite place was the Real Alcázar because it is a stunning palace with incredible architecture and gardens. I loved the mix of different styles, especially the detailed decorations and the peaceful atmosphere. Walking through its gardens made me feel relaxed and impressed at the same time. It was definitely the most memorable part of my trip.

This photo shows us the route we took every day during Erasmus to get to school.

I visited the Alcázar, which is a very impressive palace with beautiful gardens and decorations.

Before going to Seville, I expected it to be a beautiful city with many monuments. In reality, it was even better than I imagined. The city was lively, rich in history, and full of culture. This Erasmus project helped me grow as a person and gave me unforgettable memories.

I had seen pictures before, but standing in front of it was completely different. The monument is much larger and more majestic than I expected, with the coffin carried by four imposing statues that seem to guard it with great dignity.

The atmosphere around the tomb made the moment even more powerful.

During this experience, I improved my English and learned a little bit of Spanish too. I also discovered a new culture, new food, and a different way of living. Sevilla is a beautiful city, full of life and colors.

This Erasmus was an important experience for me because I met new people and made new friends. I will always remember this time with a smile.

I truly appreciated the chance that this Erasmus experience gave me to meet new people and build meaningful connections with them.

Among the many visits, the one that impressed me the most was “Plaza de España.”
It is a vast square that holds a piece of history in every corner.

I am grateful to have had the opportunity to take part in this project and to have spent each day in the company of my classmates and the accompanying teachers.

My Erasmus experience in Seville was unforgettable. The city is rich in history, with beautiful monuments like the Cathedral, the Giralda, and las Setas, which made me feel part of its culture.

Beyond the sights, it was an amazing personal experience. I new met people , improved my language, and enjoyed the lively atmosphere. It was a unique experience I will always remember.

Overall, this experience gave me the possibility to make friends, discover new things and to grow academically, culturally, and personally. It remains one of the most meaningful journeys I have taken, and it will forever live in my heart.

Among all the places I visited, the Alcázar was my favourite. If I ever returned to Spain, I would visit it again, because I don’t think its beauty could ever stop amazing me.

I was very lucky to have had this opportunity, and I will always keep it with me.