Enjoy an Andalusian Journey - ISP Go Sample Itinerary
Journey through time as you explore Seville’s rich, multicultural heritage and marvel at the city’s distinctive architecture. Discover everything Seville has to offer, from its thriving local economy to its one-of-a-kind cultural traditions. Savor local products like oranges and olive oil, immerse yourself in the rhythms of an authentic flamenco performance and marvel at the iconic sights, such as Plaza de Toros, the Royal Alcazar and the Itálica Archaeological Complex.
* Please note that this is only a sample itinerary for an ISP Go program. While our itineraries are tailor-made and can accommodate any academic level and theme, these itineraries offer limited changes, depending on the needs of the client. All itineraries are subject to change.
Day 1: Saturday, April 26Sat April 26Day 1: Bienvenidos a Sevilla!
orientation talkorientation talk by ISP Program Manager & faculty
ONE WEEK PRIOR TO DEPARTURE: Get familiar with the upcoming schedule and activities, uncover the secret ingredients for a successful trip, and learn some useful tips from where to take the best photographs to what’s happening in the city, do's & don'ts and more.
Seville, Spain
Welcome to Seville, the capital of Andalusia, this sun-kissed city embodies the essence of Southern Spain, where each corner reveals a new chapter in its captivating story. Seville's historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a labyrinth of narrow streets adorned with ornate Moorish architecture, colorful tiles, and fragrant orange trees. Seville's business scene is characterized by a diverse range of industries, including tourism, technology, and commerce. The city's strategic location in the heart of Andalusia, coupled with its well-developed infrastructure and skilled workforce, make it an attractive destination for businesses.
intercity transfersarrive in Seville
Own arrangements
own arrangements
transportationtransfer to hotel, check in
bus transfer
free time to settle in and freshen up
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for welcome dinner
walk
evening
mealswelcome dinner
Spend a magical evening combining traditional gastronomy with culture. Spanish food is not only comforting and delicious, it is also a window into the history and culture of this beautiful country. Soak up some of the Spanish culture while talking about your expectations and plan what you want to take back from this experience.
restaurant
Day 2: Sunday, April 27Sun April 27Day 2: immerse yourself in Spanish culture
breakfast
hotel
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for cultural immersion
walk/public transport
morning
cultural eventSeville through the eyes of a local
Join a fascinating walking tour of Seville through the charming streets of the Barrio Santa Cruz, where you’ll explore the area’s rich Jewish heritage. The tour continues with a visit to the lush Maria Luisa Park and the iconic Plaza de Toros, offering insights into the cultural influences and historical narratives that have shaped this vibrant city, including its Jewish past and lasting contributions.
walk
mealslunch: own arrangements
Own arrangements
afternoon
cultural eventAlcázar of Seville
Enjoy the tour of Alcázar known as the Royal Alcazar, Seville’s Royal Palace which was originally a Moorish fort built in the 10th century by the first Caliph of Andalucia. The construction of the current Royal Alcázar began in the 14th century. It is the best example of Mudejar architectural style in Spain, although Islamic, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements can be found there as well
walk
rest of the day at leisure
ISPer's recommendation: Visit the impressive Itálica Archaeological Complex, famous for the series Game of Thrones. Located just 7 km from the center of Seville, it will no doubt surprise you with the quality of its preservation and the magnitude of this historical gem.
Day 3: Monday, April 28Mon April 28Day 3: Seville as a hub for the south of Spain
breakfast
hotel
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for visit
Seville is positioning itself as a growing business hub in Southern Spain, marked by dynamic economic trends and a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem. The Seville Chamber of Commerce will provide an in-depth look at the province’s economy, highlighting key sectors and emerging business opportunities. La Fábrica de Sevilla will then focus on the entrepreneurial pathways shaping the city, examining how Seville fosters innovation and supports startups. Together, these presentations will offer a comprehensive understanding of Seville's evolving business environment, addressing both economic strategies and the practical challenges of entrepreneurship. Engage in a Q&A session to explore these insights further with local experts.
management presentation, discussion
mealslunch: own arrangements
Own arrangements
afternoon
free afternoon to explore the city on your own
ISPer's recommendation: Take the spectacular tour of the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium - stadium of Sevilla FC and learn why Spain has some of the most passionate soccer fans in all of Europe.
Day 4: Tuesday, April 29Tue April 29Day 4: Seville's unique sustainable approach
breakfast
hotel
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for visit
The eCity Seville project is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming Seville into a sustainable urban center by 2025. With numerous organizations already onboard—including companies, institutions, universities, and research centers—the initiative seeks to develop a sustainable city model on La Cartuja Island. By achieving goals such as a 100% renewable electricity supply and more efficient construction practices, eCitySevilla is paving the way for future sustainable cities and demonstrating leadership in energy and climate objectives. Learn more about the key objectives of the eCitySevilla project and how it envisions the future of urban development in Seville.
management presentation, discussion
mealslunch: own arrangements
Own arrangements
afternoon
cultural eventLa Giralda visit
Visit La Giralda, an iconic symbol of the city. Originally built as a minaret for the Great Mosque of Seville in the 12th century, its architectural style beautifully combines Moorish and Renaissance influences. Standing at 105 meters tall, the Giralda offers breath-taking panoramic views of the city from its top.
rest of the day at leisure
ISPer's recommendation: Visit the Old Tobacco Factory, now the seat of the Universidad de Sevilla, is a stone building constructed during the 18th century and housed the very first tobacco factory established in Europe. This enormous neoclassical building was built between 1728 and 1771 by order of the royal family and offered room for more than 10,000 (predominantly female) employees.
Day 5: Wednesday, April 30Wed April 30Day 5: see Sevilla from a different perspective
breakfast
hotel
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for visit
bus half day
morning
visittraditional industry, economy as well as traditional significance of oranges in SevilleGospa Citrus
Oranges have long been intertwined with the cultural and economic fabric of many regions. Their cultivation supports local agriculture, boosts tourism, and contributes significantly to the economy. Explore the role of citrus farming in sustaining traditional industries, including organic practices that promote sustainable agriculture. Delve into how such industries shape the landscape, provide employment opportunities, and contribute to the global demand for fresh produce. Discover how a deep connection with nature and heritage influences agricultural practices and flavors.
presentation, discussion, tour of facilities, tour of the orchard, citrus tasting
mealslunch: own arrangements
Own arrangements
afternoon
free afternoon to explore the city on your own
ISPer's recommendation: Visit Aquarium of Seville which is one of the centers with the most biodiversity of Europe. More than 3,000 cubic meters of water, around 400 marine species and more than 7,000 specimens as the sand tiger sharks and the giant octopus. Here, you will be able to “plunge” in the different types of seabed that can be found all around the planet.
Day 6: Thursday, May 1Thu May 1Day 6: Spanish liquid gold
breakfast
hotel
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for visit
bus half day
morning
visitSpanish liquid gold: olive oil & the genius that is the organic farming ecosystemCortijo El Puerto
Would you like to find out more about the world of olives and organic olive oils? Enjoy a stroll through a centuries-old olive grove, where you'll see what olive trees look like, understand how they came to the Iberian peninsula, and hear about their important role throughout history as well as the economy of Spain all while tasting this liquid gold. Learn about the business aspect of a family farm and about its business model. Attention, you will never want to have regular supermarket olive oil ever again!
presentation, discussion, tour of olive grove, tasting
mealslunch: own arrangements
Own arrangements
late afternoon
cultural eventtraditional flamenco class
Immerse yourself in the culture of flamenco with this lesson that's perfect for beginners. Learn the basic body positions and work on your dance skills with the help of your instructor
walk
rest of the day at leisure
ISPer's recommendation. Discover Seville while sailing on the Guadalquivir River aboard a two-deck boat. Witness breathtaking panoramas, pass by iconic landmarks like the Torre del Oro and charming Triana neighborhood, and drift beneath the historic Puente de Triana bridge.
Day 7: Friday, May 2Fri May 2Day 7: bridging cultures
breakfast
hotel
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for visit
Learn more about The Crew Together, a community-based initiative in Seville that promotes refugee inclusion through sport. This project brings together refugees hosted by CEAR and local participants, using the unique setting, nestled in nature yet in the heart of the city, to build bridges through shared experiences. Canoeing and rowing are at the core of the program, serving as powerful tools to foster social cohesion, teamwork, and empathy. During your visit, you'll have the opportunity to take part in this inspiring initiative. The session begins with a talk on the refugee experience, offering meaningful insight into the challenges faced by those seeking asylum. Following this, you'll receive a brief introduction to basic rowing techniques before heading onto the water for a group rowing activity. You will use both team boats and individual canoes, promoting collaboration, connection, and well-being in a dynamic and inclusive environment.
presentation, discussion, volunteering
mealslunch: own arrangements
Own arrangements
afternoon
free time to explore the city on your own
ISPer's recommendation: Enjoy your last afternoon in Seville strolling along the beautiful streets, make the most of your moments in this remarkable place and if you wish to buy some souvenirs, here are some tips: flamenco-related souvenirs such as traditional Spanish fan or castanets, bottle of high-quality extra virgin olive oil, or traditional Andalusian sweets.
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, depart for farewell dinner
walk/public transport
evening
mealsfarewell dinner and wrap-up
Savour the flavours of traditional Spanish cuisine and discuss the key takeaways and experiences throughout the trip before saying adios to this beautiful country.
restaurant
Day 8: Saturday, May 3Sat May 3Day 8: depart for US
breakfast
hotel
transportationmeet in hotel lobby, check-out and depart for airport
