Bullfighting

Spanish people love bullfightings. The season starts during the spring and last until the summer. We were able to enjoy one of the last events. Eventhough you need to have some knowledge about the event and have attended many of them before you start appreciating them, our students enjoyed it.

Pilate's House

This XVI century magnificent palace was inspired by the Pontius Pilate's house in Jerusalem. The architecture of the palace combined Roman arches with Muslim tiles.

Adare & Caroline.

Seville's Roman Past: Italica.

We visited Italica, a Roman city close to Seville, founded in 206 BC. Two of the most famous Roman Emperors, Trajan and Hadrian, were born there.
Isela & Laura.

¡Más picante, por favor!

Laura brought her own tabasco to Spain introducing a new type of Hispanic Cuisine. Cocina texañola!

French Connection

Our NVC students making friends with French students from the school.

From left to right: Shelley, Adare, Charles, Caroline and Victor.

Granada's Muslim Influence

Neighborhoods in Granada keep the Muslim influece in their streets.

View of La Alcazeria.

The Alhambra

Inside the Muslim Palace. The Alhambra is the most visited monument in Spain and a very strong candidate for one of the seven wonders of the world.

View of the Patio de los Arrayanes and de Los Leones.