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El segundo d\u00eda tomamos el bus y visitamos la Alhambra en Granada. M\u00e1s una vez, tuvimos tiempo libre para ir de compras. Hicimos muchas fotos en la ciudad y en La Alhambra. Fuimos a la cima de una colina desde donde pod\u00edamos ver toda la ciudad. \u00a1El lugar se ve\u00eda incre\u00edble! Luego, volvemos a Marbella y pasamos la tarde en la playa. El agua estaba tan fr\u00eda, pero nadamos y nos divertimos mucho.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Al tercer d\u00eda fuimos a Sevilla y visitamos la catedral y la Giralda. Tuvimos una vista espectacular de la ciudad. Ese mi\u00e9rcoles tambi\u00e9n tuvimos un intercambio con estudiantes sevillanos del Instituto Pablo Picasso, donde les entrevistamos. Las conversaciones eran muy interesantes. Daba un poco de miedo porque a veces no nos entend\u00edamos, pero cuando no lo consegu\u00edamos hablaban en ingl\u00e9s.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Tuvimos 3 horas de tiempo libre as\u00ed que paseamos por Sevilla, comimos el mejor helado de la historia y \u00a1\u00a1\u00a1fuimos de compras!!! M\u00e1s tarde, nos reunimos todos en la Plaza de Espa\u00f1a, que a todos nos pareci\u00f3 impresionante. Hab\u00eda gente bailando flamenco, era maravilloso.<\/p>\n\n\n\n El jueves estuvimos en C\u00f3rdoba. All\u00ed visitamos la Mezquita Catedral y tuvimos otro intercambio con alumnos del Instituto Luis de G\u00f3ngora. La Mezquita era enorme y los detalles del edificio muy intrincados. Era realmente impresionante. Hab\u00eda una mezcla de estilos y arquitectura que nunca hab\u00edamos visto antes. Durante nuestro tiempo libre (que nos encant\u00f3 a todos) pudimos explorar el centro de la ciudad y sus callejuelas, y despu\u00e9s asistimos a un desfile de moda organizado por los estudiantes con los que est\u00e1bamos esa ma\u00f1ana. La ropa era \u00fanica y creativa. Parec\u00eda que est\u00e1bamos asistiendo a un desfile de moda profesional. Nos sorprendi\u00f3 el esfuerzo que los estudiantes pusieron en su trabajo. Por la noche cenamos con todos y celebramos el cumplea\u00f1os de Gia y Omkaar. El edificio del restaurante era muy bonito, pero la comida no tanto. Sin embargo, pasamos una velada estupenda.<\/p>\n\n\n\n El viernes est\u00e1bamos todos muy tristes porque era hora de volar de regreso, \u00a1pero volvimos con muchos recuerdos nuevos y nuevos amigos!<\/p>\n\n\n\n On the first day, after arriving at the airport, we took a private bus to the Pablo Picasso Museum, but before the visit we had free time to eat tapas. Afterwards, at the museum, we split into two groups and had guides give us a tour of the museum. In the evening, we went to the beach together in Marbella, the town where our first hostel was located. We had dinner in small groups and then went back to the hostel.<\/p>\n\n\n\n On the second day, our bus journey was 3 hours long and we visited La Alhambra in Granada. Once again, we had some free time for shopping. We took a lot of pictures in the city and in La Alhambra. We went to the top of a hill from where we could see the whole city, the place looked amazing! Afterwards, we went back to Marbella and spent the afternoon on the beach. The water was so cold, but we went in anyway and had a lot of fun!<\/p>\n\n\n\n On the third day, we went to Seville and visited the Catedral and the Giralda. We had a spectacular view of the city from the top of the bell tower. That Wednesday, we also had an exchange with Sevillian students from the Instituto Pablo Picasso, where we interviewed them in a park. The conversations were very interesting. It was a bit scary because sometimes we didn’t understand each other, but mostly they helped us and spoke in English. In the afternoon, we had 3 hours of free time, so we walked around Seville, ate the best ice cream ever (it was in the shape of a rose) and went shopping!!!! Later, we all gathered in the Plaza de Espa\u00f1a, which we all thought was amazing. There were people dancing flamenco, it was wonderful.<\/p>\n\n\n\n On Thursday we were in Cordoba. There, we visited the Mosque Cathedral and had another exchange with students from the Instituto Luis de G\u00f3ngora. The Mosque was huge and the details in the building were so intricate. It was truly breathtaking! There was such a mix of styles and architecture that we had never seen before. During our free time (which we all loved) we got a chance to explore the centre of the city as well as backstreets and then we saw a fashion show organized by the students we were with that morning. The clothes were so unique and creative! It felt like we were attending a professional fashion show. We were amazed by the effort the students put into their work. In the evening, we had dinner with everyone and celebrated Gia and Omkaar’s birthday. The restaurant was pretty, but the food was not great. However, we still had a great evening.<\/p>\n\n\n\n On Friday, we were all very sad because it was time to fly back, but we came back with lots of new memories and pretty things!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" By Ms Allemand\u2019s Grade 9 Spanish class In May, the 9th grade Spanish class went on a trip to Andalusia, Spain. They wrote about this trip in Spanish. You can find an English translation at the bottom of the article. 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