“A SPANISH SERENADE” 2001
THURSDAY, MAY 10TH thru MONDAY, MAY 28TH
****PLEASE KEEP ITINERARY FOR ENTIRE TIME****
There will however be some deviation

THURS. Be at JFK at least two hours before flight departure. Bring your pass-
MAY 10TH port. Pack lightly. One suitcase or large carry-on is adequate.
Iberia Airlines Flight #6250
Leaves JFK at 6:20 pm
Arrives Madrid at 7:25 am on Friday, May 11th
Iberia Airlines Flight #224
Leaves Madrid at 8:35 am
Arrives Malaga 9:40 am

FRI. Transfer to Marbella to Costa del Sol via two motor coaches
MAY 11TH Check into:
Student Youth Hostel or Hotel Princesa Playa
Alberque Juvenil Marbella Duque de Ahumapa
#1 Trapiche Marbella
Phone-011-34-952771419 Phone-011-34-952820944
Fax-011-34-952863237 Fax-011-34-952821190
or
Be one of ten student ambassadors chosen for homestay
Afternoon on own to relax for swim at the pool at the hostel or hotel

7:00 pm – Meet and be greeted by host families in Marbella and friends
of Big Ben Language School – Enrique Terriza, Coordinator
Barbeque on beach as dinner
Volleyball games
Walking tour of old Marbella

9:00 pm – Return to hostel and hotel for overnight


SATUR. Breakfast at hostel
MAY 12TH 7:30 am – Departure via 2 motorcoaches Full day motorcoach tour of:
Ronda
Sevilla
Isla Magica

9:00 am – Motorcoach tour of Ronda – one of the oldest towns in Spain
Picturesque and dramatic travel on Route A473
Check out El Tajo – Ravine
Puente Nuevo – New Bridge
Puente Viejo – Old Bridge
La Cindad – The City

9:30 am – Stop for a morning drink at Don Migeul
Calle Villanueva if time permits

10:00 am – Depart Ronda for Sevilla

1:00 pm – Arrive in Sevilla – “a pleasant city, famous for oranges and
women”
Lord Byron
City of Don Juan, Carmen, Bizet, Barber of Seville, Pedro the Cruel,
Ferdinand & Isabella, Columbus, Velazques, Murillo, Don Quixote,
and Cervantes
Visit and tour of the Alcazar – the finest example of Midejar architec-
ture in Spain

2:00 pm – Lunch at El Puerto
Calle Betis
011-34-95-427-1725
near Rio Grande River

Afternoon tour of Sevilla’s Cathedral – the largest Gothic building in the
world and walk to the top of the Giralda Tower – just next store
- the Big Ben of Sevilla
“No shorts or T-shirts”

Depart Sevilla for Isla Magica – Adults can stay in Sevilla
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm – unlimited rides, action, and shows with your
admission ticket
Replica of the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria
Try the Jaguar roller coaster
Dinner on own

10:00 pm – Depart Sevilla for Marbella
Overnight at hostel or hotel

Explore the Sierra de las Nieves Biosphere Reserve
Walk the trails with expert environmentalists
Compete in a canoe race
Lunch provided free in Istan – a village in white overlooking scenic lakes
and mountains
Do some mountain biking and more trekking
Visit a few caves
Visit the Malaga Wine Museum
Day at no cost
7:00 pm – Return to Marbella for dinner
Overnight in Marbella


SUN. Breakfast in Marbella
MAY 13TH 8:00 am – Departure for Cordoba – the Roman & Moorish capital of
Spain

11:30 am – Arrive at Medina Azahora #C 431

12:00 noon – Tour Muslim Palace – begun in 936
It took 10,000 men, 2,600 mules, and 400 camels to build it in 25
years
4,300 columns in pink

1:00 pm – Guided tour of Cordoba’s Synagogue – the only Jewish temple
in Andalusia to survive the inquisition
A symbol of modern Jewish community life
Built in 1315
Check out Avienda Dr. Fleming

2:00 pm – Complete guided tour of the:
Mezquita
Puerta de las Palmas
Puerta del Perdon
Patio de los Naranjos
The mihrab
Capilla Villa Viciosa
Capilla Mayor
The Coro
Built in 784
Most important Islamic monument in the Western World

3:00 pm – Late lunch in Cordoba at MacDonald’s or restaurant of choice

5:00 pm – Calle de las Flores – walk through the street of flowers

6:00 pm – Depart for Marbella

9:30 pm – Drop off in Old Town Marbella
Dinner on own

11:00 pm – Return to hostel or hotel for overnight


MON. Breakfast in Marbella
MAY 14TH Your choice of any one of three:
Option 1 Bus depart for Algeciras to board hydrofoil to Tangiers, Morocco/Africa
6:30 am Full day tour of Tangiers
Lunch on own
Return to Tangiers as per hydrofoil schedule
Cost on own – Plan on $100.00 cost
Must bring passport
Return to Marbella for dinner and overnight

Option 2 Monte Aventura
7:00 am Pick up in eight-passenger jeep
Breakfast provided by tour guide
Visit and tour biological park

OPTION 3 Breakfast at hostel
Morning at leisure
12:00 noon – depart for Aquapark in Torremolinos – a world of water,
sun, & fun
Brava River – Wild River – Wave Pool – jacuzzi
Slide the Kamicaze – 80 kilimeters per hour can be reached
Lunch on own in Aquapark
The Black Hole
Niagra
The Children’s Park – fun for little ones is guaranteed
Return to Marbella for dinner & overnight
*** Admission to the park is included

TUES. Breakfast in Marbella
MAY 15TH 8:30 am – Tour buses leave for full-day excursion to Granada
11:00 am -Arrive in Fuentevaqueros – birthplace of Federico Garcia Lorca, one of Spain’s greatest poets
Tour of the Casa Museo Lorca
See Lorca on film
11:30 am - Depart for Granada and Alhambra
12:00 noon - Enter the Alhambra – a Moorish Monument and great artistic outpouring - begun in 1240
Enjoy a guided tour
The setting of the “Arabian Nights” and Washington Irving’s “Alhambra”
Puerta de las Granadas
Puerta de la Justicia
Alcazalia
Torre de le Vela
Palacio de Carlos V
Museo de Alhambre
Palacios Nazaries
Patio de los Arraynes
The Harem
The Hall of the Moors
Kings Hall
Enjoy lunch at The Sevilla – outdoor terraced dining overlooking the
Royal Chapel – restaurant of Garcia Lorca
After lunch:
A) Generalife – a magnet for gardeners from all over the world
“They came, they saw, they planted.” – An extended visit to the
Paradise of the Koran
B) Capilla Real – burial place of Ferdinand and Isabella of Castile
C) Visit Albacin and Sacramonte
Albacin – typical white homes
Sacramonte – a gypsy conclave
7:00 pm – Return to Marbella for late night dinner and overnight
Pack for early morning departure


WEDNES. 7:30 am – Breakfast in Marbella
MAY 16TH 8:00 am – Depart Marbella for the Quixote Trail – a day of windmills,
castles, great dreamers, and Holy Toledo!
“In a place in La Mancha, the name of which I visit and pass through,
do not wish to recall”
Campo de Criptana – a fleet of windmills arranged in on-line formation
and
Consuega – with its 13th century castle and 13 windmills – it is here
Where the only son of Spain’s greatest hero El Cid, Don Diego,
Died
Continue to Toledo for lunch overlooking the City as El Greco painted it
Prix Fix luncheon at Monterey Restaurant
Enjoy your meal and live entertainment provided by La Tuna de
Toledo

Walk to the Real Fundacion de Toledo
Museum of Victorio Macho
Slide show on Toledo
After sculpture garden visit check into your hostel or hotel:
Student Youth Hostel or Paradores – for adults
Castillo San Servando Cerro del Emperador
10 Subida de la Granja Toledo
Toledo
Phone-011-34—925-224554 Phone-011-34-925-22-18-50
Fax-011-34-925-267729 Fax-011-34-925-22-5166
or
Hotel Maria Cristina
Marques de Mendigorria
Toledo
Phone-011-34-925-21-3202
Fax-011-34-925-21-2650

See the City from the other side; see the City from the inside out
Museo Victorio Macho – outdoor sculpture garden – slide show on
Toledo

Dinner on own with teachers in Toledo
Overnight at Toledo
Pack for morning departure


THURS. 8:30 am – Breakfast in Toledo
MAY 17TH 10:00 am – Begin 3-hour walking tour of Toledo with tour guides
Meet at Bisagra Gate
Visit the Alcazar built in 836 AD and once the home of legendary hero
El Cid – a one hour tour
Visit the Cathedral – 250 years of construction to complete
El Greco to Goya
Casa y Museo de El Greco – “A View of Toledo”
Inglesia de Santo Tome – Old Jewish Quarter
Sinagoga del Transito
Museo Sefardi
Sinagoga de Santa Maria La Blanca
Hospital de Taverna

Lunch in Toledo at Bisagra
14 Real del Arabel
Phone-011-34-925-220693
Fax-011-34-925-253388
Prix Fix – Pay Mr. Fleming or Annemarie

Leave Toledo just after making a short stop at a jewelry and gem store
for souvenirs unique to the region

Continue on to Madrid, Capital of Spain

Check into:
Students
Hostal Tijal La Macarena
6 Calle Zaragosa 8 Cava de San Miguel
Phone-011-34-91-365-5910 Phone-011-34-913-659-221
Fax-011034091-364-5260 Fax-011-34-913-642-757

Adults
Hotel Anaco Hotel Emperador
3 Tres Cruces 53 Gran Via
Phone-011-34-915-22-4604 Phone-011-34-91-541-2800
Fax-011-34-915-31-6484 Fax-011-34-91-547-2817

Touch me Please! A hands-on experience!
Visit the Museo Tifologico designed for those who are sightless and
sight impaired. Each and every Lions Club worldwide has “helping the
blind” as its main goal. The museum specializes in tacile appeal. Audio
cassettes in English are provided as well as pamphlets in large type and
Braille. Enjoy the special replicas of Mayan and Aztec pyramids, the
Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty created by blind artists.

Relax on own before dinner at Plaza Major

Let’s Meet the Lions!
Special dinner and reception at the Barbarroja
8 Cava de San Miguel
Phone-011-34-91-365-8196
Fax-011-34-91-365-8195
Prix Fix Dinner – You pay 2,000 pesetas per person – beverages are
Extra
Lion Gregorio Maroto – Host of Madrid Lions Club
Return to hostels and hotels for overnight


FRI. 8:30 am – Breakfast near hostels or in hotels
MAY 18TH
9:30 am – Depart via motor coach for guided tour of the Royal Palace
2,800 rooms of over-the-top opulence
Royal seats of King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia
Acres of Flemish and Spanish tapestries
Endless Rococo decoration
Extensive display of Goya’s cartoons and tapestries

12:00 noon – Take a short stroll through the Campo del Moro, gardens
of the Palace or stop for a beverage at the elegant Café de Orient

1:00 pm – Visit the Temple de Debod with Eric Griffin as your guide
This Egyptian temple once stood in the Valley of the Nile, 19 miles from
Aswan. It was taken down stone by stone in 1969 by the Egyptians and
sent to Valencia by sea and taken by train to Madrid, a transplant
miracle.

1:45 pm – Cruise past the world’s two foremost dreamers and most
famous literary couple: Don Quixote & Sancho Ponza – Plaza de Espagne

2:00 pm – Lunch on own with faculty near Plaza de Espagne

3:30 pm – Museo Arqueologico Nacional
Learn the legend of the Lady of Elche by T-D’s Eric Griffin

4:30 pm – Real Jardin Botanico
104 species of trees
3,000 types of plants
Founded in the 18th century

5:30 pm – Return to Plaza Major to hostals and hotels to enjoy activi-
ties sponsored by the City of Madrid in celebrating the feast day of
Saint Isadore: Open air concerts and dances, religious processions,
puppet shows, a parade of giant figures, a children’s party, a Cocido
Madrileno cookout with free servings of stew, competitive folk dancing,
and mantilla making.

8:30 pm – Dinner on own with faculty at Plaza Major

10:30 pm – Receive your free ticket to “Beauty and the Beast” – a
Spanish Broadway hit at the Lope de la Vega Theatre, 57 Gran Via,
Madrid

1:00 am – Return to hostels and hotels for overnight


SAT. 8:30 am – Breakfast in hotels or near hostels
MAY 19TH
9:30 am – Depart via motor coach for a walking tour of the Madrid of
the Austrians – Your link to the Unfinished Symphony trip two years ago

12:00 noon – Casa de Lope de Vega – the Madrid born writer who dram-
atized Habsburg Spain like no other Spanish author, located on Calle
Cervantes D-7
Short visit to Case de Cervantes on the same street D-7

12:30 pm – Depart from Madrid for Alcala de Henares
Lunch in Alcala on own with faculty

2:00 pm – Tour of one of Europe’s most ancient university towns &
birthplace of Miguel de Cervantes

5:00 pm – Return to Madrid to the Centro de Reina Sofia, the Moma of Spain. Enjoy a lecture on Guernica by Picasso by T-D’s Lauren LoAlbo.
Called by many the most important painting of 20th century Spain.
Enjoy the works of Dali, Miro, Francis Bacon, and Henry Moore

7:00 pm – Depart museum for Parque de Atracciones in Casa de Campo
Receive your complimentary ticket to enjoy an array of rides:
Toboggan slide Outer Space Adventure
Carousel Transparent Maze
Pony rides 7 Picos
Jet Start Roller coasters

Dinner on own in park

11:00 pm – Return to hostals and hotels for overnight


SUN. 7:45 am – Breakfast at hotels or hostals
MAY 20TH 8:45 a.m. Depart for Museo Taurino – an introduction to bullfighting –
lecture by Eric Griffin
10:00 am – Buses depart for the Prado – entire via Puerta Baja de Goya
10:30 am – Begin your extended visit of the Prado, home of an unrivaled
collection of works by Valazquez, El Greco, and Goya
The Prado houses over 7,000 paintings and is one of the most important
Repositories of art in the world
Three great artists! Three interesting lectures. Group divided in
threes:
Velasquez – Lauren LoAlbo
El Greco - Eric Griffin
Goya - Liz Levine, T-D parent and JCC
Art School Director

Have lunch in the cafeteria in the Prado. Enjoy a soft drink at Planet
Hollywood

3:00 pm – Cross the Plaza to the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum for self-
guided audio cassette tour with special attention being given to its North
American painting collection of the 19th century.
Learn about the Hudson River Painters by Joan Mino of the T-D faculty

4:30 pm – A little traveling music please!
Visit a guitar factory producing guitars since 1882. Enjoy the Museum
Of Antique Instruments. Around the corner visit Real Musica, a music
lover’s paradise.

5:30 pm – Return to Plaza Major for time on own or perhaps catch lots
of excitement at a bullfighting match. Cost of ticket is on own. Cost
could be over $50.00.

Just prior to dinner take in a Spanish speaking movie with English sub-
titles or an American film with Spanish subtitles.

Dinner at Plaza Major with faculty

Return to hotels or hostals to pack for early morning departure
Pack your bags


MON. 7:00 am – Breakfast in Madrid – Put luggage in buses
MAY 21ST 8:00 am – Depart via motor coaches for La Rioja – Catch some needed
winks along the way

12:30-1:00 pm – Visit the Oenologic Center and Wine Museum in Horo

1:30-3:00 pm – Lunch on own in Haro

3:00 pm – Depart for a personal and special T-D tour of
Bodegas Martinez Lacuesta
La Ventilla #71
011-34-941-310-050
Take home a La Rioja souvenir purchased from the owner himself and
from your own tour guide

5:30 pm – Check into the Youth Hostel at Grano
Ermita El Carrasquedo 011-34-941-291-100

Visit the town of Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a famous and not-so-
famous town of 5,000 people living on the road of a very famous pil-
grimage route – The Road to Santiago de Compostela

Return after your own personal adventure to your tour buses at 8:30 pm

9:00 pm – Dinner at hostel or Hotel El Corregiador
17 Avienda Calahorra
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Phone: 011-34-941-342128
Fax: 011-34-941-342-115

Dinner is free to those in hostel

Overnight in Rioja
Pack your bags!


TUES. 8:00 am – Breakfast in Rioja at hotels or hostels
MAY 22ND
9:00 am – Tour buses depart for Bilbao to see the Guggenheim Museum
and its 20th century avant-garde architecture
American architect Frenk O. Gehry is the creator of this daring, sculp-
tural design. The building itself is an extraordinary combination of
interconnecting shapes. Octogonal blocks in limestone contrast with the
curved and bent forms in titanium.
In groups of 20, T-D travelers will receive a personalized 1 ½ hour tour
of all three floors with special attention being given to the Giorgio Armani exhibit.

12:00 noon – Enjoy a quick lunch in the museum cafeteria or outdoor
restaurant

12:45 pm – Depart Bilbao for Guernica through Vizcaya’s coastal hills.
Guernica suffered one of history’s greatest terror bombings – a city
virtually erased from the map just before World War II. About 2,000
civilians were killed as 100,000 pounds of bombs were dropped in three
hours.
While the city was saturated with bombs and virtually destroyed, an oak
tree miraculously emerged unscathed – El Arbol.
The city of Guernica and the painting “Guernica” by Picasso have now
become synonymous with the horrors of war.

Lunch in Guernica on own with faculty

2:30 pm – Depart directly for Barcelona

8:30 pm – Arrive in Tiana
Check into the Youth Hostel
La Comeria
Ap. De Correus
Tiana 011-34-93-3951011

9:00 pm – Dinner at hostel (included)

Second bus continues on to hotels in Barcelonas:
Hotel Royal Hotel Barcelona House
117 La Rambla 19 Esudellers
Barcelona Barcelona
11-34-93-301-9400 011-34-933-018-295

Espanya Allegro
9-11 Calle de Sant Pan 17 Portal de l’Angel
Barcelona Barcelona
11-34-93-318-1758 011-34-93-318-4141

Hotel Rubens
10 Plaza Ntra. Sra. Del Coll
Phone – 011-34-93-219-1204
Fax – 011-34-93-219-1269


WEDNES. 8:00 am – Breakfast at hotels or hostal
MAY 23RD 9:00 am – Bus departs for L’Example section of Barcelona to begin your
Hello Gaudi Tour

9:30 am – Casa Mila Pg. De Garcia #92 – last residential building
designed by Gaudi
Terraced roof with richly colored chimneys
Personal guided tour of all floors and roof top

Casa Batllo Pg. De Garcia #43
National historical monument – iron balconies – visited from the outside

Casa Calvet Calle Casp. #48
First house planned by Gaudi in L’Example – visited from the street

Palace Guell Calle Nou de Ramble #5
Ciutat Vella

Finca Guell Av. De Pedralbes #15
The Gaudi Museum – Greek garden & wrought iron work – seen from out-
Side

Collegi de les Terestanes Calle Ganduxer 95-105
School of modernistic architecture

Torre Bellesguard Calle Bellesguard – a modernistic house built by
Gaudi

Parc Guell Calle d’Olot
One of Gaudi’s most spectacular works
Toto (said Dorothy), “I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore.”
Creative magic in a surrealistic park – visit the museum

Temple Expiatori de la Sargrada Familia
Plaza de la Sagrada Familia
Unfinished work of Antoni Gaudi – construction continues today

Lunch on own with faculty near Temple of the Sagrada Familia

Students: Check into Mare de Deu de Montserrat Hostel
41-51 Pg. Mare de Deu Coll
Phone: 011-34-93210-5151
Afternoon on own to explore
Bus drop off at Plaza Catalina
Walk over to La Rambla – the most popular promenade in Barcelona
It features jugglers, fire-eaters, mimes, and musicians

Do not eat on own

7:30 pm – Buses await you at Plaza Catalunya
Freshen up at hostel and hotels

8:30 pm – Depart hostel and hotels for dinner at Tres Molinos –
A prix fixe meal – pay Mr. Fleming at the restaurant
$25.00 or 4,500 pts
Let’s meet the Lions of Barcelona
Dagmar Christen – Coordinator
Luisa Villa – Featured speaker – Editor, Barcelonaplus

10:30 pm – Return to hostel and hotels for overnight


THURS. 7:00 am – Breakfast at hostels and hotels
MAY 24TH 8:00 am – Prepare for a full day Industrial Tour of Catalunya – 100
kilometers outside Barcelona (60 miles)
Visit the Mines de Clerc near the Pyrennes – learn about coal mining and
and also check out some dinosaur prints
Colonia Textil de cal Vidal – a textile factory with turbines, machinery,
and workers village
Museo de la Cienica I de la Tecnica de Catalunya, Terrassa, the national
Industrial museum in a large Art Noveau woolen mill

Return to City of Barcelona

Time on your own to explore

Consider a free ticket to any one of the following venues:

1) Flamenco Music, Song, and Dance
Miguel Poveda
Center of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona

2) About Miles Davis within Thursday Jazz Season
9:00 pm
Centre Civic Can Deu

3) The Barcelona & Catalonian National Symphony Orchestra
Auditorium of Barcelona

4) Schonberg with the Symphony Orchestra
Gran Teatre del Liceu

5) Aida, the Opera by Verdi
Gran Theatre


Dinner around your theatre choice above

Return to hostel or hotel with group for overnight


FRI. 8:30 am – Breakfast at hostel or hotels
MAY 25TH 9:15 am – Depart hostel and hotels for Barcelona Harbor
Buses meet at the Portal de la Pau – Monument a Colom (Columbus Mon-
ument) built for the Universal Exposition of 1888

10:00 am – Museu Maritim
Avinguda de la Drassanes
011-34-93-318-3245
Visit and tour the Royal Shipyards – a 13th century Gothic complex
See the reconstruction of La Galeria Real of Don Juan of Austria

11:00 am – Depart for Maremagnum – Old Port
Leisure centre for excellence – Shop and have fun at the same time

Have early lunch in Old Port

3:00 pm – Meet at the Aquarium for extended visit – ticket is free –
tour on own
The biggest aquarium in Europe – Mediterranean fauna – 80 meter
transparent tunnel
Visit and explore – a special place for children

Return to the City for a unique program
Like Water for Chocolate – a chocolate museum with tasting opportun-
ities

6:00 pm – Back to hostels and hotels to freshen up for evening

8:00 pm – Return to Olympic Port for dinner at any one of dozens of
outdoor restaurants right on the water

12:00 midnight – Return to hostels and hotels for overnight


SATUR. 8:30 am – Breakfast at hotels or hostel
MAY 26TH
9:30 am – Depart for Montserrat on motorcoaches – a world famous
shrine
It’s about one hour from the City, high in the mountains of the Serra
de Montserrat

Bus drop off at Cable Car Saint Joan for a 4,000 foot ride on the fun-
cular, guaranteeing splendid views of the Mediterranean and maybe even
the Pyrennes
Check out the monastery
Visit the Basilica
Enjoy the monastery’s museum with paintings by El Greco, Correggio, and
Caravaggio

1:00 pm – The Montserrat Boys Choir sing for you, we hope
The Escolania should perform the virrolei and salved

Learn about the Black Virgin of Montserrat

Lunch in cafeteria of Montserrat or any outdoor restaurant with pano-
ramic views

Return to Barcelona for a tour of the palau de la Musica – Calle Sont
Pere Mes Art – built in the modernist period – symbol of the Renais-
Sance of Catalan culture – enjoy a one hour tour

6:00 pm - Museu Picasso – a most significant and elegant medieval
palace See pieces from the Rose and Blue periods
Allow one hour for your visit

Return to hostels and hotels to freshen up for evening’s activities

7:30 pm – Arrive at the Poble Espanyol
Marques de Comillas, Parc de Montivic
011-34-93-325-7866
Take a walking tour for 45 minutes around a recreated Spanish village
Built for the 1929 World’s Fair
115 life-size reproductions of buildings and monuments ranging from the
10th through the 20th centuries


Have dinner at any one of the 14 restaurants of varying styles

You can also enjoy a audio-visual presentation about Barcelona & Cata-
lina

Receive your hand-stamp and walk down to Plaza D’Espagne for the Font
Magica (Magic Fountain) with its own live orchestra

Return to the park on your own when you like

First bus returns from Poble at 12:30 am for the weary. For the less
Weary, the second bus leaves at 1:30 pm

The Font Magica runs continuously. It is a most dazzling aquatic ballet
of color and light while searchlights radiate a peacock’s tail of beams
from Palou Nacional

Overnight at hostels or hotels


SUNDAY Breakfast at hostel or hotels
MAY 27TH
Begin packing for Monday’s departure

11:00 am – Buses depart for Piscina Bernardo Picornell in Montjuic,
adjacent to the Olympic stadium
T-D pays your entrance fee. It covers use of the indoor pool, outdoor
Pool, sauna, gymnasium, fitness equipment, and jacuzzis

Enjoy lunch poolside

7:00 pm – Return to hostel or hotels

8:00 pm – Revisit Olympic port for dinner

11:30 pm – Buses return to hostel

Adults or those not wanting to swim can visit the Castell de Mintjuic,
built for Archduke Carlos of Africa, the Estadi Olympic and the Fun-
dacio Miro

Dinner will be on own

7:00 pm – Buses return from pool for hostel and hotels to freshen up

8:00 pm – Revisit Olympic Port

11:30 pm – Back to hotels or hostels


MONDAY 8:00 am – Breakfast at hotels and hostel
MAY 28TH
Your Iberia Flight #6187 leaves at 10:20 am and connects in Madrid.

The last leg departs at 1:15 pm on Flight #6251 arrives at JFK at 3:10
pm.

You’ll all be in a “New York State of Mind”

N.B. All dates and times are subject to change and so will this during your visit. Changes will mostly be made due to unexpected events, traffic, and other people’s schedules.