University & College Travel & Tourism Trip To Barcelona

CETT Barcelona is an international centre for education in hotel management and tourism and is affiliated to the University of Barcelona. On a visit here, students can learn more about careers in hotel management, in the restaurant sector, and tourism, travel and leisure management.

The Barca Immersive Tour is an interactive museum at Camp Nou allowing visitors to travel through the past, present and future of the iconic club. The tour of the exhibition ends in an immersive audio-visual 360-degree experience of what it feels like to be a player in the centre of the stadium.

NB.: The inside of the Nou Camp Stadium is undergoing renovation and cannot be seen as part of this exhibition at present.

Gaudi’s masterpiece, this large, sand-coloured Catholic church has fluid forms, towering spires and surfaces overflowing with sculptures. It is still under construction even though it was started in 1882. Gaudi spent the last 40 years of his life working on this project and it isn’t scheduled for completion until 2026.

Set at the foot of Montjuïc, Pueblo Espanyol is an open-air architectural museum with streets and squares reproduced to scale. It was built in 1929 for the Barcelona International Exhibition. The aim was to produce an ‘ideal, model’ Spanish village where the architecture, style, and culture of various locations around the country were preserved in one place. Photo © Olga Palma.

On a visit to Catalonia’s largest port, students learn about of the history of Port Vell – the Old Port – and its transformation into a public space. They also find out what goes on the in commercial – industrial area – and in the logistics port. The first part of the visit consists in a small introduction in the auditorium and then a sailing in a traditional boat around the harbour.

The museum has the most complete collection of works by Picasso – with more than 3,500 paintings, drawings, engravings and ceramics. Picasso moved to Barcelona in his teens, and the museum reveals his relationship with the city. Look out for the important works The First Communion and Science and Charity.