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24h emergency phone, complete coordination and a named specialist who knows the trip before the group leaves.


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A school trip to Salamanca is a four-day programme in Castilla y León for secondary school groups, organised in Spain by Viajes CumLaude. We have run school tours from our Barcelona office since 1996, and your group works with a named trip manager here and a 24-hour duty phone for the whole stay.
Salamanca is walkable end to end. The Plaza Mayor, the Old and New Cathedrals, the Casa de las Conchas and the university founded in 1218 sit within a few streets of each other, so the class covers the city on foot; the guided two-hour bike tour on the third day is there for range, not for getting around.
One day leaves the city, for Alba de Tormes and its castle and Santa Teresa convent. In town, the tapas workshop and the chocolate with churros put students inside a Spanish routine instead of in front of one, the Tormes riverbank and the Huerta de los Jesuitas give the group open space, and the stay closes with a flamenco show.
Start of the trip
The group will begin with a guided tour of the historic centre, including Plaza Mayor and the Old and New Cathedrals. Afterwards, students will have time to explore the Art Nouveau and Art Deco Museum independently. The day will end with a Spanish tapas workshop, where they will prepare and taste several traditional dishes.
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The morning will focus on the University of Salamanca, founded in 1218, allowing students to observe its Plateresque façade and the Casa de las Conchas. Later, the group will enjoy chocolate with churros—an opportunity to experience a classic element of Spanish food culture within the daily schedule.
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Students will take part in a guided two-hour bike tour to discover different areas of the city. A riverside walk along the Tormes will offer quieter views and time for informal observation. In the afternoon, the group will visit the Huerta de los Jesuitas freely, using the green space for outdoor exploration.
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The final day will start with an excursion to Alba de Tormes, where the group will visit the castle and the Santa Teresa convent—important landmarks for understanding the region’s heritage. After returning to Salamanca, the day will conclude with a flamenco show introducing students to music, dance and cultural traditions in a structured and accessible format.
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Return home
Travelling with CumLaude means:
24h emergency phone, complete coordination and a named specialist who knows the trip before the group leaves.
Clear pricing, reviewed suppliers and concrete reasons to show why this trip is the right choice for the school.
We know what can happen when a group is abroad. That is why we anticipate logistics, timings and critical points.
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24h emergency department
24h emergency department
24h emergency department
The 24h duty number is given to the accompanying teachers before the trip.
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The budget depends on the number of students, dates, transport, accommodation and included activities. We prepare a clear proposal tailored to the group.
It depends on the destination and each student's nationality. Before the trip we review passports, permissions and specific requirements with the school.
Yes. The itineraries are a starting point: we adapt visits, pace, accommodation and activities to the group's educational goals and budget.
Our Salamanca programme runs over four days: the historic centre with a tapas workshop, the university and the Casa de las Conchas, a bike tour with the Tormes riverbank, and Alba de Tormes with a flamenco show. We also run an eight-day version with host families that adds Ávila, Segovia and Burgos.
It is a small city that a group can cross on foot, which is unusual for a destination with this much to see: the Plaza Mayor, two cathedrals side by side, the Casa de las Conchas and a university founded in 1218. That means fewer transfers and more time on the ground than in a larger city.
No commitment. A local specialist who knows Salamanca will prepare a tailored proposal for your group.