Spain
participants
Seeing Modern and Contemporary Art in a way that gives Erasmus students a unique and aesthetic experience, while also discovering a picturesque touch on a regional, national, and even international level.
The museum, spread over three floors, was explored in a descending order. First, on the top floor, the Erasmus students viewed classical art, where they learned more about the Spanish monarchy of the 18th and 19th centuries, highlighting figures like Felipe V and Queen Isabel II. The second floor showcased landscaped art, focusing on the colonial era. On the ground floor, they encountered more abstract and meaningful works of art. Finally, to conclude this gathering, we ended with a meal to strengthen relationships with the Eramus students and allow them to get to know each other as well, making the event a complete success. ( we paid this voluntarily, not ESN)
