As part of the Intensive Study Programme hosted by the Universidad de Granada, participants had the opportunity to explore some of the most iconic and historically rich sites in Andalusia, enriching their understanding of heritage conservation and sustainable tourism.
The technical visits included:
- Museo Cuevas del Sacromonte – exploring traditional cave dwellings and local heritage
- World Heritage Sites of Córdoba: Madinat al-Zahra and The Mosque-Cathedral
- World Heritage Sites of Granada: Alhambra and Generalife Gardens
- The Darro Valley and its historical landscape
- The Maristán – a remarkable Islamic-era hospital restoration project
- Tourism route through Hispano-Muslim monuments in the Albayzín
- Past View Granada – an immersive VR experience bringing 16th-century Granada to life
- Carmen de la Victoria – a beautiful traditional Andalusian villa with panoramic views
These visits provided a powerful experiential layer to the training, connecting theory with real-world heritage interpretation and tourism strategies.
