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The document outlines a week-long visit and exchange program between students from Romania and Spain taking place in and around Torre-Pacheco, Spain. The schedule includes welcome activities on the first days, visits to nearby cities like Cartagena and Murcia to learn about their history and culture, teamwork on a food culture project, outdoor activities like hiking and sailing, and workshops on food and advertising. The goal is for the Romanian and Spanish students to learn about each other's traditions and cultures through shared experiences.
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Presentacion dos hermanas y colegio comenius 2010
The document summarizes the history and key facts about Dos Hermanas, a town in Seville province, Spain. It began as a settlement established after the 13th century reconquest of Seville. The town has grown significantly since the late 19th century due to industrialization and immigration. Today it has over 123,000 inhabitants and a diversified economy including construction, industry, services, and agriculture.
Trabalhos Espanha
Spanish Gastronomy is based on the Mediterranean diet and includes staples like olive oil, garlic, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, and wine. Popular dishes include paella from Valencia, gazpacho soup, tortilla de patata, and pisto. Tapas, or small plates, are commonly eaten at bars. Desserts like crema catalana are also part of Spanish cuisine.
Traditions in Spain include flamenco dance and music from Andalusia, bullfighting festivals like San Fermines in Pamplona, and the tomato-throwing festival of La Tomatina in Buñol.
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The document provides information about the town of Cuenca, Spain. It discusses that Cuenca has a population of about 50,000 people and is located in the Castilla-La Mancha region of central Spain between Madrid and Valencia. It describes several local dishes, including Ajo arriero made of cod, potato and garlic. It also mentions transportation options like trains and highways, notable landmarks like the Hanging Houses over the Huécar River and the Bridge of San Pablo, the Cathedral and Plaza Mayor, and local sports teams.
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Spain is a constitutional monarchy located in Western Europe. Madrid is the capital and Spanish is the official language. Some of Spain's most visited tourist attractions include the Alhambra palace complex in Granada, Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona, and Mezquita mosque in Cordoba. Spanish culture has a blend of regional folklore and is known for festivals, bullfighting, flamenco music and dance, and regional cuisines featuring ingredients like olive oil, wine, seafood, and paella.
4 prez. romania ultim ppt
This document provides information about Romania and a Comenius project on overcoming prejudices through fairy tales that took place from 2012 to 2014. Romania is located in Southeastern Europe, has a population of over 22 million, and varied landscapes including mountains, hills, plains and the Danube Delta wetlands. The document then describes several famous Romanian figures, cites the country's mix of old and new cultures, notes Romania's Latin origins, and outlines its democratic political system and respected rule of law. It proceeds to highlight several important Romanian landmarks, cities, and cultural aspects, and concludes by detailing a school in Horezu that participated in European educational exchange projects.
4 prez. romania ultim ppt
This document provides information about Romania and a Comenius project on overcoming prejudices through fairy tales that took place from 2012 to 2014. Romania is located in Southeastern Europe, has a population of over 22 million, and varied landscapes including mountains, hills, plains and the Danube Delta wetlands. The document then describes several famous Romanian figures, cites the country's mix of old and new cultures, notes Romania's Latin origins, and outlines its democratic political system and respected rule of law. It proceeds to highlight several important Romanian landmarks, cities, and cultural aspects, and concludes by detailing a school in Horezu that participated in the Comenius project.
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This document discusses the geography and history of Castilla-La Mancha, a region in central Spain. It describes the provinces that make up Castilla-La Mancha, including Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, Guadalajara, and Toledo. It outlines the settlement of the region by different civilizations throughout history, from pre-Roman times to the Islamic occupation to its modern development. Archaeological sites from ancient civilizations are highlighted.
P point majorca
Majorca is the largest island of the Balearic Islands located in the Mediterranean Sea. It has an area of 3,620 square kilometers and a population of over 800,000 inhabitants. Majorca has 53 municipalities with Palma being the largest and most important city. The island has a Mediterranean climate and terrain that varies from mountainous in the north to flatter in the central and southern regions. Tourism is now the primary economic driver on the island following centuries of agriculture and fishing. Majorca has many festivals celebrating its culture and heritage, the most famous being Sant Antoni in January and The Moor and Christian festival in Pollença.
Trabajo informatica.
The document discusses celebrations, food, culture, and traditions in Spain. Some of the major celebrations mentioned include San Fermines in Pamplona from July 6-14, Fallas in Valencia from March 15-19, and the Feria de Abril in Seville. Popular foods vary by region, such as paella in Valencia and salmorejo in Andalucía. Spanish culture has been influenced by various groups throughout history. While Spanish is the main language, others like Catalan and Basque are also spoken. Traditional customs include the midday siesta and nightlife starting late.
Trabajo informatica.
The document discusses celebrations, food, culture, and traditions in Spain. Some of the major celebrations mentioned include San Fermines in Pamplona from July 6-14, Fallas in Valencia from March 15-19, and the Feria de Abril in Seville. Popular foods vary by region, such as paella in Valencia and salmorejo in Andalucía. Spanish culture has been influenced by various groups throughout history. While Spanish is the main language, others like Catalan and Basque are also spoken. Traditional customs include the midday siesta and nightlife starting late.
Trabajo informatica. España
The document discusses celebrations, food, culture, and traditions in Spain. Some of the major celebrations mentioned include San Fermines in Pamplona from July 6-14, Fallas in Valencia from March 15-19, and the Feria de Abril in Seville. Popular foods vary by region, such as paella in Valencia and salmorejo in Andalucía. Spanish culture has been influenced by various groups throughout history. While Spanish is the main language, others like Catalan and Basque are also spoken. Traditional customs include the midday siesta and nightlife starting late.
Presentación SPAIN
The document provides information about various regions, cities, and landmarks across Spain. It discusses UNESCO World Heritage sites, famous architects like Antonio Gaudí, important pilgrimage routes like El Camino de Santiago, and highlights diverse natural parks, cultures, foods, festivals, and historical monuments found throughout the country. Specific places mentioned include Granada, Salamanca, Ávila, Galicia, Asturias, País Vasco, La Rioja, Cataluña, Valencia, Baleares, and Castilla y León.
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The Region of Murcia is an autonomous province located in southeastern Spain. It has a population of over 1.4 million people and is a major producer of fruits, vegetables, and flowers in Europe through irrigated agriculture. Some of the most famous landmarks in the region include the Gothic Cathedral of Murcia, the Museum of Fine Arts of Murcia, and the University of Murcia. The region is also known for its Holy Week processions featuring unique images and floats, as well as spring festivals celebrating local cuisine and culture.
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Comenius visita
- 2. Even though there seems to be no distance, Romania and Spain are 3000 kilometres away, with some things in common such as history, language, politics,… traditional food? And now, there is one more……..
- 3. Spain is a peninsula located in the East of the large Euroasian continental landmass, crossroad of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea and Europe, Africa and America.
- 4. PARA ANDALUCIA The Autonomous Region of Murcia is located in the Southeast of Spain, one of its districts is the Mar Menor one, and among others municipalities we find Torre-Pacheco. The municipality of Torre-pacheco has got 186,4 square kilometres and about 30.000 inhabitants.
- 5. The municipality of Torre-pacheco has got some districts, among others: El Jimenado , Roldan, Balsicas and the capital is Torre Pacheco
- 6. MONDAY 15th APRIL WELCOME RECEPTION IES Luis Manzanares management’s welcome, typical breakfast and visit to the city hall to be welcomed by the Mayor of Torre-pacheco.
- 7. TUESDAY 16th APRIL VISIT TO CARTAGENA Cartagena is a Mediterranean port city and a lot of cultures such as Phoenicians, Byzantines, Carthaginians , Romans, Moslems, Christians…… have left indelible memories of their civilizations.
- 8. WEDNESDAY 17th APRIL TEAMWORK To swap stories and prepare a project about the typical food of both countries, with the help of Ornella, the Romanian teacher.
- 9. THURSDAY 18th APRIL VISIT TO MURCIA Murcia is the capital city of the region and the seventh city of Spain in relation to inhabitants. It is completely surrounded by the fertile, irrigated region of Murcia which constituted the rich lowland area the Segura River, and combine the life of a modern city with its agrarian history.
- 10. FRIDAY 19th APRIL TEAMWORK Ruman students wil show us traditional food and ruman culture.
- 11. SATURDAY 20th APRIL VISIT TO “LAS CENIZAS” MOUNTAIN Visit to the nature reserve of Cablanque , “las Cenizas” mountain and Peña del Águila, where we will know environmental, natural and historic aspects of the Mediterranean coast.
- 12. SUNDAY 21st APRIL LUNCH AND TRADITIONAL GAMES OPPOSITE THE “ERMITA DEL PASICO” ONE-DAY MEETING TO HAVE LUNCH ALL TOGETHER FROM 11am. WE WILL ALSO ENJOY SOME TRADITIONAL GAMES.
- 13. MONDAY 22nd APRIL WORKSHOP AND ROUND TABLE WORKSHOP “HEALTHY AND TRADITIONAL FOOD AND ITS EFFECTS UPON HEALTH” ROUND TABLE “TRUTH AND LIES ABOUT FOOD ADVERTISING”
- 14. TUESDAY 23rd APRIL VISIT TO “AGRUPA VICENTA” MINE MINING WAS VERY IMPORTANT IN THIS AREA BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF THE ROMANS AND A SIGN OF IT, IS THE CITY OF LA UNIÓN WHICH HAS A LOT OF CENTURIES OF MINING.
- 15. WEDNESDAY 24th APRIL TEAMWORK CONTINUE WITH THE PREVIOUS WEEK PROJECT
- 16. THURSDAY 25th APRIL GREEN ROUTE Torre-pacheco has an important agrarian tradition. Nowadays it is mainly devoted to exportation agriculture promoted by the Tajo-Segura diversion.
- 17. FRIDAY 26th APRIL SAILING AND CANOEING IN MAR MENOR THE MAR MENOR IS A LARGE COASTAL LAKE, MEASURING SOME 170 SQUARE KILOMETRES, WITH SALT WATERS AND A SMALL ENTRY OF WATER FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA. IT IS LOCATED 8 KILOMETRES FAR FROM TORRE-PACHECO. IT IS A SMALL SEA WITH WARM WATERS AND CLAYS WHICH HAVE PURIFYING AND THERAPEUTIC