A way to achieve diversity, is the study of travelling writers. These writers have been travelling throughout the centuries driven by new perspectives, different customs and ways of life and anthropological interest. They perceive insights that they may not have been able to access through books or other media. Through their study, we can join in the insights of the writers.

Hans Christian Andersen was a renowned Danish author and one of the travelling writers known for his fairytales. Andersen's visit to Spain, specifically Malaga, inspired him to write about the country's cultural heritage, which he included in many of his works. 

Following him, we encounter other artists with personal preference to Andalusia. Pablo Picasso (Malaga) and Federico Garcia Lorca (Granada), both were fond of cultural heritage. Artistically, Seville has nothing to envy from these cities. Hence that it is the city where the scenarios of over 150 operas occurred there! No wonder that it is the city first declared by UNESCO as Creative City of Music in 2006, which is a commitment to promote music as a means of social and economic development. Moreover, it was recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage for its flamenco tradition.

Trainers will be in contact with the participants in order to solve any questions or doubts and provide advice on accommodation, airports, airlines etc. They will also familiarize participants with the website of the seminars (https://www.learntoteacheu.org/116-literary-routes-andalucia) which will be used to upload pedagogical material created during the course duration.

• Course fee: 510 euros per person.

It includes the course fee, entry tickets where needed, and transportation within the working days of the course. Airport transport and accommodation are not included.
Please, take into consideration that sending institutions should have an insurance coverage for their participants as stated in the Erasmus+ Quality Standards for Mobilities.