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Teachers That Travel

Travel Project #One

Seville, Spain

November 1-8, 2025

Princeton High School History Teachers

  • A group of dedicated high school history teachers will embark on a dynamic, week-long journey through Seville and the surrounding region—walking the halls of the Alcázar, standing in the shadow of the Seville Cathedral and La Giralda, tracing the paths of explorers at the Archivo de Indias, and exploring Roman ruins in nearby Italica—all to deepen their understanding of the past and bring history to life for their students.

    1. Roman Era (1st century BCE – 5th century CE)

    2. Visigothic and Early Christian Period (5th – 8th centuries)

    3. Islamic Al-Andalus Period (8th – 13th centuries)

    4. Reconquista and Christian Rebuilding (13th – 15th centuries)

    5. Age of Exploration / Spanish Empire (15th – 17th centuries)

    6. Baroque Period and Habsburg Rule (17th – early 18th centuries)

    7. Napoleonic Era and 19th Century

    8. 20th Century – Spanish Civil War and Franco Era

Who We Are

Teachers That Travel Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the personal and professional lives of educators by providing immersive travel experiences directly connected to the content they teach. Our mission is to bring history to life by taking teachers beyond the classroom and into the world, allowing them to engage firsthand with the people, places, and artifacts that shape the subjects they cover. By walking the grounds of historical events, exploring cultural landmarks, and connecting with local communities, educators gain deeper insight, empathy, and context—transforming their teaching into a more vivid, informed, and inspired experience for their students. Teachers that Travel  believes that when teachers see the world, they bring the world back to their classrooms.

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