Stage two: Immersion and tradition in León.

After a delicious breakfast, we headed to the IES Juan del Enzina in León to attend several classes. We had the opportunity to observe lessons in Greek, Anatomy, Physical Education, Spanish, and English. This experience gave us real insight into how classes work there, and we were genuinely surprised by the many differences compared to our own educational system.

One interesting detail we've noticed: in this school—like in many others in Spain—the bell isn’t a traditional ringing sound, but a short piece of music instead.

After a long walk, we arrived at the Contemporary Art Museum. With a highly creative approach, not only could we explore the exhibitions, but we were also invited to become artists ourselves and take part in the activities—reminding us that art truly begins with imagination.

We then returned to the city centre and, after lunch, we visited the stunning Basílica de San Isidoro.

Later, we went shopping around the city, exploring the local stores. Afterwards, we were captivated by a beautiful fado performance by Célia who added a special touch of our culture to this experience.

To finish the day, we had dinner at Restaurante Celso, where we experienced some traditional local cuisine.