We visited Cabo de Gata for a hiking route through the Natural Park looking for the best place for our workshop: recreating scenes of the Quixote in a natural environment. We enjoyed a typical windmill similar to those from the book of the Quixote.

In Los Millares, students attended a ceramics workshop and in Serón they could show their bravery like quixotes in sport activities. We also visited Almería walking from Cervantes Theater around the city center to arrive at La Alcazaba for a guided tour.

Our journey in this challenge of the Erasmus Programs began in Cyprus in December 2019 and later, in January 2020, teachers and students of Greece, Cyprus, Spain, Finland and Czech Republic traveled to Finland in order to exchange experiences in the field of education. The pandemic caused mobility to Spain was interrupted, but finally we are having our dreams fulfill offering students from our European partners, the possibility of sharing educational experiences within Spanish social, educational and cultural environment in Dalías.
Spain has been preparing a series of activities that will begin on the 21st until 25th February. Among these activities, there will be workshops, excursions, talks, educational games, cultural visits, presentations and recreations about Cervantes and Don Quixote, the cultural symbols of our meeting.

In the third meeting Spain has organized activities about Quixote, the Spanish symbol of World Literature.The first day of the meeting Spanish teachers showed a presentation to bring the figure of Cervantes closer to the students.They checked what they have learned with a quiz game with Plickers app. You can find the presentation and the question about it in the Resources tab of this website.

During these days the whole town of Dalías wanted to join the welcome of the European partners by organizing a fireworks display. For a few minutes the Dalías Town Hall made to tremble the main square of the village showing one of the symbols of this town. We followed with a visit to the Church which is a well known place of religious pilgrimage in the area. Finally we completed the activities with an exhibition by a dance academy of the area that showed choreographies inspired by the work of Cervantes.