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PROYECTO FINALIZADO Con Pag 18 Y 19 Y Tapa Y Numeracion Correcta UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE VALENCIA ESCUELA POLITECNICA SUPERIOR D E G A N D I A DIPLOMATURA D E T U R I S M O “El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea” TRABAJO FINAL DE CARRERA Autor/es: Carmen Alamar Pérez Director/es: Michaela Muszynski GANDIA, 2010 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea INDICE 1. INTRODUCCIÓN 1.1. Introducción……………………………………………………………...11 1.2. Perspectiva histórica……………………………………………………..12 1.3. Metodología……………………………………………………………...12 1.4. Objetivos…………………………………………………………………13 2. APRENDER INGLÉS EN ESCOCIA 2.1. SELTIC…………………………………………………………………..15 2.2. Escuelas Acreditadas en Edimburgo……………………………………..16 2.2.1. Un poco de Información sobre las Escuelas……………………19 2.3. Cursos que ofrecen las Escuelas…………………………………………23 2.4. Análisis 2.4.1. Cursos durante todo el año……………………………………..37 2.4.2. Cursos solo en verano…………………………………………..39 2.4.3. Tabla Escuelas……………………………………….................40 2.5. Alojamiento ofrecido por las Escuelas…………………………………...41 2.5.1. Análisis del Alojamiento……………………………………….42 2.5.2. Tabla Alojamiento……………...……………………………....43 2.6. Programa Social y Cultural………………………………………...…….43 3. BECAS Y AYUDAS ECONÓMICAS PARA ESTUDIANTES 3.1. Becas……………………………………………………………………..49 3.1.1. Beca Erasmus…………………………………………………..49 3.1.2. Beca Leonardo Da Vinci…………………………………….…51 3.2. Ayudas Económicas……………………………………………………...57 1 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea 3.2.1. ILA Scotland…………………………………………………...57 3.2.2. Cursos ESOL…………………………………………………..61 4. DATOS INTERESANTES PARA EL ESTUDIANTE 4.1. Mejor época para visitar Escocia/Edimburgo……………………………63 4.2. Cuándo ir…………………………………………………………...……63 5. UN POCO DE HISTORIA Y GEOGRAFÍA 5.1. Introducción……………………………………………………………...65 5.2. Origen, historia y geografía de Escocia………………………………….65 5.2.1. Origen etimológico de Escocia………………………………...65 5.2.2. Historia de Escocia…………………………………………….66 5.2.3. Geografía de Escocia…………………………………………..74 5.3. Historia y geografía de Edimburgo……………………………………...76 5.3.1. Situación geográfica de Edimburgo y puntos de referencia…...77 6. CULTURA 6.1. La sociedad escocesa…………………………………………………….78 6.2. Forma de vida……………………………………………………………79 6.3. Población………………………………………………………………...79 6.4. Deportes…………………………………………………………………80 6.5. Medios de comunicación…………………………………………….......83 6.6. Religión………………………………………………………………….84 6.7. Arte……………………………………………………………………...84 6.8. Símbolos escoceses……………………………………………………...95 6.9. Inventos y descubrimientos……………………………………………..99 2 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea 7. INFORMACIÓN Y RECOMENDADIONES DE VIAJE 7.1. Preparación del viaje…………………………………………………...101 7.1.1. Tipología de Alojamiento……………………………………101 7.1.2. Recomendaciones generales de viaje…………………...........105 7.1.3. Seguros……………………………………………………….105 7.1.4. Salud………………………………………………………….106 7.1.5. La moneda y precios…………………………………………108 7.1.6. Diferencia horaria……………………………………………110 7.1.7. Lengua oficial………………………………………………..111 7.2. A la llegada……………………………………………………………112 7.2.1. Aduana………………………………………………………112 7.2.2. Cuenta de banco en Escocia; cómo conseguirla…………….113 7.3. Durante la estancia…………………………………………………….115 7.3.1. En busca de trabajo…………………………………………..115 7.3.2. Trabajar en Escocia: National Insurance Number …………..116 7.3.3. Ayudas económicas para vivir en Escocia…………………..119 7.3.4. Llamadas gratis……………………………………………....123 7.3.5. Salud en Escocia……………………………………………..125 7.3.6. Urgencias………………………………………………….....125 7.3.7. Peligros y advertencias……………………………………....126 7.3.8. Viajeros con discapacidades………………………………....126 7.3.9. Fumadores……………………………………………………128 7.3.10. Acceso a Internet……………………………………………128 7.3.11. Oficina de correos…………………………………………..129 7.3.12. Oficina de turismo……………………………………….....130 3 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea 7.3.13. Descuentos para visitar castillos en Escocia………………132 7.3.14. Paseos por la ciudad………………………………………133 7.3.15. Principales visitas que no os podéis perder……………….134 7.3.16. De tiendas…………………………………………………134 7.3.17. Citas de interés……………………………………………135 7.3.18. Consejos para disfrutar del Festival de Edimburgo……….136 8. TRANSPORTES 8.1. Introducción…………………………………………………………..138 8.2. Avión…………………………………………………………………138 8.2.1. Vuelos desde España……………………………………….139 8.2.2. Vuelos desde el resto de Europa……………………………139 8.2.3. Líneas aéreas en Escocia…………………………………...141 8.3. Autobús………………………………………………………………141 8.4. Automóvil y motocicleta……………………………………………..143 8.4.1. Distancias…………………………………………………..143 8.4.2. Permiso de conducir………………………………………..144 8.4.3. Alquiler…………………………………………………….144 8.4.4. Normas de circulación……………………………………...145 8.4.5. Autostop…………………………………………………....145 8.5. Tren…………………………………………………………………..146 8.5.1. Europa Continental………………………………………...146 8.5.2. Reino Unido………………………………………………..146 8.5.3. Precios y reservas………………………………………….147 8.5.4. Carnés y abonos de descuento……………………………..148 8.5.5. Otros abonos y descuentos………………………………....149 4 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea 8.6. Ferry…………………………………………………………………149 8.6.1. Europa Continental………………………………………...150 8.6.2. Irlanda del Norte…………………………………………...150 8.6.3. Escandinavia……………………………………………….150 8.6.4. Pases y billetes especiales………………………………....150 8.6.5. Otros abonos y descuentos………………………………...151 8.7. Cómo desplazarse por Edimburgo…………………………………..151 8.7.1. Autobuses………………………………………………….152 8.7.2. Autobuses turísticos………………………………………..152 8.7.3. Taxis……………………………………………………….152 8.7.4. A / desde el aeropuerto…………………………………….153 8.7.5. Bicicleta……………………………………………………153 8.7.6. Automóvil y motocicleta…………………………………..154 8.7.7. Aparcamiento……………………………………………...154 8.7.8. Alquiler de automóviles…………………………………...154 8.7.9. Pases y billetes especiales para autobuses…………………154 8.8. Cómo llegar y salir de Midlothian…………………………………..155 8.9. Cómo llegar y salir de West Lothian………………………………..155 8.10. Edinburgh & Scotland Information Centre………………………..155 8.11. Planos………………………………………………………………156 9. DÓNDE DORMIR 9.1. Agencias de alojamiento……………………………………………157 9.2. Alojamiento económico…………………………………………….158 9.2.1. Old Town y alrededores…………………………………..158 9.2.2. New Town y alrededores………………………………….159 5 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea 9.2.3. Fuera del centro………………………………………….....159 9.3. Alojamiento a precio medio……………………………………….....160 9.3.1. New Town……………………………………………….....160 9.3.2. Tollcross……………………………………………………160 9.3.3. Bruntsfield……………………………………………….....161 9.3.4. Newington……………………………………………….....161 9.3.5. Pilrig…………………………………………………….....162 9.4. Alojamiento a precio alto……………………………………………163 9.4.1. Old Town…………………………………………………..163 9.4.2. New Town………………………………………………….163 9.5. En el detalle está la diferencia……………………………………….164 10. EL SABOR DE ESCOCIA 10.1. Comidas……………………………………………………………..165 10.1.1. Alimentos típicos y especialidades………………………..165 10.1.2. Desayuno…………………………………………………..165 10.1.3. Sopas………………………………………………………166 10.1.4. “Haggis”; el plato Nacional Escocés………………………166 10.1.5. Fish and Chips……………………………………………..166 10.1.6. Carne y caza……………………………………………….167 10.1.7. Pescados y mariscos……………………………………….167 10.1.8. Púdines…………………………………………………….167 10.1.9. Productos ahumados……………………………………….167 10.1.10. Vegetarianos y veganos…………………………………..169 10.1.11. Comer mejor y más barato…………………………….....169 10.2. Bebidas……………………………………………………………...169 6 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea 10.2.1. El whisky………………………………………………….170 10.2.2. Cómo ser un experto en Whisky de Malta………………..171 10.3. Horarios……………………………………………………………..173 10.4. Propinas……………………………………………………………..173 10.5. Compra de alimentos………………………………………………..173 10.6. El sabor de Escocia en sus Festivales……………………………….174 10.7. Distintivo de calidad………………………………………………...175 11. OCIO 11.1. Música en directo………………………………………………….176 11.1.1. Jazz, blues y rock………………………………………...176 11.1.2. Tradicional……………………………………………….176 11.2. Locales nocturnos………………………………………………….177 11.3. Discotecas………………………………………………………….178 11.4. Cines……………………………………………………………….178 11.5. Música clásica, ópera y ballet……………………………………..180 11.6. Mejores pubs tradicionales………………………………………..180 11.7. Edimburgo para gays y lesbianas………………………………….181 11.7.1. Pubs, clubes y saunas ……………………………………181 11.8. Veladas escocesas………………………………………………....183 11.9. Deportes…………………………………………………………...186 11.10. Teatros, musicales y comedia…………………………………....186 12. DE COMPRAS 12.1. Cachemir y Lana………………………………………………….189 12.2. Artesanía y recuerdos……………………………………………..189 12.3. Grandes almacenes………………………………………………..189 7 El corazón de Escocia: Guía para estudiantes de inglés de países de la Unión Europea 12.4. Tartanes y trajes de las Highlands………………………………..190 13. LUGARES DE INTERÉS 13.1. Old Town…………………………………………………………190 13.2. New Town………………………………………………………..201 13.3. Calton Hill………………………………………………………..205 13.4. Dean Village……………………………………………………...206 13.5. Leith……………………………………………………………....207 13.6. Área Metropolitana de Edimburgo…………………………….....208 13.7. Edimburgo insólito…………………………………………….....209 13.8. Midlothian………………………………………………………..211 13.9. East Lothian………………………………………………………213 13.10. West Lothian…………………………………………………....215 14. ACTIVIDADES 14.1. Senderismo………………………………………………………216 14.2. Ciclismo…………………………………………………………216 14.3. Golf……………………………………………………………...217
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