In La Rioja they visited the Würth Museum. Not only did they learn about its exhibition programme, but also about the educational and mediation work it carries out.

In Santander, together with Centro Botín, they visited the independent space Fluent, the Siboney Gallery and file La source. Fluent is a para-institution dedicated to contemporary art and research which presents cycles of exhibitions, texts and live events, structured around thematic axes. The file Lafuente brings together numerous collections and documentary funds relating to modern and contemporary art.

All these spaces help to complement their training as curators in today's world. In Bilbao, in addition to the already well-known Azkuna Zentroa, Guggenheim Museum and Bilbaoarte Foundation, they visited Buleoga Z/B, an art space and knowledge that arose from a shared interest in issues such as critical pedagogies, collaborative methodologies, feminisms, the decolonial perspective and social transformations in their relationship with art. They also visited Consonni, a publishing house and independent cultural space. goal They publish books, ebooks and podcasts with the aim of sharing thought, disrupting literary genres and going beyond essay and fiction, as well as producing art projects.

In all the spaces, they were able to chat with different professionals such as Juan Riancho, manager of the Siboney Gallery; Fernando Pérez, director of Azkuna Zentroa; Daniel Vega, Director Exhibitions and Conservation Technician of the Guggenheim Museum and also current professor at Master's Degree; Miren Jaio and Leire Vergara, founders of Buleoga z/b; Munts Brunet, coordinator of productions and activities of Consonni; and Juan Zapater, director of BilbaoArte, among others.

These professional visits allow students to broaden their knowledge of the sector knowledge , share concerns and generate contacts in the professional sector.