Tag: spain
Spending a day in Sitges
Have you ever heard of the village of Sitges?
While the roots of Sitges’ artistic reputation date back to the late 19th century, when Spanish painter Santiago Rusiñol took up residence there during the summer,...
Granada University Spanish courses – all you need to know
If you are an international student coming to Granada to study at the University of Granada (UGR) you may want to brush up your Spanish. If your level of Spanish is not high enough...
Learn Spanish in Valencia, just like Timon did!
Valencia is one of the most popular cities in Spain to go learn some Spanish. The reason is that it is vibrant like a big city, but is not as big as Barcelona and Madrid,...
The 7 most beautiful and secret beaches in Spain
Spain, also known as the "Iberian Peninsula" or the "Pyrenean Peninsula", gives access to the Atlantic Ocean on the west and south-and to the Mediterranean Sea in the east and south-east.
In total eleven islands are...
How beautiful Tarragona is
Located on aproximately 1,5 hour by car or by train from Barcelona, Tarragona is one of those cities that exceeds the expectations. Once you've visited, you’ll wonder why it is not better known as...
What a delicious paella!
As you may already know, paella is one of the most remarkable dishes of Spanish gastronomy. It’s also famous all over the world and has become a tourist magnet for all those who love...
Goodbyes are not sad in Madrid
A couple of weeks ago, we had a special event at our school in Madrid. We had to say goodbye to one of the most beloved teachers: Mayka.
To demonstrate how important she is to...
A beautiful hiking day
A visit to Montserrat is a must on any trip to Barcelona (or Catalonia in general).
In the Massif of Montserrat is the Monastery of Montserrat, an important place of pilgrimage and one of the...
What’s on in April in Barcelona?
Will you be in Barcelona this April, studying Spanish with us ? Are you still wondering what you will be doing in your free time? Here are some cool suggestions…
Celebrate Sant Jordi on...
Calçots and live music… what a plan!
Eat spring onions, get ash on your fingers and wear a bib so you don't get dirty. It doesn't sound like the most appetising plan in the world, but once you've tasted your first...