Linguaschools Madrid is part of the Linguaschools Spanish language school network and offers Spanish courses in the centre of Madrid for adults and young adults from around the world. The school combines intensive Spanish courses, long-term study options, evening courses, university pathway programs, accommodation and cultural activities with the personal atmosphere of a small boutique-style school.
Madrid is Spain’s capital, but it often feels more local and lived-in than many visitors expect. It is a city of neighbourhoods, plazas, parks, museums, tapas bars and everyday Spanish life, making it a strong destination for students who want to practise Spanish outside the classroom.
Unlike cities where the visitor experience is concentrated around a few famous sights, Madrid rewards time. Stay for a week and you can visit the Prado, Retiro Park, the Royal Palace and the old streets around La Latina. Stay for several months and you will start to find your own cafés, markets, routes, classmates and favourite corners of the city.
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Learn moreLinguaschools Madrid is a small boutique-style Spanish school in the centre of Madrid, next to Puerta del Sol. The school offers a personal learning environment with five classrooms, a welcoming student area and a very central location surrounded by cafés, shops, restaurants and public transport connections.
As part of the Linguaschools network, the school combines a familiar local atmosphere with reliable course organisation, accommodation options and student support. It is especially well suited for students who want to study Spanish in a central Madrid setting without losing the personal feel of a smaller school.
Linguaschools Madrid offers Spanish courses for different levels, goals and time commitments, from short intensive courses to longer study programs. The courses are designed mainly for adult learners, including international students, young professionals, Erasmus students, expats, digital nomads and long-term students who want a structured but personal Spanish learning experience in Madrid.
Students can choose group courses with 20 or 30 lessons per week, semi-intensive courses, private lessons and university pathway programs.
Classes are taught by qualified native Spanish-speaking teachers and follow a communicative, teacher-led immersion approach. Teachers adapt the pace and focus of the class to the level, rhythm and learning needs of the group, while keeping students actively using Spanish from the beginning.
Evening Spanish courses are also available for expats, Erasmus students, digital nomads and international residents who live, work or study in Madrid and want to improve their Spanish outside regular daytime course hours.
For students planning to stay in Spain for several months, Linguaschools Madrid also offers long-term Spanish course options that may be suitable for student visa purposes. Students booking a visa-eligible course can receive personalised guidance on course documentation, timing and the practical steps involved in preparing their Spanish student visa application.
Please note that the school is closed on bank holidays. Half of the group lessons missed due to a bank holiday are made up for.
Linguaschools Madrid offers accommodation options for students who want a practical base while studying Spanish in the city.
Options include shared apartments and host families, with standard and plus options depending on the type of stay and availability.
Staying with a host family gives students more contact with local life in Madrid, while shared apartments are a practical option for students who prefer more independence and a social living environment. Accommodation is especially useful for students coming from abroad, long-term students and those planning a longer stay in Spain.
Learning Spanish in Madrid is not only about the classroom. Linguaschools Madrid organises cultural activities throughout the year, helping students practise Spanish, meet other international students and experience the city beyond the usual tourist routes.
Activities can include tapas nights, museum visits, neighbourhood walks, language exchanges, flamenco or dance activities, food and market experiences, and weekend excursions to places near Madrid. The program is organised locally, so students can discover Madrid in a more personal way while using Spanish in real situations outside class.
Madrid is especially good for this kind of cultural immersion. The city has a lively local rhythm, with plazas, cafés, museums, parks and neighbourhoods where students can keep practising Spanish long after class has finished.