Spain is the second most visited country in the world.
A land of extraordinary geographical and cultural diversity, it has much to offer. While the Mediterranean beach resorts continue to attract sunseekers, the north and inner cities of Spain are gradually gaining in popularity. Every region in Spain has it’s own flavour and you can find out about it here!

Have you ever heard about “la Dorada” , “la Costa del Sol”, “La Bella Easo”, “ el Albaicín”, “ la Feria de abril”, “las Ramblas”, “la Cremà”, “la Puerta del Sol”, “los Guanches” or “el turrón”…?
These are only some of the things that you will live when you come to Spain.

Here you will find much more about all our destinations in Spain... enjoy!

BARCELONA
Capital of Catalonia, is a city of contrasts; from the always noisy and crowded La Rambla to the quiet and eccentric Parc Guell, and from the majestic La Sagrada Familia to the modern high rises on Plaza de Espana. But there’s so much more. Enjoy the magnificent offer of culture, history and world-famous architectural masterpieces. Discover narrow and neglected streets hiding art studios, poshy shops of the top fashion creators and the most trendy clubs, mingled with small traditional shops and typical tapas bars – whatever you like, Barcelona is definitely the place that answers your demands.

GRANADA
One of the last stronghold of Muslims in Spain, is definitely one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. The Alhambra, one of the most romantic and exciting citadel – the greatest achivement of arabsian culture and art in Europe, than conquered by Christians , is an unique combination of different architectonical styles. The antique moorish town, Albacín, is a muddle of narrow streets and secluded, small squares perfect for the afternoon walk. Truly Andalusian character of the city and an exceptional geography, midway between the warm sea and the high mountains make this city a perfect destination to study Spanish in Spain.

MADRID
Madrid, with almost 4 milion inhabitants, is one of the most varied and lively cities of Spain. Lying in the center of the Iberian Peninsula, Madrid is the true heart of Spain. An astounding mixture of ancient history, modern architecture, financial and commercial bustle, and Spanish fondness for fiestas and siestas make the capital of Spain a place like no other on earth.

MALAGA
Malaga, the capital of Costa del Sol, for many years has given way to Andalusia's more famous cities like Grenada and Sevilla. Now Málaga with unusual white villages in neighbourhood, sheltered natural areas, plenty of modern, fashion shops and vivid nightlife mingled with splendid historical architecture is a perfect destination to study Spanish in Spain. Easy access both to the beach and to the mountains, excellent golf courses and amaizing Andalusian temperament – that`s what you can find in Málaga.

PALMA DE MALLORCA
The capital of Balearic Islands, Palma de Mallorca, is a vivacious, modern, cosmopolitan city. Palma is picturesquely situated along the bay and is surrounded by hills on the inland side. Although it is well known as a tourist, commercial and cultural center, Palma has managed to preserve the old quarter with its magnificent monuments and its ancient culture and charm. The magnificent gothic cathedral towers over the waterfront, looking down on the winding streets of the old town that spread out below it.

SALAMANCA
Salamanca is perhaps the quintessential place to study Spanish in Spain. Literally hundreds of thousands of international students have already had a great time in this ancient city and discovered one thing above all: they have learned a lot of Spanish. Impressive gothic architecture, a university atmosphere and tradition, fabulous nightlife and the pure, academic, spoken Spanish make Salamanca a very popular location for those who want to learn Spanish in Spain.

SAN SEBASTIAN
San Sebastián, in local language also called Donostia, is said to be the gem among the basque cities. Turists attract lower than inland and on the south of Spain temperatures and beautiful beaches on the Bay of Biscay. The turistic facilities are well composed with monuments what makes San Sebastian a perfect combination of charming old quarter with gothic and baroque churches and noisy, crowded, cosmopolitan resort. San Sebastian is also a festival city. Anormous amount of great cultural and sport events like Jazz Festival, Semana Grande, International Film Festival, rowing competitions through all the year make Danostia very entertaining place to spend some time studying Spanish.

SEVILLA
There is nowhere else in Spain that complies so closely with the foreigner's perception of stereotypical Spain. Sevilla, the home city of vivid Flamenco and Sevillianas, bullfights, great Spanish fiestas and delicious gazpacho, is certainly one of the most beloved by visitors places in Spain. Extremaly hot summer, typical for Andalusian cities mixture of Moors, Jewish and Christian culture and architecture, romantic atmosphere and friendly nature of “Sevillanos” makes this colorful city a great destination to get to know Spanish language and culture.

TENERIFE
Tenerife, the island of eternal spring, astonishes with its diversity of scenery. Wide, golden, sandy beaches on the South change into a steep, craggy coastline in the North. The highest peak, the volcano El Teide, covered by snow year round at its summit, is a beautiful contrast to the surrounding azure ocean. Here you can find extremely fertile valleys with important plantations of bananas and tomatoes, and cities providing enterteinment for everyone who is used to the conveniences of big, modern city. Quiet, romantic, hidden creeks echo as they trickle off of the sheer rock cliffs. Traditions such as the carnival celebration can be compared to the Brazilian carnival. Everything on the surface of its 2000 square-kilometers makes Tenerife an island of endless variety, bursting with different landscapes and forms.

VALENCIA
Valencia, Spain`s third largest city, is not the most popular tourist destination on the Iberian Peninsula, but it’s definitely worth a look.

The province of Valencia is home to the most famous Spanish dish “paella valenciana” and the delicious tiger nut milkshake “horchata”, as well as extensive orange groves and beautiful, long beaches. It astonishes with its harmonious blend of Mediterranean architecture, Moorish heritage and the most modern, vanguard buildings built at the beginning of the new millennium.

VEJER
Vejer de la Frontera is a small, well-preserved town in the Moorish style, situated on a hill surrounded by rolling countryside. Some people say that it is the whitest of the “white villages” of Andalucia, and it undoubtedly makes huge impression on every visitor. Shimmering, white, plaster walls of the houses, balconies with wrought iron railings, andalusian patios and brown-red roofs perfectly typify the character of the region. It has been granted the status of Area of Historic and Artistic Interest and has also won the Most Beautiful Towns of Spain award.