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Spanish courses in Spain

Spanish courses in Spain

Spanish is a language that is spoken by almost 500 million people worldwide. Apart from Spain, Spanish is spoken in almost all countries in South America. If you want to learn el castellano however, go to Spain, the country of its origin, rather than to some other Spanish speaking country where the language turned up later. Every year thousands of students from across the world come to Spain to study Spanish. Spain is rich in history and culture and, no matter where you stay in Spain, there is always plenty for you to see and do.

Spanish language schools in Spain

Schools found: 9

Instituto Mediterráneo Sol (iNMSOL) more

Landscapes, poetry, tapas, mountains, grammar, friends, culture... Visiting Granada and learning Spanish is an experience you will never forget.…
Intensive Spanish 20
Accreditations:
Price: 228 €
2024-12-09, per week
5% discount by booking on langart.net

Iter Camino Idiomas more

We are located in Valencia, a beautiful coastal city in Spain. We have several years of experience so that students enjoy a unique…
Intensive: 20 hours per week
Accreditations:
Price: 160 €
2024-12-09, per week
5% discount by booking on langart.net

INSTITUTO ANDALUSI DE ESPAÑOL more

Instituto Andalusi opened its doors in 2002 and offers different Spanish courses for people from all over the world, such as Business Spanish,…
Standard course
Accreditations:
Price: 250 €
2024-12-09, per week

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Cities to learn Spanish in Spain

Why study Spanish in Spain?

Get to know the purest Spanish, el Castellano
The purest, easiest to understand Spanish language is spoken in the north-central community of Castile and Leon. The nearby areas of Castilla La Mancha and Madrid are also known for the relatively pure Spanish.
Get to know regional Spanish dialects
Some of the Southern provinces—particularly Murcia, Córdoba, Extremadura and Cádiz—have in turn a reputation of being slightly more difficult for foreigners to understand. However, this absolutely doesn’t mean you should avoid these provinces!
Learning Spanish in a big or small city?
When you think about Spain, you probably think about Madrid and Barcelona. These big cities are great places to learn Spanish for many reasons that seem obvious. On the other hand, small cities provide other benefits. Fewer foreigners mean you have a better chance of immersing yourself in the Spanish-speaking community without having to constantly meet others who speak your language.