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Tuesday, 07.04.2026
Flamenco at the Palacio de Flamenco
Meeting point: Palacio de Flamenco
Meeting time: 20.00 hrs
Duration: 20.30-21.30 h
Guide: NO
Price: 20 €

Thursday, 09.04.2026
We have some tapas together
Meeting point: School
Meeting time: 19.45 hrs
Duration: 20.00-22.00 h
Guide: Francisco
Price: each student pays his consumption.

Saturday, 11.04.2026 
Day trip to the Alpujarra Mountains
Meeting point: Congress Palace
Meeting time: 08.45 hrs
Duration: 09.00-20.00 h
Guide: Juan
Price: 65 €*
* includes transfer, guide, ham tasting

Every spring, Granada fills with light, color, and joy to welcome one of its most anticipated celebrations: the “Abril para vivir” festival. This event transforms the city into a vibrant stage where music, culture, and community come together to create an unforgettable experience.

For several days, the streets, squares, and iconic corners of Granada host open-air concerts, cultural activities, and gatherings that invite both locals and international students to immerse themselves in the Andalusian spirit. From traditional sounds to contemporary performances, the festival offers a diverse program that reflects the city’s rich cultural heritage.

For our Spanish students, “Abril para vivir” is much more than a festival—it’s a unique opportunity to practice the language in a real-life setting, meet new people, and discover local traditions in an authentic and exciting way. Taking part in this event means experiencing Granada from within, feeling its energy, and becoming part of its cultural life.

At our school, we encourage all our students to enjoy this experience, explore the city, and embrace the festive atmosphere that makes April one of the most special times of the year. Because learning Spanish is also about living it—and there’s no better moment than this.

For further information visit the festival website

Wednesday, 25.03.2026
Flamenco at the Palacio de Flamenco
Meeting point: Palacio de Fllamenco
Meeting time: 20.00 hrs
Duration: 20.30-21.30 h
Guide: NO
Price: 20 €

Discover the soul of Andalusia at Palacio de Flamenco in Granada. Immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening where passion, rhythm, and tradition come alive through breathtaking flamenco performances. Set in an elegant and intimate venue, each show captures the essence of Spanish culture with powerful music, mesmerizing dance, and authentic artistry. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a flamenco lover, Palacio de Flamenco offers a unique experience that will stay with you long after the final note.

Thursday, 26.03.2026
We have some tapas together
Meeting point: School
Meeting time: 19.45 hrs
Duration: 20.00-22.00 h
Guide: Francisco

Discover a unique teacher training program in the heart of Granada, where language and culture come together through history and memory. This course offers an in-depth immersion into the life and work of Federico García Lorca, combining literature and poetry classes with unforgettable cultural experiences.

Through the exploration of historical memory, participants will reflect on the social and cultural context that shaped Lorca’s work, enriching their teaching approach. The programme also includes a visit to the museum in Valderrubio, offering a closer look at the places that influenced the author’s life and legacy.

An exceptional opportunity to expand your knowledge, inspire your Spanish teaching, and connect with one of the most universal voices in Spanish literature.

For further information have a look at the programme here!

Querida Bea:

No hemos podido decirte adiós, pero  te queremos decir muchas gracias por todo lo que organizaste y hiciste posible para nosotras!! ❤_❤ 
Que tengas un muy buen fin de y que volvamos a vernos pronto!

Dos abrazotes, Ada y Susanne

Thursday, 19.03.2026
We have some tapas together
Meeting point: School
Meeting time: 19.45 hrs
Duration: 20.00-22.00 h
Guide: Francisco
   
Saturday, 21.03.2026 
Day trip to Córdoba
Meeting point: Congress Palace
Meeting time: 07.45 hrs
Duration: 08.00-20.00 h
Guide: Juan
Price: 85 €*
* includes transfer, guide, entrance fees

Córdoba awaits you with the magic of its history and the charm of its whitewashed streets. Stroll among flower-filled patios, discover the breathtaking Mezquita-Cathedral, and let the scent of orange blossoms guide you through every corner. With Andalusian traditions, delicious cuisine, and golden sunsets by the Guadalquivir River, Córdoba is a destination that captures your heart at first sight. Come and experience an unforgettable journey in the heart of Andalusia!

Thursday, 12.03.2026
We have some tapas together
Meeting point: School
Meeting time: 19.45 hrs
Duration: 20.00-22.00 h
Guide: Francisco
   
Saturday, 14.03.2026 
Day trip to the Tropical Coast
Meeting point: Congress Palace
Meeting time: 08.45 hrs
Duration: 09.00-20.00 h
Guide: Juan
Price: 65 €*
* includes transfer, guide, entrance fees

The Tropical Coast of Granada is a unique corner of southern Spain where the Mediterranean Sea meets the mountains to create a truly stunning landscape. With more than 70 kilometers of coastline, it offers a mix of peaceful beaches, hidden coves, and charming seaside towns such as Almuñécar, Salobreña, and Motril.

Thanks to its year-round subtropical climate, the area is famous for its exotic fruits—such as cherimoya, mango, and avocado—as well as its delicious Mediterranean cuisine featuring fresh seafood and traditional beachside grilled fish. Just a short distance away, the spectacular mountains of Sierra Nevada add another dimension to the destination, allowing visitors to experience both sea and mountains in a single trip.

The Tropical Coast invites visitors to discover its history, natural beauty, and relaxed lifestyle—a perfect destination to unwind and enjoy the authentic spirit of the Mediterranean. 

Wednesday, 04.03.2026
Flamenco at the Palacio de Flamenco
Meeting point: Palacio de Fllamenco
Meeting time: 20.00 hrs
Duration: 20.30-21.30 h
Guide: NO
Price: 20 €

Saturday, 07.03.2026 
Day trip to the Alpujarra Mountains
Meeting point: Congress Palace
Meeting time: 08.45 hrs
Duration: 09.00-20.00 h
Guide: Juan
Price: 65 €*
* includes transfer, guide, ham tasting

La Alpujarra is a beautiful mountainous region in southern Spain, located on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada in Andalusia. It is famous for its whitewashed villages, narrow streets, and breathtaking views of valleys and mountains. The region has a rich history influenced by Moorish culture, which can be seen in its architecture and traditional irrigation systems. Small villages such as Pampaneira, Bubión, and Capileira are known for their peaceful atmosphere and handmade crafts. La Alpujarra is also popular for hiking, local food, and natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy traditional dishes, fresh mountain air, and a slower pace of life. It is a perfect destination for people who love nature, history, and authentic Spanish culture.

If you are looking to study Spanish in Spain with a student visa (Type D), Granada is one of the best destinations in Spain. Since 1986, our Spanish language school has welcomed international students from around the world, offering high-quality programmes and full support throughout the visa process.

With nearly four decades of experience, we specialize in long-term Spanish courses (24 to 48 weeks) designed specifically for non-EU students who need a student visa to live and study in Spain.

Our long-term programmes are ideal for students who want full linguistic immersion and official enrollment for visa purposes. These courses are perfect for:

• Non-EU students applying for a Spanish student visa (Type D)
• Students preparing for university studies in Spain
• Professionals improving their Spanish for international careers
• Anyone seeking complete cultural and linguistic immersion

Our programmes include:

• Structured progression from A1 to C1/C2
• Small group classes
• Continuous academic monitoring
• Preparation for official Spanish exams
• Official enrollment documents required for visa applications

By choosing a long-term Spanish course in Granada, you ensure both academic quality and full compliance with Spanish visa requirements.

A multicultural learning environment
Our school hosts students from Morocco, Mauritania, Sudan, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, China, Vietnem, Japan, Syria, Palestine, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia.

In recent years, we have also seen increasing demand from African countries such as Cameroon, Ghana, and Togo, reflecting the growing importance of Spanish as a global language.

This international environment creates a unique multicultural atmosphere where Spanish becomes the bridge between cultures.

Why study Spanish in Granada?
Granada is one of the most attractive cities in Spain for international students. Known worldwide for the breathtaking Alhambra, the city offers a perfect balance between history, culture, and student life.

Home to the prestigious University of Granada, Granada has a vibrant academic atmosphere that makes it ideal for long-term study.

Key advantages of choosing Granada:

• Lower cost of living compared to Madrid or Barcelona
• Safe and welcoming environment
• Authentic Spanish lifestyle
• Medium-sized city ideal for integration
• Excellent climate in southern Spain

When you study Spanish in Granada, you don’t just attend classes — you live the language every day.

Student visa (type d) support
Applying for a Spanish student visa (Type D) can seem complex. Our administrative team provides guidance throughout the enrollment process and issues all required documentation for your visa application.

Thanks to our extensive experience working with non-EU students, we understand the specific requirements for different countries and help make the process smooth and efficient.

A Spanish language school with experience since 1986
Choosing the right Spanish language school in Spain is essential, especially when applying for a long-term visa. Since 1986, we have built a reputation for academic excellence, personalized attention, and professional administration.

If you are planning to study Spanish in Spain for 6, 9, or 12 months, our long-term programs in Granada offer the perfect combination of quality education, cultural immersion, and visa support.

Start your Spanish journey in Granada — and open the door to new academic and professional opportunities.

When we arrived in Granada, we thought we were coming for a school trip to improve our Spanish. After one week, we realized it was so much more than that.

We are a group of students from Donauwörth in Germany. Some of us had never been to Spain before. We were nervous, excited, and curious about what the week would bring. Now we can say: it was one of the best school experiences we’ve ever had.

Spanish classes that were actually fun
The Spanish lessons were dynamic and interactive. We didn’t just sit and listen — we worked in groups, played language games, practiced real-life conversations, and learned useful expressions we could immediately use in the streets of Granada.

Our teachers made us feel comfortable speaking Spanish, even when we made mistakes. After just a few days, we felt more confident ordering food, asking for directions, and talking to our host families.

Visiing the Alhambra
One of the highlights of the week was visiting the incredible Alhambra. Seeing it in real life was much more impressive than in photos. Walking through the palaces and gardens made us feel like we were inside a history book.

We also visited Córdoba, discovering even more of Andalusia’s culture and history.

Cooking, Flamenco and new experiences
We didn’t only study Spanish — we lived Spanish culture.

In the cooking workshop, we learned how to prepare a Paella. During the flamenco performance, we discovered how expressive and powerful this Andalusian art form is. 

These activities made the experience much more interactive and memorable.

Living with a Spanish host family
At first, many of us were nervous about staying with host families. But it turned out to be one of the most special parts of the trip.

We stayed in half board, shared meals with our hosts, and practiced Spanish every day in a natural way. They were welcoming and patient, and we learned a lot about daily life in Spain.

It helped us become more independent and open-minded.

This week in Granada was not just about improving our Spanish. It was about:

• Gaining confidence
• Making international friends
• Discovering a new culture
• Becoming more independent
• Creating unforgettable memories

Granada is the perfect city for students — not too big, not too small, full of history, and with a friendly atmosphere.