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Positive aspects of the language school were: the quality of the Spanish lessons, the small groups, the individualized follow-up of progress, the nice atmosphere, the interesting cultural program, the flexibility.

What future students should not miss: the cultural activities are good to discover Granada and Andalusia, as well as to build relationships with other students. The school is small and has therefore a human dimension. Its location in the city center allows the students to reach all activities by foot.

(Jean Claude / France / 55 years)

Our school offers hiking tours all year round in Granada Natural Parks. 

Students can book 2 guided trekking afternoons a week in addition to a general Spanish language course. You go alone with a professional guide. This allows you to practice Spanish while having a nice walk!

Have a look at dates and prices here!

PROGRAMME
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Wednesday, 11.03.2015
Teatro Isabel La Católica / 21.00 h
Coro de Las butacas vacías
Alycristango (tango-danza)
Proyecto Tamgú (sexteto, voz y pareja de baile)

Thursday, 12.03.2015
Teatro Isabel La Católica / 21.00 h
Francina Pedrini / Martín Beligni (tango-danza)
Eliana Viola / Ezequiel Torres (tango-danza)
Camila Moreno Ricca / David Magné (tango-danza)
Javier Díaz González / Guido Lago (guitarra/armónica)
Tabaré Leyton (voz/guitarra)

Friday, 13.03.2015
Teatro Isabel La Católica / 21.00 h
Fabian Carbone / Mirta Álvarez (bandoneón/guitarra)
Ballet MalaJunta (5 couples)
Patricia Barone y Javier González (voz/guitarra)

Saturday, 14.03.2015
Teatro Isabel La Católica / 21.00 h
Ecos de la 10ª Cumbre Mundial del Tango – Zárate 2015
Sandra Márquez (voz/guitarra/armónica)
Paola Jean Jean / Nicolás Cobos (tango-danza)
Carlos Habiague (voz/orquesta/tango-danza)

Sunday, 15.03.2015
Teatro Isabel La Católica / 20.00 h
Luis Filipelli (voz/guitarra)
Francina Pedrini / Martín Beligni (tango-danza)
Carlos Guevara / Debora Godoy (tango-danza)
Gabriela Rey (voz/piano)
Homenaje al Maestro José Colangelo: José Colangelo en concierto

We organize these trips in collaboration with Study Travel Spain. The excursions are scheduled for the follwing dates:

Scheduled tours to Morocco in 2015: 
06/07/08.02 - 20/21/22.02 - 06/07/08.03 - 20/21/22.03
03/04/05.04 - 17/18/19.04 - 01/02/03.05 - 15/16/17.05 - 29/30/31.05
12/13/14.06 - 26/27/28.06 - 10/11/12.07 - 24/25/26.07
07/08/09.08 - 21/22/23.08 - 04/05/06.09 - 18/19/20.09
02/03/04.10 - 16/17/18.10 - 30/31.10/01.11 - 13/14/15.11 - 27/28/29.11
04/05/06.12.

It is located just 32 kilometres from Granada by road and with good communications. The ski season starts generally at the beginning of December and goes until May. The resort has about 2,500 hectares of skiable area and a capacity for almost 30,000 skiers per hour. It is the greatest skiable vertical drop in Spain. Sierra Nevada ski resort offers excellent conditions to enjoy the ski slopes with more sunny days than anywhere else in Europe.

I loved the whole week. The school is wonderful and Granada is a beautiful city. I learned some Spanish, danced some Flamenco, explored the city and met some great people. I can't recommend it enough and will definitely be doing it again!

(Claire Flint, Newark, United Kingdom / October 2014)

Then combine a Spanish Standard course with dancing workshops (Flamenco, Tango), guitar and cajón lessons or Yoga sessions. Or do you prefer outdoor activities? Granada is the ideal place to combine language learning with hiking, rockclimbing, horseback riding or scuba diving.

For further information have a look at our website!

The festival will begin on the 20th of November with the projection of the film ¡Qué par de locos!’ by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hard. From the 27 to 30 of November there will be several other shows in Teatro Isabel la Católica and in the Congress Palace. 

For further information visit: www.festivalhocuspocus.com

The Alpujarra is a region of mountain villages to the south of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, which nestle in sheltered valleys and gorges running down towards the Mediterranean Sea. Its terraced farmlands have a continuous supply of water from melting snow above, giving the area the appearance of a high-altitude oasis. Its strategic location close to the Mediterranean sea beside the high mountains, which are declared as a National Park (at high elevations) and Nature Reserve (villages were settled here) turns this region into the home of an authentic treasure of flora and fauna; in short, the perfect place for walking and hiking.