We organize different excursions through neighborhoods or places of interest in Barcelona or nearby; walks so you can discover the best corners of this beautiful city; classes outside the classroom to interact with people on the street, with shops, with all the situations that arise in everyday life; cultural classes where we explain things that interest you such as colloquial Spanish, Spanish music, history, tips for living in this country. And anything else you can think of.
In this excursion, we're going to discover one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Barcelona, the Gothic Quarter. Sign up and enjoy a walk practicing your Spanish with other students from the school.
Cultural lesson: "Por y Para" Special
The Historical Building of the University of Barcelona, situated in Plaza Universidad, hosted most of the city’s university faculties and schools for nearly a century and it is divided between the Humanities courtyard and the Sciences courtyard.
If you haven't visited this building yet, don't miss this opportunity!
Cultural lesson: Slang Spanish
In Barcelona, two languages coexist: Catalan and Spanish. Living in a bilingual city is a fascinating and enriching experience, although it can sometimes cause some confusion among newcomers.
This class will help you understand the differences between the two languages and will give you the basics to understand the most common Catalan phrases and expressions. It will be very useful for your day-to-day life in Barcelona.
In this excursion, we're going to discover one of the most internationally renowned neighborhoods in Barcelona, the Gothic Quarter. Sign up and enjoy a walk practicing your Spanish with other students from the school.
Do you know where the name Barcelona comes from? Do you know where the medieval wall that surrounded what is now the city center was located? Why is Barcelona known as the Ciudad Condal? Why is Gràcia known as the Vila de Gràcia? Do you know the history of the Gothic Quarter?
If you want to know all this and much more about our beautiful city, don't miss our cultural class on the history of Barcelona.
There's no better plan than "having a vermut" at midday, practicing your Spanish, and making new friends!
The city of Barcelona has revived the tradition of "el vermut". In recent years, many vermouth bars have opened in practically every neighborhood of the city, turning "vermut time" into an essential social ritual during the weekends for the people of Barcelona.
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