Spanish School in Madrid
The Spanish school in Spain's capital Madrid is located in the university district, one of the most beautiful and lively neighbourhoods, next to the Plaza de España and within walking distance of the main tourist attractions. You will directly feel the student energy here! The many classrooms receive a lot of natural light, are all well-equipped and spacious. The school has a beautiful garden, a courtyard, a library and Wi-Fi available in the whole school. Besides the students learning Spanish, the school also receives local students learning English which assures a great international vibe and many exchange opportunities. The school is easily reachable because different metro stops and bus lines are located just by the school.
Why study Spanish in Madrid?
- Studying Spanish in the elegant city of Madrid is an amazing experience
- Take profit of the amazing cultural offer of the capital
- Travel to other tourist destinations easily, thanks to Madrid’s central location
In Madrid, you can choose from a wide variety of excellent Spanish courses. There is maximum of twelve students per class, and the intensive group courses are the most popular choice. You can take it easy and choose between 10 or 20 hours per week, or you can make your Spanish course in Madrid more intensive and take 25 or 30 hours per week by adding culture and conversation classes and semi-private classes. It is also possible to combine a group course with private lessons or take private classes alone. In Madrid, it is also possible to do DELE and SIERLE preparation courses, a family program, a gap year, a kids and teen program and much more!
There are many accommodation options in Madrid for students, from very basic to real luxury, depending on your personal preference. The ideal low-budget choice is the dorm. Here you can make friends from over the whole world in mix-gender rooms of a maximum of four students. The residence is nearby the school and the city centre.
There is also a student residence from the school itself, where you will share a room with your classmates. You can choose between the bed & breakfast, half board or full board option. All amenities like bed linen and towels are included if you stay in the student residence or with a host family. A homestay option is perfect if you want to immerse yourself in the local culture. Finally, you can opt for a shared or private apartment if you like to have more privacy.
Madrid, home of the world-class Museo De Prado is a city that promises authentic Spanish experiences for all people, from food over art lovers to young hipsters.
Enjoy your Spanish capital stay the fullest and participate with the various cultural activities and excursions organized by the Spanish school. There are walking tours in the University district and museum visits and historical monuments like the Royal Palace or the Retiro Prak. There is also a tour to the Real Madrid soccer football stadium, and are many cultural workshops like cooking and music workshops.
In the weekend, you can join excursions to one of Madrid's many beautiful places such as the historical city Toledo or the monumental Segovia.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Spanish Courses in Madrid
How many students are in a Spanish class in Madrid?
Maximum 10 students per class. The Madrid school is located in the university district near Plaza de España — an area full of students, cafés and local life, which means your Spanish practice extends well beyond the classroom walls.
When can I start a Spanish course in Madrid?
Every Monday, year-round. Madrid works well in every season — mild springs, warm summers, cool autumns, and manageable winters. January and February are actually excellent months to study in Madrid as the city is at its most local and least touristy.
What accommodation options are available in Madrid?
Homestay with a Spanish family, student residence, or shared student apartment. The university district location of the school means most accommodation options are within walking distance. Homestay is particularly recommended in Madrid as local families tend to be very social and talkative — ideal for immersion.
Is Madrid or Barcelona better for learning Spanish?
For pure Spanish immersion, Madrid has a slight edge — only Spanish is spoken (no Catalan), the local accent is considered the clearest and most standard in Spain, and the city has a strong culture of socializing and conversation. Barcelona offers more international energy (and a nearby beach). We can help you choose based on your specific goals and personality. Reading tip: Best Place to Study: Barcelona or Madrid?
What can I do in Madrid after Spanish classes finish?
Madrid's afternoon and evening culture is extraordinary. The Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen museums are all free on certain evenings. The Retiro park, the Malasaña neighbourhood, the Mercado de San Miguel — and some of the best tapas in Spain are all within walking distance of the school. Madrid famously never sleeps, which makes evening Spanish practice with locals very easy to find.