It’s the end of June, summer’s almost here and you haven’t made any plans yet? If you want to learn Spanish this summer but also not miss out on sun, sea, culture and fun, a language course in Spain is the best option. You will not only learn Spanish, but also see beautiful places, make new friends, try local food and enjoy the great weather! The good news is that Spain is full of amazing places and you’re sure not to be disappointed wherever you choose. Still, making a decision is...

When you think of Spain: Flamenco dance, Tapas, bullfighting, romantic plazas and passionate fiestas probably come to mind? If this is what you love about Spain, then you have to go (at least once in your lifetime) to Seville! All the clichés that are most associated with Spain are found here. Capital of Andalusia and fourth biggest city in Spain, Seville seduces because of its amazing architecture, friendly and passionate people, orange blossom and traditonal cuisine. If you want to get to...

As a foreigner, I really had hard time to understand “Andalú” in my early times in Seville. One of the expressions that they use a lot and I find it extremely funny is “No NI NÁ” and this has same meaning as “Anda, que no”o“ No way”. It doesn´t sounds like Spanish but it is as much part of Sevilla as are the “Flamenco” and “Tapas”. Here’s the “How to enjoy the sunny capital city of Andalucía” in one blog article. Where is it? Seville is the fourth...

“I hope that The Big Power can come out this time” said the taxi driver. I know Sevilla already well enough that I knew what he meant. He was referring to the Semana Santa (Holy Week) that is coming up and that the specific procession carrying a float representing “The Big Power” will not be interrupted by rain. Grown men cry during Semana Santa when it rains. Semana Santa starts on Palm Sunday and finishes on Easter Sunday. Sevilla is not the only city in the world...

Sevilla is a historic city and legend has it that it was founded by the Greek hero Hercules. It was then renamed Hispalis by the Romans who made it the capital of a large Iberian Roman province. More than enough reason to honour these ancient founders of this wonderful city. After the discovery of the Americas in 1492, Sevilla became the central hub for seafarers, accumulating wealth and people in the process. Just north of the centre was an area which was often inundated by the Guadalquivir...

1. Présente-toi en quelques phrases. Comment es-tu arrivée à Séville ? Emilie à Séville Je m’appelle Emilie et je suis arrivée en Espagne en avril 2009. Après avoir travaillé quelques mois en Angleterre, je suis arrivée à Séville grâce à une amie qui m’a mise en contact avec Amy, directrice de l’école, qui est actuellement en congé. Ayant fait des études de langues, j’essaie de profiter un maximum de mes expériences à l’étranger. C’est une expérience...