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Bolivians are widely regarded as having the clearest and most neutral Spanish accents, so when you learn Spanish in Sucre you'll be happy to find yourself understanding the locals shortly after you begin your lessons. Better communication will allow you to form a deeper bond with the people and your surroundings, giving you the ultimate immersive experience. Study Spanish in Sucre and see what happens when language stops being an obstacle and starts forming a bridge to another culture.
Our partner Spanish school in Sucre is located right in the heart of the city, so you're always just a short walk away from the main sights. The enthusiastic teachers will give you all the help and encouragement you need to start speaking Spanish or perfect your skills. Form friendships with other adventurous travelers from around the world and enjoy the school's common areas as you fit in some conversation practice between classes. When you're done for the day, take what you've learned and put it into practice as you get to know the city that surrounds you.
What's your learning style? Choose group or individual Spanish classes in Sucre, or sign up for a mixture of both! We offer an assortment of Spanish courses in Sucre to give you greater flexibility. Whether you decide to spend more time in the classroom building your skills or out in the world applying them is up to you!
It's easy to explore the main part of the city on foot, so every day after your Spanish classes in Sucre you'll have time to soak in the local culture. If you're willing to walk a little further, stroll along Avenida de las Américas to see a beautiful flower clock, sample some ice cream, and smile at the public pay phones lodged in the bellies of large dinosaur statues. There's a reason behind Sucre's dinosaur pride: just outside town you can see thousands of footprints from different dinosaur species on the cliff of Cal Orck'o.
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Casa de la Libertad
In 1825, the Bolivian Declaration of Independence was signed in this historic building. Now a museum, Casa de la Libertad is located right on the Plaza 25 de Mayo, where the Latin American Wars of Independence began with the first cry for freedom on May 25, 1809.
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Tell us where you want to goUse everything you've learned during your Spanish classes in Sucre to plunge deeper into the local history, art, and way of life. Visiting the many museums, galleries, theaters, and cultural centers and relaxing in the plazas and parks will give you a chance to meet new people and get in synch with the city's laid-back atmosphere. Sharing food is a great way to strengthen a friendship, and Sucre's very reasonable prices mean you'll be free to taste every delicious thing you come across. Experience Sucre with all your senses!
One of the most important folkloric demonstrations in Bolivia, which commemorates the battle of Jumbate.
Thanksgiving to Mother Earth, featuring indigenous crosses and ornamental arches.
40,000 dancers populate the streets with rhythm and color. An emotional ceremony by candlelight.
