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Learn Spanish in Havana and discover the capital city and heart of Cuban cultural scene. The vibrant and colorful streets are a mixture of Spanish colonial style and Caribbean taste, a retro scenario traveled by classic cars and full of vintage buildings that takes visitors back to the atmosphere of the 50’s. Cubans are friendly, helpful and extremely sociable, so initiating a conversation and establishing new friendships won’t be a problem at all. If you're looking to study Spanish in a real exotic and unique destination, Havana is the perfect place for you.
Our Spanish school in Havana* (partner school) is unique and very special since it is not located in a specific building. Instead, we offer students an exciting and dynamic opportunity to learn Spanish with highly qualified teachers in a personalized learning environment while experiencing a complete immersion into the Caribbean culture and the flair of the Spanish language.
You will have class at the home of your teacher, at your host family’s, or at a cultural center in Havana, but always provided with all the amenities to make you feel comfortable. All of our lessons and accommodations are arranged in VEDADO, a nice residential neighborhood considered the area of business, shopping, and leisure.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to study Spanish in Havana, surrounded by native speakers that will invite you to explore the many treasures of the Latin way of life.
*The school is affiliated with the country’s prestigious cultural organization UNEAC (Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba).
Your leaning objectives and preferences are not a problem for us…we will adapt to suit your needs! We provide a wide variety of Spanish courses in Havana, giving you a greater flexibility. Choose between our group or private Spanish lessons, or combine them both if you want to take the most of your time in the classroom. Moreover, we offer lots of cultural activities and workshops for you to have a complete immersion experience. Grab the chance to take up that dancing lessons you’ve never had time for while you enjoy the capital city of salsa and son cubano!
Take advantage of our events calendar and engage in local issues. Get to know the best of Latin culture and the flair of the language after your Spanish lessons in Havana thanks to the assortment of trips and excursions we’ve prepared especially for you.
Explore the actual Cuban flavor and visit rum museums and tobacco factories; or get fit by practicing some sports like horse riding, scuba diving, tennis or football. Enjoy day trips to Santa María Beach and Playas del Este and get immersed in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, you’ll find out a wonderful underwater world full of colorful tropical fish and gorgeous sea turtles. But if you are a history lover, Havana and its surrounding are a splendid scenery with lots of historic gems to marvel at.
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Habana Vieja
Old Havana is monumental, literally speaking. Its blend of different-style buildings is the result of the historic heritage left by past cultures and traditions. In Old Havana, you’ll find everything from handmade souvenir shops to the best restaurants to taste the Cuban food. An absolute delight for all the senses!
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Tell us where you want to goHavana is a city where the infectious rhythms of son and salsa music linger in the air, where friendly faces invite you in and make sure you’re moving your hips, where poets find their inspiration, and magic is hidden in everything you see. Learn Spanish in Havana and experience this charming and vibrant city that shines through a perfect mix of cultures and ethnicities. Thanks to its lively atmosphere, Havana leaves an indelible mark on every person who visits the island. Live those warm nights through Cuban rhythms, make friends with the hospitable local people, and find out what Caribbean life is like.
Music, bands, and floats go round the seawall and the city center streets.
Best Cuban and international musicians gather in several clubs of the city.
Cubans approach the sea to make a floral or fruit offering to the sea goddess.
