Spanish schools in Montevideo - Spanish language courses

Submitted by Sara Petruzzo on Tue, 01/02/2018 - 13:48
Study Spanish in our school in Montevideo. Spanish courses for all levels. Learn Spanish in total immersion with accommodation and activities. Montevideo

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Our partner school has the best variety of Spanish courses in Montevideo. In addition, our team is made up of expert professionals with extensive experience and training. Our courses are taught in a personalized way, so you decide how many hours to invest in classroom learning. Choose our Intensive 20 if you want to have some free time to enjoy after lessons; or the Super Intensive 30 if you want to make the most of your time studying. You can also add private classes if you need to reinforce specific contents; or take the opportunity to obtain an official certificate through our DELE Exam Preparation Course. But if what you want is to live a complete immersion in the local culture while acquiring fluency, we recommend the blended program, which combines 20 sessions of Spanish with 3 of milonga.

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7
Students max.
All
Levels
Books
Included
18+
Minimum age
2
mins. from beach

Accommodation in Montevideo

Live with a local family or share an apartment with colleagues from all over the world while improving your Spanish and knowledge of Montevideo's culture. Either with families or with colleagues, it will be an unbeatable experience.
HOST FAMILY SHARED APARTMENT

Travel Through Montevideo

The school organizes a wide variety of activities, workshops and excursions for you to engage the Uruguayan culture after your Spanish classes in Montevideo. Sign up for the international exchanges with native Spanish speakers, you will share experiences and traditions while improving fluency. Or take part in the educational activities (film, music, literature, cooking, etc.) to get involved in the most social and humanistic aspects of the Spanish language.

Finally, travel through Montevideo with us thanks to our amazing excursions: walks through the main neighborhoods; visits to museums, wineries and main tourist attractions; tours of the city's historic bars and restaurants, which were a meeting point for renowned artists and writers; nice bike rides to tour the Rambla of Montevideo to enjoy beaches and beautiful views... All this and much more for you to have the best learning experience!

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Parque Rodó
The largest green space in the city has a lake and expansive fields perfect for playing sports, resting in the shade or having a picnic.
Peatonal Sarandí
This extensive avenue defines the Old City and is a hotbed of shops, restaurants and bars in which to enjoy good times getting to know the local culture.
Mercado del Puerto
This market dates to the 19th century, but is still one of the best places in the city to observe the local way of life and savor a tasty barbecue.
Feria Tristán Navaja
The most popular and touristic flea market in Montevideo. Get antiques and souvenirs while practicing your Spanish with the shopkeepers.
Faro de Punta Carretas
Located on the 30-kilometer-long Montevideo promenade, ideal for a bike ride, this lighthouse is a beautiful spot to watch the sunset over the Río de la Plata.
 
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Discover Montevideo

The capital of Uruguay is one of the safest and most advanced cities in Latin America. Come to learn Spanish in Montevideo and discover all this great city has to offer: from its modern skyscrapers to colonial-style architecture, so present in the Old City. Montevideo will surprise you with its contagious rhythm, vibrant markets, traveling fairs and delicious gastronomy. Savor a typical chivito while chatting with the friendly locals, or feel the Uruguayan passion for soccer while socializing with the fans of this fascinating sport. From the elegant streets between colonial buildings and art deco facades, to the charm and bustle of the Mercado del Puerto, Montevideo is a city to enjoy.

AFRICAN CARNIVAL - December to February

Festive parades and marches, thousands of unique costumes and rhythmic music.

LEMANJÁ - February 2

Tribute to nature at the beach. Colors, food, and chanting by candlelight.

NOSTALGIA NIGHT - August 24

The city holds more than 300 fiestas to remember great music hits from the past.

QUICK FACTS ABOUT MONTEVIDEO

1.3M
city population
66ºF
Average yearly temperature
85
miles of bike routes (138 km)
$7
cost of a movie ticket
21
museums
7
universities

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ACCOMMODATION IN MONTEVIDEO

Live with a local family or share an apartment with colleagues from all over the world while improving your Spanish and knowledge about the culture of Montevideo. Either with families or with colleagues, it will be an unbeatable experience.
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Learn Study Spanish in Uruguay and discover one of the most modern countries in Latin America. Our partner school in the city of Montevideo offers you a large number of courses that will allow you to completely immerse yourself in the Spanish language and enjoy the Uruguayan culture. And all of this on the shores of the magnificent Río de la Plata. QUICK FACTS ABOUT OUR SCHOOL

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Learn Spanish in Uruguay LIVE IN URUGUAY QUICK FACTS ABOUT URUGUAY Choose your destination in Uruguay Discover Uruguay with don Quijote Have a coffee at the cozy Café Brasileiro, a locale rooted in the past, visit the Linardi and Risso bookstore. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Colonia Sacramento after nightfall, savoring the special atmosphere that one breathes in its restaurants with outdoor terraces, the sound of live music and glow of the streetlamps. Or travel to the exclusive Punta del Este, an entertaining and vibrant beach destination just two hours from Montevideo. In addition to practicing water sports and experiencing the nightlife, you can sail to Isla de Lobos to watch sea lions in their natural habitat, or go to Punta Ballena to see the colossal whales from which it takes its name.
 
If surfing is your thing, there's nothing better than traveling to Punta del Diablo, where besides the waves, you will find an authentic fishing village inhabited by artisans. You can also go over to the Santa Teresa National Park, where the colonial fortress of the same name stands, surrounded by beautiful, natural landscapes.
 
And remember that, even in the unlikely event that Uruguay becomes too small for you, Buenos Aires is just across the Rio de la Plata, or you could also get to know the south of Brazil.
 

Learn Spanish in Uruguay - Study Spanish abroad

Submitted by Sara Petruzzo on Thu, 12/21/2017 - 12:43
Learn Spanish in our language school in Uruguay. Stay in our residence or shared apartments and study Spanish totally immersed in the country's culture. Learn Spanish in <b>Uruguay</b> URUGUAY The second smallest country in all of Latin America is a perfect destination to discover on your own. Still free from mass tourism, this region flanked by Argentina and Brazil has plenty of attractions to enjoy. From its capital, Montevideo, on the banks of the Río de la Plata, the widest river in the world, to the interior, where the gauchos in their traditional attire still ride, passing through picture-postcard beaches and colonial towns. Learn Spanish in Uruguay

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134th
most populated country
7
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
410
miles of coastline (660 km)
UYU
Official currency
9 PM
Dinner time
3.4
million inhabitants

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MONTEVIDEO

Uruguay's capital is home to nearly half of the country's population. Montevideo is a vibrant city and the arts are alive and well here, with so much to see and experience in its rich cultural life. Being very safe and politically stable is why, out of all Latin America, it is considered to be one of the best cities to live in. Full of parks, pubs, restaurants, and beaches, and with a great variety of food and music, it is a perfect place to discover the Spanish way of life.

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Discover Uruguay with don Quijote

Have a coffee at the cozy Café Brasileiro, a locale rooted in the past, visit the Linardi and Risso bookstore. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Colonia Sacramento after nightfall, savoring the special atmosphere that one breathes in its restaurants with outdoor terraces, the sound of live music and glow of the streetlamps. Or travel to the exclusive Punta del Este, an entertaining and vibrant beach destination just two hours from Montevideo. In addition to practicing water sports and experiencing the nightlife, you can sail to Isla de Lobos to watch sea lions in their natural habitat, or go to Punta Ballena to see the colossal whales from which it takes its name.
 
If surfing is your thing, there's nothing better than traveling to Punta del Diablo, where besides the waves, you will find an authentic fishing village inhabited by artisans. You can also go over to the Santa Teresa National Park, where the colonial fortress of the same name stands, surrounded by beautiful, natural landscapes.
 
And remember that, even in the unlikely event that Uruguay becomes too small for you, Buenos Aires is just across the Rio de la Plata, or you could also get to know the south of Brazil.
 
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