One thing we can definitely tell you is that something is ALWAYS going on in Seville. It is the capital of Andalusia, after all.

We keep up to date on the cultural happenings in Seville so we can inform you of performances, events, exhibitions, concerts, theatre, operas, and other cultural events worth seeing during your stay.

We also arrange exchange parties, outings to the city's fashionable spots and—whenever possible—visits to Andalusia's popular local fiestas.

Cultural activities make up an important of your Spanish course. Language is the cornerstone of culture and by experiencing Spanish culture you will have a greater appreciation, facility, and purpose in the language.

Here is your chance to have fun with other students and friends and enjoy your time in Seville, which is the most amazing and vibrant city in Spain—the city that is a must-see for any visit to Andalusia.

Your Spanish course comes with two free cultural activities per week such as guided tours through Seville’s most interesting places, dance classes, Spanish cooking and wine-drinking, as well as movies, get-togethers, and social outings.

These activities take place every week, normally on Tuesdays and Thursdays:

· Guided tours through Seville, one of the most walkable cities in Europe. Take a walk with your peers, accompanied by a teacher, through the most popular and historical areas of the city, like the famous barrio de Santa Cruz and the just as famous Triana.

It is not a typical "tourist visit"—we show you the city from our local perspective.

· Dance. Our dance teachers are professionals that will show you the basic steps to start dancing to the Latin and flamenco beats.

· Cooking classes. You can make with your own hands, and under the supervision of your teacher, a delicious Gazpacho Andaluz or refreshing Sangría that we will have together. We will also teach you about the history of Sherry wine, and how to tell the difference between different varieties with a fun tasting session.

· Film club. You will see some of the most famous Spanish films every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Your teacher, a real expert in Spanish Film, will give you some information about the director and actors in the movie, and after seeing it, you can do some practical exercises in Spanish.

This way you will reinforce your Spanish learning at the same time as you see a great film.