During the hours when students are not busy attending classes for their Spanish course in Spain, the Spanish language school in Salamanca would like to give all its Spanish language students the opportunity to not only learn Spanish, but also explore Salamanca and the surrounding area. So, in addition to the Spanish courses at the school, the Spanish language school in Salamanca offers two activities and two excursions every week. These include city tours, movie nights, fiestas, dance classes and picnics.

The Spanish language school in Salamanca wants to ensure that there are also plenty of things for you to do even once the classes of your Spanish course are over for the week. For this reason the Spanish language school in Salamanca also offers fantastic activities and excursions at weekends. These excursions include trips to other towns near Salamanca, such as Toledo, Avila, Segovia and Madrid.

The Spanish language school in Salamanca is always keen to encourage all its students to take part in as many activities as possible, as these provide the perfect opportunity to learn Spanish even when you are not attending classes for your Spanish course. After all, the classroom is not the only place to learn Spanish and with the wide choice of activities on offer in Salamanca, you can be sure to find something that is just right for you. The best way to learn Spanish is to have fun at the same time!

Regularly scheduled activities include:

• City tour on the first Monday of every course sequence
• cultural conferences per week (for example Regions of Spain and Traditions and Myths, History, Art...)
• 4 films per week shown in Spanish in the school's own cinema
• Sports (including tennis, bowling, squash, basketball, and soccer)
• Game parties (cards, chess, trivia, etc.)
• 1 party per week with a free drink
• Internet access at the school

Regularly scheduled excursions include:

• Weekend excursions (Toledo, Àvila, Madrid, Segovia, Zamora, etc.)
• Farewell dinner on the last day of every month
• Spanish dance classes