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The best Spanish courses in Alicante
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10 clases de español. Cada clase es de 50 minutos.From 125.00 € -
15 Spanish lessons in group per week. Each lesson lasts 50 minutes. 3 hours a day.From 175.00 € -
25 lessons in group per week, 1 lessons lasts 50 minutesFrom 205.00 € -
Super-intensive Spanish course Bildungsurlaub 25+5 Proyecto Español Alicante
Proyecto Español Alicante30 Spanish lessons in group per weekFrom 235.00 € -
Super-intensive Spanish course Bildungsurlaub 25+10 Proyecto Español Alicante
Proyecto Español Alicante25 lessons in group per week + 10 lessons of individual workFrom 265.00 € -
30 Spanish lessons in group per weekFrom 275.00 € -
25 Spanish lessons in group per week + 5 private lessonsFrom 295.00 € -
25 general Spanish lessons in group + 5 private Business Spanish lessons per weekFrom 295.00 € -
25 lessons in group per week + 5 private lessonsFrom 295.00 € -
25 lessons in group + 5 private lessons per weekFrom 295.00 €
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Hi! I'm Monika Przysiecka,Alicante is one of the most charming cities on the Iberian Coast where you can learn Spanish and at the same time enjoy a cultural and a very extensive entertainment agenda. When you learn Spanish in Alicante, you get not only a full immersion in the Spanish culture, but also in the regional culture of Valencia, its dialect and its traditions and customs.
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By choosing a Spanish course in Alicante, you will be able to call the capital of the fourth most populated province in Spain your home. Alicante is a very dynamic city and its University hosts up to 30,000 students.
The city has plenty of attractions to offer, including El Barrio; the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, located in the traditional old town; the buzzing nightlife; the port, which is home to many famous restaurants, seafood taverns, pizzerias, bars, pubs, ice cream shops, bingo clubs, shops, aquariums and a miniatures museum; and its spectacular beaches. You can still have plenty of fun while you learn Spanish in Alicante!
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in Alicante
The Hogueras de San Juan Festival is the biggest festival for the city, and has been accredited as being of International Tourist Interest. The festival originates from the tradition of burning old junk for the arrival of the summer solstice. More than 200 paper mache effigies are constructed and placed around the city.
These effigies are then burnt in bonfires on the night of the 24th of June in a spectacular event known as the ''Cremà'', and the fire is then put out by the fire brigade during the ''Banyà''. Different events are held throughout the festivial period including firework displays and parades, the most important being the flower offering parade to honor the city´s Patron, la Virgen del Remedio.
Make sure you don't miss out by booking a Spanish course in Alicante this summer!
The Moors and Christians festival is the main festival in Alicante, and it is held in five areas of the city on different dates. The festival consists of a spectacular reconstruction of the reconquests of Arabic territories. Another important part of the festival is the parade that is organised in the centre of the city every year on the 6th December to honour the patron San Nicolás. In Villafranqueza the festival is celebrated in March to honour San José; to San Blas it is celebrated in July and to Altozano it is celebrated in August. Whenever you choose to do a Spanish course in Alicante, you surely won't miss out!
Accoring to the legend San Nicolás left Alicante with gifts for children in the Netherlands; so each year, on the 6th of December, the Patron passes through the old town on a white horse and gives out presents to the children. The children follow him throughout the city blowing whistles, accompanied by important figures of the festival, including the Bellea del Foc (the queen of festivals in Alicante) with her maids of honour, as well as other members of the Festival of San Juan, Easter Festivals, and the Moors and Christians festival.
On the evening of the 6th of December, another parade is held in honour of the Moors and Christians festival, which includes colourful 'filaes' and the Moors and Christians from all over the city, wearing eye-catching costumes and playing festive music.
You'll definitely get into the Christmas spirit while you learn Spanish in Alicante!