Learn Spanish in Málaga
Live a unique experience travelling to Spain, Málaga and learning the language.
Spanish course in Málaga
We give you 6 months free membership when you book your Spanish language training in Spain through Spanishclasseslive.
- Complete experience from 500 €.
- Minimun duration of 1 week
- For all levels A1 to C2
Live the experience of learning Spanish in Málaga
Why take an intensive Spanish course in Málaga?
The city of Malaga is located in the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, in the south of the Iberian Peninsula. Did you know that it is the second most populated city in Andalusia? It is also one of the oldest cities in Europe, since it was founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th century BC.
What does the experience of learning Spanish in Málaga include?
Spanishclassesliver experience. By starting the course with us you get six months of free membership.
Study in first class schools. We collaborate with one of the best schools in Málaga to guarantee you a unique experience.
The power of immersion Immerse yourself in Spanish culture through its language and traditions.
Learn and have fun. Enjoy your stay in Spain meeting wonderful people and participating in unique socio-cultural activities.
Assured certification. At the end of the Spanish courses in Spain you will obtain a certified certificate.
The uncertainty of traveling alone is over. With the courses you will be safe and accompanied by a group of people with the same feeling as you.
Experience language tourism. Save time and money and discover new places while learning a new language.
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The Alcazaba is a fortification of the Muslim era built in the eleventh century at the foot of Mount Gibralfaro. Inside you will find a beautiful complex of palaces, gardens, fountains and courtyards, among which are the Puerta de los Arcos, the Plaza de Armas and the Torre del Homenaje.
Don’t forget to stroll along Calle Larios, one of the most elegant and expensive shopping streets in Spain. At the end of this street, you will see the Plaza de la Constitución, one of the most important squares in the city. The surrounding architecture is magnificent, with historic buildings such as the Escuela de San Telmo and the Casa del Consulado. The beauty of the Fuente de Génova, a marble fountain from the 16th century, stands out. We recommend that you have a drink on a terrace in this square and enjoy the views.
A few meters from the Plaza de la Constitución, on Calle Compañía, you can visit the Carmen Thyssen Museum, with one of the most important collections of Spanish painting of the nineteenth century and early twentieth century. In addition, this museum is located inside the Villalon Palace, an old house with a wonderful architecture that is worth seeing. Do you like visiting museums? You can’t leave without seeing the Picasso Museum, the most important museum in Malaga. We also recommend you to visit the Centre Pompidou, the contemporary art museum in Paris, with a cube shape that has already become a symbol of the city.
You can not miss the Cathedral of the Incarnation of Malaga and its tower popularly known as “La Manquita”. The construction of this building took about 200 years.
If you want to enjoy incredible views of the city, you can not leave without visiting the Gibralfaro Castle. On the hill of Gibralfaro you will find two viewpoints that are perfect to enjoy the sunset with the Mediterranean in the background.
Malaga has a lot of beaches, but a must visit is the Malagueta. It is located in the historic center of the city and stretches for several kilometers. There are many beach bars where you can have a drink with your friends before taking a swim. We recommend you to go to the old fishermen’s quarter of Pedregalejo and try the espetos de sardinas (sardine skewers).
Have tapas in front of the Roman Theater in El Pimpi, one of the best bars to enjoy some good tapas with your friends and enjoy the terrace with its views.
Malaga’s gastronomy is very rich and stands out for its fish and seafood, here are the dishes you can’t miss!
The espetos de sardina (grilled sardine) are very characteristic of Malaga. Go to a beach bar and enjoy them. The thin shells are very typical of the entire coast of Malaga, remember to accompany them with a little salt, pepper and lemon. The fried anchovies with lemon is a star dish of Malaga.
Cold dishes are very important in Malaga’s food to be able to face the high summer temperatures, the porra antequerana is a fresh soup that is very similar to salmorejo. Another typical cold soup of Malaga is the ajoblanco soup, with ground almonds, bread, garlic and oil. Malaga salad with boiled potato, cod, orange and olives is a mixture of flavors that will not leave you indifferent.
One of the most common tapas in Malaga is the caldillo de pintarroja. It is a fish broth made with pintarroja (small shark from the bay of Malaga). It can be accompanied by other fish, clams or prawns. Together with Malaga olives, it is the perfect accompaniment to a cold beer.
Fancy something sweet? You have to try the bienmesabe de Antequera and the tortas locas. If you visit Malaga at Easter, don’t forget to order some torrijas de vino dulce.
A Malagueño will tell you that a “pechá” is “mucho”. He will pay you with “guita” instead of money, and they are always “aliquindoi” which means “to be attentive”.
A very thin person is “escuchimizá” and a person who is very tired is “guarnía”.
Malagueños are not exactly “goniosos” which means to be greedy. They don’t waste their time with “chuminás” (nonsense) and if you do, they can “soltar una piña” (give you a punch).
The Malaga Fair is surely one of the most popular festivals. It is usually held during the second half of August every year. It begins with the reading of the proclamation on the Malagueta Beach and continues with a fireworks display and musical performances. It also takes place, that same Friday night, the lighting of the lighting of the front of the Real de la Feria in the Cortijo de Torres.
At the Malaga Fair you can enjoy horseback riding, taste Malaga wines and its most typical tapas and enjoy performances by national artists at the night fair in the Real de la Feria.
The Carnival of Malaga, which has been held since 1981, during the month of January or February at the Teatro Alameda and Teatro Cervantes. It lasts about 10 days approximately in which you live the competition of groups, the grand finale at the Teatro Cervantes, the proclamation, the parade, the big parade and the burial of the anchovy. During these days you can enjoy the groups, murgas and comparsas, which perform songs with the purpose of criticizing the social situation of the moment. These criticisms are made in a burlesque way in the case of the murgas, or in a poetic way in the case of the comparsas.
And finally, you can not miss the Holy Week in Malaga. The locals, along with the thousands of people who come to visit the city, gather in the streets and squares of the city. All the brotherhoods of Malaga have amazing thrones that walk through the streets accompanied by musical bands that make it something magical. Among them are the Cofradía del Cautivo, the Cofradía de la Expiración and the Cofradía de la Congregación de Mena.
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FAQ
What level are the Spanish in Spain courses for?
The courses are for all levels, from A1 to C2.
What does the course include?
In the courses, in addition to Spanish classes, you can enjoy accommodation, socio-cultural activities, guided visits, excursions, events, etc. It all depends on what you want.
What do I do if I don't know where to go?
During your personal interview with us we will see your needs and tastes in order to recommend the destination that best suits you.
How long does the course last?
The minimum duration is one week. The maximum will depend on you, we adapt to your needs.
How do I book the course?
During your personal interview with us we will inform you of the details and then we will proceed to the reservation.
When the courses take place?
Courses are held throughout the year, starting every Monday of each week.
How much does the course cost?
The price of the course will depend on your needs and tastes as you can choose from many different activities. We will discus about all the details 🙂
How do I get my 6 months free membership access when I book with Spanishclasseslive?
After completing the personal interview, choosing your favorite experience and booking the course, we will give you access to the 6 months membership suscription for free.