Learn Spanish in Valencia
Live a unique experience travelling to Spain, Valencia and learning the language.
Spanish course in Valencia
We give you 3 months of our online courses plan when you book your Spanish course 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 Valencia
Why take an intensive Spanish course in Valencia?
Valencia is the capital of the Valencian Community. Did you know that it was a city founded by the Romans? You can still find some ruins from this period.
It is also a Mediterranean city with almost 20 kilometres of beaches. A safe, comfortable destination, with more than 300 days of sunshine a year, it has become one of the favourite cities to study Spanish. It is the most chosen city by Erasmus students!
What does the experience of learning Spanish in Valencia 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 Valencia 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 historic centre of the city. The Cathedral, with its three doors, one of each style (Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque) and its tower, El Micalet (Valencian name for the Miguelete).
You can’t leave without strolling through the longest park in Europe on the old Turia riverbed, which crosses practically the entire city, without discovering the maritime villages and their beaches and above all without eating a paella and watching the sunset over the Albufera.
We recommend you visit the Central Market, where you can buy typical products from the Valencian market garden. La Lonja de la Seda, a beautiful building that is a World Heritage Site. The towers of Quart and Serranos, the remains of the old wall that protected the city. You should also visit the palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas, the only National Museum that is not in Madrid. And, above all, we recommend you get lost in its narrow streets full of charm and history. Other places not to be missed are the Plaza de la Virgen, the Barrio del Carmen and the famous City of Arts and Sciences.
Another must-see is the Albufera, a natural park just 10 kilometres from the city, where it is said that you can see the best sunsets on a boat in Valencia. Here you will understand the origin of Valencian gastronomy, and what better place than surrounded by rice paddies!
Valencia is known as the city of running, so if you want to enjoy running the almost 8 kilometres in the heart of the city centre without any stops, get your running shoes on and make the most of it!
Horchata and paella. But, you may ask, what is this?
Horchata is a fresh drink made with water, sugar and tiger nuts (small tubers typical of the orchards in this part of Spain). If you want to try it in the place where it was born, go to one of the many horchaterias in the orchards of Alboraya, and accompany it with some fartons! The horchatería Panach is a classic in Alboraya.
Paella, we believe, needs no introduction, as any tourist who has visited Spain has tasted paella (or perhaps it was “arroz con cosas” (rice with things)? You’ll have to ask a real Valencian to find out). The tradition in Valencia is to eat paella on Sundays with family and friends, so if you want to try the best paella in town, you have to have a Valencian friend! You also have the option of trying it in one of the restaurants that you can find in front of the beach in Paseo de la Patacona, and enjoy paella with friends in front of the sea. The paellas in this area are usually cooked over a wood fire, so you will always have to reserve your table and paella so that you don’t miss out.
Also, during Fallas (a typical festival in Valencia) you can try the pumpkin fritters, they fill the city with stalls where they make them and you can buy them.
In a bar in Valencia we don’t ask for an iced coffee, we ask for a “café del tiempo”. And if you go to “hacer unos cervezas” (have a few beers with friends) ask for some “cacaos” and “olivas” (peanuts and olives).
Imagine this scene: you take out your mobile phone and show your Valencian friend the paella you ate in Madrid when you went with your parents. Your Valencian friend will look disgusted and say: “That’s not paella, that’s rice with stuff”.
“Nano” is something you will hear in Valencia, it is the colloquial way of referring to your friends. A typical thing when you ask a Valencian “Where are you from?” is that they answer “De la terreta”, which is what identifies true Valencians. And, by the way, if a Valencian tells you that something is “a fer la mà”, it means that it is very far away and that you have a long way to go.
You can’t miss Las Fallas, declared a Festival of Tourist Interest by Unesco, and it also appears on the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This festival is held from 15 to 19 March. It begins with the plantá and ends with the cremá.
In the plantá we can see in the streets the different fallas (huge statues) with the ninots (each one of the characters that make up the falla) that have been built over the course of a year. On the day of the cremá, the fallas are burnt.
In Las Fallas we can see the girls and women dressed in the fallera costume, a very pretty and colourful costume, accompanied by a typical hairstyle and something difficult to do.
It is a festival where there are many fireworks displays and also the famous mascletá, a very noisy and rhythmic fireworks display.
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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 free 3 months online courses plan 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.