Horario de atención telefónica: de 09:00 a 18:00 de lunes a jueves y viernes de 09:00 a 14:00
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Santiago de Compostela is the capital of Galicia and headquarters of its Autonomous Government. It is a small city: 90,000 inhabitants and 45 minutes walking between its ends. It is also quiet and cozy. A place that every year millions of people come from all over the world, many of them travel the Camino de Santiago. Its Historical Center has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Speaking of the capital of Galicia it is very important to mention the Way, a thousand-year pilgrimage route that emerged in the ninth century and that since then joined this place with the rest of Europe. Every year thousands and thousands of pilgrims take this route by themselves, on foot, by bicycle or even on horseback, to experience this adventure and spirituality, and whose final goal is the Cathedral of Santiago, one of the holy cities of Christianity It is without a doubt, an unforgettable and different trip through Spain.
It is a young and fun city: one third of its population is made up of university students. The university spirit of Santiago spreads joy and vitality. The 35,000 students who study at their university each year give the city this special atmosphere. And, of course, do not miss the night of Santiago, when bars, pubs and nightclubs open their doors. The city never sleeps. Its areas of march are the best test, with numerous premises and terraces for a public of all kinds.
Santiago is a cultural destination not only because of its monumental heritage, but also its impressive activity throughout the year: music, lectures, theater, cinema, concerts, exhibitions, festivals ... It has a cultural and leisure offer that lasts all the year, with annual programming in the Auditorium of Galicia, in theaters, in museums and in the streets and squares of the city. At certain times this offer becomes more intense: Cineuropa in the month of November; concerts for all tastes during the celebrations of the Apostle in the month of July and of the Ascension in the month of May; traditional celebrations through the streets of the city on the night of San Juan in June; outdoor dance festival, in the month of June; the Celebrations of the Apostle Santiago, in the month of July, declared of International Tourist Interest.
The origins of the city date back to the 10th century. It is a beautiful city and of great historical and artistic value. Cultural Heritage of Humanity, as the Road that leads to it, and with one of the largest and best preserved historical centers in Spain. It is surrounded by an extensive set of parks and green areas easily accessible and very well integrated into the city. Santiago has many parks and gardens.
20 group lessons a week. Every day there is a half-hour break for coffee with the teachers.
Most of your Spanish course will be devoted to speaking and reserve a little time to devote to teaching the grammatical rules that allow you to talk so much.
Start dates for beginners in 2019:
July 04, August 01, September 05, October 03, November 07, December 12
Start dates for those who already hav basic level of the language:
June 20, July 18, August 22, September 19, October 17, November 21
25 group lessons per week. This course has the same structure as Standard 20, but with 5 extra lessons per week focused on improving oral communication.
Most of your Spanish course will be devoted to speaking and reserve a little time to devote to teaching the grammatical rules that allow you to talk so much.
Start dates for beginners in 2019:
July 04, August 01, September 05, October 03, November 07, December 12
Start dates for those who already hav basic level of the language:
June 20, July 18, August 22, September 19, October 17, November 21
Double or single rooms, exterior, equipped with desk and heating. They have a washing machine and a fully equipped kitchen. Cleaning service in common areas (bathrooms, kitchen, living room ...) once a week. Students must clean their own rooms. Includes sheets and towels. Between 4 and 6 people per floor.
Availability: All the year
Room Type: Single/double
Deposit fee: 100€
Staying with a local family is a great way to get to know the culture better while enjoying domestic comforts. Live as they live, eat what they eat and practice the language with them when they are at home.
Availability: All the year
Room Type: Single/double
Check-in: Sunday
Check-out: Saturday
The residences are large (from 35 to 150 students) and there are mainly students from universities of Spain. We can not guarantee the availability of rooms throughout the year, but we will always do our best to find the place for you.
You can choose between double or single room and between half board (breakfast and dinner) or full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner). There are also rooms with private bathrooms, which you can choose depending on their availability.
Availability: All the year
Room Type: Single or double
The international airport of Santiago de Compostela is 9 km from the city center and has regular flights to major European cities such as London, Madrid, Paris, Barcelona, Seville, Dublin, Rome, Frankfurt, Milan or Bilbao. It is located just 10 kilometers from the city center, in Lavacolla. From the airport you can get to Santiago by taxi, with an approximate price of € 21. You can also arrive by bus, whose journey to the historic center costs € 3.
By bus it communicates with cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Seville or Bilbao, and with other European countries such as Portugal, Germany, France, Holland, Belgium or Switzerland. The bus station is also very close to the historic center.
The railway lines are another good option to comfortably access Santiago. There are daily trains that connect the city with Madrid, San Sebastián, Hendaye and Barcelona. Through a single transshipment, you can also access Barcelona, Bilbao, Portugal and Paris daily and almost all important national destinations. In addition, you can visit Santiago de Compostela through the Transcantábrico tourist train. It is a panoramic train that runs through the north and northwest of Spain, the Green Spain, from San Sebastian, in the Basque Country, to Santiago de Compostela.
