Valencia

Valencia, the vibrant coastal city on the Mediterranean Sea, is an incredible place to learn Spanish in Valencia. Famous for its blend of old and new, Valencia offers students a dynamic environment where they can immerse themselves in the Spanish language while experiencing the city’s modern architecture, historic landmarks, and lively festivals like Las Fallas.

As you learn Spanish in Valencia, you’ll enjoy the perfect mix of beachside relaxation and urban exploration. Stroll through the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, explore the winding streets of the Carmen District, or relax on the beautiful beaches of La Malvarrosa. Valencia’s culinary scene, featuring the world-famous paella, will also give you a true taste of Spanish culture.

Valencia’s language schools offer a variety of Spanish courses for all levels, designed to help students immerse themselves in both the language and local life. The city’s friendly atmosphere and active student community make it an ideal destination for language learners. Whether you’re practicing Spanish at a local café or exploring the vibrant street markets, every interaction helps you gain confidence in the language.

Join us to learn Spanish in Valencia, where the Mediterranean lifestyle and Spain’s rich cultural heritage will make your language learning experience unforgettable.

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Valencia

Way of life

How is the city?

Valencia offers an attractive level and quality of life for its residents. With a cost of living generally lower than other Spanish cities like Madrid or Barcelona, housing prices, basic services, and leisure activities are more affordable, providing residents with a good value for their money. Additionally, Valencia enjoys an incredible climate (with over 300 sunny days a year), where summer lasts for two months, winter only has a few weeks of cold weather, and the rest of the year has a spring-like climate, making it a vibrant city where people spend time outdoors, on terraces, and in the streets.

The city takes pride in its rich history and cultural scene, with a wide variety of museums, theaters, festivals, and cultural events throughout the year. The iconic architectural complex of the City of Arts and Sciences is an international reference in art, science, and entertainment, adding even more appeal to the city's cultural offering.

Valencian gastronomy also contributes to the quality of life of its residents, with its famous paella as the star dish.

Top 5

places that you have to visit

City of Arts and Sciences

This modern architectural complex is an icon of Valencia. It includes several impressive buildings such as the Prince Felipe Science Museum, the Oceanographic, the Hemispheric, and the Agora.

Old Town

Valencia's old town houses the city's historic center, where you can find beautiful cobblestone streets, charming squares, and historical monuments. The Valencia Cathedral and the Silk Exchange (Lonja de la Seda) are among the highlights.

Malvarrosa Beach

Valencia has beautiful beaches, and Malvarrosa Beach is one of the most popular. You can relax on the sand, take a stroll along the promenade, and enjoy the gastronomy at the local restaurants.

Plaza de la Virgen

It is a tranquil and charming square surrounded by historic buildings and with a special atmosphere. It is an ideal place for a leisurely walk, enjoying a coffee outdoors, and admiring the architectural beauty of Valencia.

Rynek Centralny

The Central Market is one of the largest covered markets in Europe and a must-visit place for food lovers.

How to get there?

We leave you all the options

By bus, companies like ALSA and Avanza offer long-distance bus services from other Spanish cities. However, keep in mind that bus journeys tend to be slower compared to planes and trains.

By train, Renfe provides high-speed (AVE) and regional train services that connect Valencia with major Spanish cities. Valencia's Estación del Norte is the main train station, and from there you can travel to Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Alicante, and other destinations.

By plane, Valencia Airport is the fastest and most convenient option. It offers domestic flights from Spanish cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Seville, and Bilbao, as well as international connections to European destinations like London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Berlin.