Sevilla is a vibrant, beautiful city where you will experience all the heat and passion of Andalusia. It is here where live flamenco, the city's legendary Semana Santa and the world renowned Feria de Abril make their home. Sevilla is not just tradition, it's also history: nearly every Mediterranean civilization left its mark here. But perhaps the most endearing part of this city is her people, unique even in Spain for their intense love of life and their Andalusian alegría.

Marbella, the undisputed highlight of the Costa del Sol, is an exclusive Mediterranean resort town with some of the best beaches in Europe. The beautiful parks and gardens, top-notch golf courses and picturesque old quarter known as el Casco Antiguo, make Marbella a relaxing yet stimulating place to learn Spanish.

If you have always imagined Spain as a warm Mediterranean paradise, Alicante will not disappoint you. In a city where the mountains meet the sea, you can bask in a majority of Spain's finest beaches, and enjoy a multitude of resources for entertainment as well as an agreeable climate virtually all year round.

Malaga sparkles with color, showing her splendor like the gem of her Andalusian folklore: el cante y baile flamenco.Yet Malaga is also an international city and a first class coastal tourism destination, with marvelous beaches and one of the world's premier Picasso museum.

Cádiz is surrounded by the pristine waters of the Atlantic Ocean and boasts some of the best beaches in the country. This splendid port city is not affected by mass tourism, allowing you to enjoy its many cobblestone streets, wonderfully landscaped squares, numerous ruins, monuments and beaches without hassles. Cádiz is, in most respects, a typical Andalusian city with a wealth of attractive sites and well-preserved historical landmarks.

Pamplona, the capital of Navarra, is located in northeastern Spain, just an hour South (92 km) of the beaches of San Sebastian. Although this city is famous for its Fiesta de San Fermín (the running of the bulls), it's more than just that. It is also a well cared-for, very green city that has managed to retain its historical old Gothic style center and cobbled streets.

Cuzco's intriguing nickname as "the bellybutton of the world" is perfect to defines its art, elegance, mystery, and natural beauty. Learn Spanish in Cuzco, the oldest surviving city of Latin America, and a truly magical land of lavish natural landscapes and majestic monuments. Discover the Peru of the Incas and the Empire of the Sun high above the rest of the world, in the very heart of the Andes Mountains.