Malaga Spanish School

The school in Malaga is an andaluz-style building from the 1950s

Malaga Spanish School City

Malaga, with approximately 600,000 inhabitants, is located in the southern part of Spain on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Known as Costa del Sol, it is the second biggest city in Andalusia. It is conveniently located in a practical position in the Mediterranean, causing it to be a major and industrial port for Southern Spain. The relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere attracts foreigners from all over the world. Capital of the Costa Del Sol, Malaga is one of the main tourist regions on the Spanish peninsula and it enjoys an exceptional climate throughout the year.

Malaga Spanish School Excursions and Activities that complement the Spanish courses

Malaga is much more than just its beaches and perfect weather. In the capital students can find everything from international basket matches to small local markets. Just on foot students may get to know the Roman Theater, walk around the Alcazaba, the Moorish fort, admire the Renaissance majesty of its Cathedral. For those sport lovers, the beach is the queen in sport matters. Most activities (wind surfing, Jet Skis, parasailing, etc.) are available for adventurous people. At night, there is always a party atmosphere everywhere, the bars and discotheques of Malaga reflect the night life of the city in a wonderful way. What students cannot miss is la Plaza de Toros (Bullring), a traditional spectacle in the country, the Cervantes Theater and the new Picasso Museum.