Since 1988 the School has been located in the city of Valladolid, the geographical and political centre of the Autonomous Region of Castilla-León.

Steeped in history, Valladolid is a city of great cultural and monumental importance. Amongst other historical events, it was here that the marriage of the Catholic Monarchs took place. The famous navigator Christopher Columbus lived and died here. Kings Philip II and Philip IV were born in Valladolid, which in the early 17th century was the capital of Spain. Cervantes, the creator of the immortal Don Quixote, lived here, as did, centuries later, José Zorrilla, author of the mythical Don Juan Tenorio.

Above all, however, Valladolid can boast a linguistic heritage that few figures in the world of the arts would question: IT IS THE CITY IN SPAIN WHERE ONE CAN HEAR, LEARN AND SPEAK THE BEST SPANISH IN THE WORLD. Indeed, this was the main reason behind our decision to set up the School of Spanish in this, our very own city, Valladolid.

Visitors to Valladolid are attracted not only by its history, art, culture and language, but also by the fact that it is a young, dynamic and modern city which, although in a process of constant development, still retains the peaceful atmosphere of a provincial town. The local youth, including a large community of university students, make the nightlife and traditional festivities or fiestas of Valladolid an exciting, carefree experience.

The team of professionals at the School is a group of teachers and administrative workers, all of whom were born in Valladolid and hold university degrees covering a variety of fields of knowledge, such as Spanish Language, Literature, History and Art. Since our beginnings in 1975, we have gained great experience in what is our exclusive devotion, the teaching of Spanish to people from all over the world, both students and working people, regardless of their sex, race or religion.