Learn Spanish in Mexico City, Mexico

Why learn Spanish in Mexico City?

As the vibrant capital of Mexico, Mexico City attracts tourists and language students with its historic landmarks, rich culture, and exceptional cuisine. This North American metropolis was once home to the renowned artist Frida Kahlo, celebrated for her striking portraits. Throughout Mexico, a strong sense of cultural identity prevails, and students will immerse themselves in the nation's beautiful, diverse, and enduring heritage while studying in Mexico City.

Mexico City's history stretches back long before colonial times. The Templo Mayor, a magnificent structure, was established in 1325. Although the Spanish demolished this Aztec temple after their conquest, remnants of the original site remain buried beneath the colonial city. Today, it serves as an archaeological site where visitors can explore the temple's layers.

Beyond its intriguing history, Mexico City has emerged as a modern hub for art and architecture, showcasing a variety of unique contemporary buildings, such as Quetzalcoatl’s Nest. This apartment complex, part of a semi-private eco-park project, features whimsical curves and vine-like designs. The city is filled with architectural marvels and curiosities, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for these wonders!

About our school in Mexico City

Our Spanish language school in Mexico City boasts 10 fully equipped and comfortable classrooms, on-site computers and building-wide WiFi for students. Our school also has a terrace where students can hang out and relax after their classes. The school is located just off the centre of Mexico City in La Condesa, a gorgeous tree-lined neighbourhood with plenty of parks and cafes.

As you learn Spanish, you will have the chance to experience the delectable gastronomy, the phenomenal music and surround yourself with history both ancient and slightly more contemporary in this urban gem.

Location of our school in Mexico City

Accommodation options in Mexico City

Students can stay with a Host Family, a Shared Apartment, or a Studio Apartment.

We recommend staying with a Host Family for students who wish to have complete immersion during their course. Hosts are local native Spanish speakers who can provide extra practice with conversational Spanish outside the classroom. And who better to learn about life in Mexico City with than a local? Host Families can be booked self-catered basis with use of the kitchen and as a single room.

Shared Apartments are self-catered, and meals can be prepared in the apartment’s communal kitchen. Students will share a bathroom as well as a common area with the other inhabitants. Shared apartments are a great option for students wanting a bit more independence from cooking for themselves but also wanting to maintain a social environment. The apartments are shared between a maximum of 3 students.

Studio apartments are available for students wanting privacy and independence during their course in Mexico City. Studios come with a bed, private bathroom and an equipped kitchenette. Studios are self-catered.

All accommodation options are located approximately a 30 to 40 minute walk from the school.

Available activities in Mexico City

The intensive course includes an activity programme which opens with a City Tour on the first day of the course to better acquaint students with the local culture and language, as well as to familiarize themselves with the area. Students will also have access to immersive activities such as visits to local landmarks like the Museo Frida Kahlo and Centro Histórico. Walking tours of Condesa and Roma, neighbourhoods in Mexico City, will also be available to students during their course. Some activities and excursions may incur an entrance or transportation fee. Students will also be able to attend a closing ceremony at the end of their Spanish course to celebrate their achievements with their fellow classmates.

How to get to our school in Mexico City

Transfers from/to Mexico City International Airport are available at an additional fee. Students can also travel to our school via public transportation, which takes about 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes. Students can also take a taxi directly from the airport to the school, and vice versa.

Student stories on our blog

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