The new Spanish school in Santiago de Chile is located in Providencia town near two big avenues, Libertador Bernardo O’Higgins Av. and Providencia Av.

The official inauguration of the School was on February the 1st. There you can learn Spanish taking private or group classes and combine your program with salsa lessons, culture, ski lessons in winter and so on.

The Spanish school was built in 1925 by Ricardo Larraín Bravo, a recognized architect of the time. Now the building is recognized as a National monument and belongs to the historic center of Chile.

The Spanish School has 12 classrooms, Video room, Internet, cafeteria and a big terrace with a wonderful view of the city center of Santiago.

Within a 5 minute walk from the School, you can find the well-known Bellavista neighborhood, where you will find many entertaining places, restaurants and the best wines of the world.

For those who enjoy art, the theater of Chile’s University or the craft fairs near the school are a must, where they can appreciate the beautiful Chilean handcrafts made of copper, gold, and silver, among others.

Near the school you can also find a fine arts museum and if you love outdoor activities, Cerro San Cristóbal is a place where the family meets to enjoy what is considered the green lung of the city.