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Barcelona Madrid Valencia Malaga Playa del Carmen Guanajuato Cartagena Medellin Uruguay
Montevideo Bolivia
Sucre Peru
Cusco Costa Rica
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With an energy like no other, Spain is a country that strives for excellence and an unprecedented lifestyle. Studying in Spain means you will be amongst some of the world's richest culture, with authentic classical experiences - taking in the aroma of orange blooms in Valencia, looking up at Gaudí's bewildering design in Barcelona, awakening to the salty ocean air in Alicante, dancing flamenco in Seville, hearing of legends in Granada, and of course indulging in tapas + wine in Madrid.

Barcelona

Perched upon Spain's north-eastern coast line, along the shores of the mediterranean sits Barcelona. Spain’s second largest city in both size and populace, undeniably an iconic Mediterranean city. Sweeping historic architecture line the streets, with multiple World Heritage Sites and bustling parks, beaches, world class museums - it is truly a city that exudes rich, deep culture and lifestyle. The city hosts countless visitors, long and short term, connecting it to the rest of Europe - all of this making Barcelona a world city like no other.
Mediterranean
Population: 1.6 Million+
Cost of Living: Low
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Madrid

While possessing comfortable modern infrastructure and facilities, Madrid has preserved the look and feel of many of its historic neighbourhoods. It has lived through countless ages and the influence of the many cultures that have passed through the city are ever present. Archaic manors, contemporary Spanish design to baroque luxury and the Golden Triangle of Art. Simply put, the city is beautiful, with history and culture ample.
Mediterranean
Population: 3.2 Million+
Cost of Living: Low
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Valencia

Valencia, on Spain’s eastern coast, is nestled between the Mediterranean, the mountains of the Sierra del Negrete, and the fields of Castilla La Mancha. The home of paella and so many other indulgences, rich history and custom with some of Europe’s best nightlife and a drive for advancement as a continental tech centre. With gorgeous beaches on your door stop, highly groomed and spacious parks, filled with state-of-the-art facilities for the arts, culture and technology - whatever it is you are looking to get out of a city, Valencia will surpass it.
Subtopic - Mediterranean
Population: 2.5 Million+
Cost of Living: Low
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Malaga

Wake up to clear blue skies, vibrant sun, and the salty sea air from the Mediterranean and start your day immersed in Malaga, learning the culture first hand! This dynamic port city offers a smooth blend of past, present, and future, with ancient Roman ruins, castles, mixed with a bustling modern business quarter and massive tourist industry. The hometown of Picasso, the city has kept thriving in the art scene, with an excess of 30 galleries - immerse yourself in the surroundings that have inspired so many. Get lost in its dynamic culture, meandering along its numerous slips and alleys, where you'll discover customary Andalusian tapas bars, popular nightlife and eateries, with a lot of chances for some shopping. Head toward the sea or into the slopes surrounding the city for incredible views and sunsets while indulging in the subtropical flavours. After a day of being immersed and studying the rich culture of Spain and Malaga, head down to the water for a dip under the palms.
Subtopic - Mediterranean
Population: 0.5 Million+
Cost of Living: Low
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Mexico is a nation rich in culture and steeped in history. If it's stunning vistas you're after, you're spoilt for choice: from unspoiled tropical sea shores, lively green rainforests, snow-capped mountains, to uniquely inhabited arid desert scenes and curious frontier towns.

Playa del Carmen

Known locally as “Playa”, this little Caribbean fishing town on the Riviera Maya is Cancun's more laid-back neighbour. Playa is an incredible spot to appreciate the social wealth of Mexico and the Maya public. Playa draws in individuals from across the world, coming for its relaxed, tropical environment and its unrivaled, pristine sandy beaches. In spite of the increased popularity and modern facilities, the locals of Playa are focused on maintaining the town's unique bohemian vibe.
Caribbean Tropical
Population: 200.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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Guanajuato

The city of Guanajuato, at 1,996 m above ocean level, is one of the most authentic urban communities in Mexico. Situated in one of the most extravagant silver mining regions of Mexico, notable for its abundance of fine colonial Spanish architecture. Infact, in 1988 UNESCO pronounced Guanajuato and the encompassing silver mines a World Heritage Site. Known for its vibrant and colourful network of narrow streets and alleyways, the streets and constantly flowing with local charm. There are multiple museums and cultural centres to choose from, covering ancient pre-colombian times to today’s modern art. Studying in Guanajuato will set you amongst timeless history and culture, allowing you to explore latin culture throughout time.
Mild
Population: 185.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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Colombia is a nation of brilliant tones, lively rhythms, unmatched expression and mind blowing cuisine and of course coffee. Few other places offer as many Latin American flavours as Colombia does, every one of it’s 5 distinct regions, values and preserves its own special geology and culture.

Cartagena

With a labyrinth of cobblestone streets, striking cathedrals and vibrant green filled squares, Cartagena has truly preserved much of its history, since founded in the 16th century. In amongst the colourful colonial and classical architecture, are a multitude of modern features and facilities, offering some of the country's best nightlife for the many travellers visiting the town. And all of this is set along the Carribean coastline, with islands, white sand beaches lined with palms, and even coral reefs just offshore. Truly one of the best options for the coast loving learner, looking to immerse themselves.
Tropical
Population: 900.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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Medellín

Medellín is one of South America's hidden pearls, founded in the 1600’s it has grown to become Colombia's second most populated and largest city. At under an hour's flight North of Bogotá, Medellin has a large metropolitan feel yet is set deep in a rich, lush valley - hence the nickname 'city of the everlasting spring'. Medellín is an easy choice to learn Spanish in, thanks to it's benevolent individuals, the delightful landscape and climate, delectable and delicious street food, excellent public transport and remarkable exhibition halls, libraries and public areas. Medellín understands and preserves its rich history while also looking towards the future, easily seen by all that are lucky enough to visit.
Tropical
Population: 2.500.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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One of the smallest nations in Latin America, Uruguay is a stunning and ideal location to explore on your own, easily reaching all the beautiful ins and outs. Found a bit off the beaten path, Uruguay offers a lot as a destination - from its capital, Montevideo, on the banks of the Río de la Plata, the widest river in the world, to the countryside, where the gauchos in their traditional attire ride through picture-postcard towns and landscapes from another era.

Montevideo

Montevideo, Uruguay's capital, is home to almost 50% of the nation's populace. Montevideo is a lively city with a passionate culture bursting throughout the streets, with countless chances for unique, memorable experiences. The city is vast and offers varying locales, from a large port, bustling midtown business centre and ample shopping, to the upscale beachside suburbs, streets lined with cafes, eateries and storefronts. Add to that the numerous music venues and theater, arts and culture offerings available, and you get an incredibly appealing location to choose to study, immersing yourself in scenic landscapes, history and a deep culture.
Subtropical
Population: 1.300.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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Bolivia, one of just two landlocked nations in South America, is very a unique nation compared to its fellow Latin neighbours. The country can be topographically partitioned into three primary zones: the high Andean level, the valleys and Santa Cruz, each offering their own extraordinary attributes and fascinating destinations are plenty.

Sucre

Situated amongst the Andes, in a valley encompassed by low mountains - Sucre is a small city which is a delight to explore on foot. A university city it’s known to be the epicentre of learning and reformist ideas in Bolivia. Sucre boasts a wealth of exhibition halls, an energetic centre square, enchanting shopping regions and tempting cafés. With its wonderfully maintained pioneer design, the city was named as an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. and, inferable from the typical whitewashed façades of these structures. Colloquially known as The White City, because of the classical whitewashed architecture that dominates the city - Sucre is an amazing choice for studying, with a rich, deep and very unique culture.
Subtropical Highland
Population: 300.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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Peru is the proud home of possibly the most famous sites in the whole of Latin America: Machu Picchu - rightly considered one of the Wonders of the World. Resting atop a high ridge in the Andean cloud forests, this lost Inca city is one of the most atmospheric and evocative places on Earth. Visiting is a must for any traveller and a truly unforgettable experience. From Machu Picchu, you can walk the Inca Trail, the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of the Andes. Along the path, you will pass by the homes of Peru's highland indigenous people, who still speak the ancient tongue of Quechua and maintain their traditional heritage and customs to this day. A country packed dry deserts, luscious rainforests and surrounded by stunning Andean peaks, it's no secret that Peru is brimming with natural beauty. This magnificence is only broaden looking within these amazing landscapes, finding classical latin culture and history, and the bewildering antiquated ruins of the Inca Empire that once reigned over this land.

Cusco

Found amongst the Peruvian hillsides, Cusco was at one time the prospering capital of the Inca Empire. Loved by both locals and travellers, Cusco is a beautiful place filled with an amazing blend of Inca culture and heritage sites, and Spanish colonialism and architecture. Well known for its colourful and warm people, and picturesque surroundings and views, set high in the hills with a comfortable and cool climate. Cusco is an ideal location to base your study in Peru from - close to all of Peru’s wonders, including Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail.
Subtropical Highland
Population: 428.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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Costa Rica translates as "Rich Coast", and it couldn’t have a more fitting name. With bright, warm sunshine almost all year around. Set amongst natural beauty, Costa Rica is an untouched gem with arguably some of the best beaches on the planet, from tranquil bays with flawless turquoise to deep jungle teeming with exotic life. Home to some of the continents best surfing, and warm weather all year round - it is an ideal choice for those seeking to learn Spanish, while immersed in coastal life.

Santo Domingo de Heredia

Santo Domingo de Heredia is the best destination possible for your Costa Rican experience. It’s central location makes it easy to explore the country from coast to coast, ocean to ocean. You could even watch the sun rise over the Atlantic and set on the Pacific in a single day. Studying in Santo Domingo de Heredia gives you endless opportunities to explore and adventure - whether it’s floating down a waterway by the city, day tripping to amazing surf, or exploring through lush, green jungle. Amazing gastronomy dominates the laneways of the city, with simmered espresso and delectable treats to get you through your time immersed in latin culture.
Tropical
Population: 40.000+
Cost of Living: Low
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