PUEBLO ESPAÑOL LOCATIONS
Discover the best places to learn spanish by immersion in Spain
Casón de la Pinilla, Cerezo de Arriba (Segovia)
The Casón de la Pinilla is located in the province of Segovia, 100km from Madrid. Segovia is a medieval city that lays high on a hill in between two rivers. It is World Heritage City and the area is known for its medieval red and black villages and natural surroundings of unique beauty.
La Velha Fábrica, Valverde (Cáceres)
La Velha Fabrica is a beautiful rural hotel situated in the heart of the Sierra de Gata in Extremadura. It is located to the northeast of the province of Caceres and to the south of the province of Salamanca. Built on the remains of a 15th-century textile and oil factory, it features all the comforts necessary to make your stay unforgettable.
Doña Teresa, La Alberca (Salamanca)
The Doña Teresa venue is located in La Alberca, a town known for customs dating back to the 15th century. Declared Spain’s first National Heritage Site in 1940, it preserves much of its medieval architecture. Visitors can admire especially well-preserved buildings in the town center, embodying the charm and essence of Spain’s historic past.
Hospedería Conventual de Alcántara, Alcántara (Cáceres)
The Hospedería Conventual de Alcántara is located in the historic town of Alcántara, known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning natural surroundings. Housed in a former 15th-century convent, the hotel combines modern comforts with the charm of its original architecture.
María de Molina, Úbeda (Jaén)
The hotel María de Molina is located in the historic center of the city of Úbeda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Andalusia, Spain, is renowned for its impeccably preserved Renaissance architecture from the 16th century. Located in the province of Jaén, Úbeda was declared a World Heritage Site in 2003 along with Baeza.
Las Salegas, Villaverde de Guadalimar (Albacete)
Las Salegas de Maguillo is located in the Calares del Mundo and La Sima Natural Park, a place of singular beauty that never ceases to surprise the visitor. An ideal natural environment to practice any type of outdoor activity. This is the perfect place to learn spanish with us!.
Rosaleda Don Pedro, Úbeda (Jaén)
To visit Úbeda is to travel in time. The city’s historical past has left indelible footprints of its former glory. Its streets and squares are full of palaces, convents, stately houses, charming corners, and ancient city walls from its Renaissance splendor.
Abadía de los Templarios, La Alberca (Salamanca)
La Alberca is situated in the south-west corner of the Castile and Leon region. The venue is situated just outside the town, well known for its traditions and customs that date back to the 15th Century. La Alberca is included in the list of most beautiful villages in Spain.
TRH Baeza, Baeza (Jaén)
Baeza is known for the legacy of its monuments and for housing a university since the 16th century. It was a strategic point in the retaking of Al-Andalus by the Christian monarchs. During its period of great demographic and economic growth Baeza built its public and administrative buildings.
