Why choose Marbella to learn Spanish?
Marbella brings together a coastal setting and a balanced city life, favourable to regular practice of Spanish.
The city lets you keep a good balance between language progress, personal pace and quality of life.
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Marbella
Spain
- Population : 165 871 inhabitants
Work on your Spanish in a well-balanced coastal city, with concrete practice day after day.
Marbella at a glance
Marbella offers a pleasant setting with a good pace of progress in Spanish, without frills.
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The city in brief
Living environment
Living environment
A Mediterranean resort, between beaches, the old town, promenades, cafés and the nearby mountains.
Map & landmarks
The municipality of Marbella lies in Andalusia, in the province of Malaga on the Mediterranean coast dominated by La Concha mountain, between the city of Malaga 57 km to the east and the Strait of Gibraltar 100km to the west. It enjoys a particularly pleasant microclimate, temperate Mediterranean in type, with mild temperatures for most of the year and abundant sunshine that contributes to its great tourist success.
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City life and landmarks
history & culture
Marbella, the 2nd most populous city in the province of Malaga, has a rich history going back to the Palaeolithic. The present-day city of Marbella was founded by the Romans under the name of Barbelusa. To this day the town still bears many traces of that Roman occupation, such as the settlement of Rio Verde and the baths of Guadalmina. From the Muslim invasions onwards, the town of Barbelusa, by then called Barbella, was ruled by several dynasties before coming under the control of the Kingdom of Granada. It was the Christians who gave the Spanish seaside town its final name of Marbella.
things to do / to see
During your language course in Marbella, you will have the leisure to enjoy the magnificent fine sandy beaches of the seaside town. Once the Spanish lessons are over, it is time to laze about, sunbathe and swim in the sea! Puerto Bañus, Faro, Fontanilla beach... the town of Marbella is full of lovely little beaches, from the most famous to the quietest. Along the streets of the seaside town, lovers of authenticity will be won over by the charm of the white houses and flower-filled balconies of old Marbella. Finally, the Juan Almeda promenade, packed with lively bars and pubs, offers plenty of scope for pleasant strolls!
Day-to-day balance: lessons, active English, leisure and personal time.
Easy outings and meeting people: cafés, events, beaches and social life.
the city in practical terms
To come on a language trip in Marbella, all you will need is a valid identity card. You will have no health precautions to take, apart perhaps from investing in a good sun cream to avoid sunburn! As for transport, Marbella is a small seaside town that you will enjoy visiting on foot or by bike. You can get there easily in 45minutes by bus from the city of Malaga. The cost of living there is much the same as in Malaga and slightly lower than in Paris.
Daily life: To come on a language trip in Marbella, all you will need is a valid identity card.
Setting for your stay: You will have no health precautions to take, apart perhaps from investing in a good sun cream to avoid burns.
Local experience: As for transport, Marbella is a small seaside town that you will enjoy visiting on foot or by bike.
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