"Welcome to study Spanish in Sevilla! Sevilla is passion. This is where flamenco, bullfights, Don Juan, Carmen, Holy Week and the April Fair can be seen and felt in the baking heat of the South. Sevilla is the past. The largest old quarter in Europe. Virtually all the peoples of the Mediterranean have left their mark here –at Italica, or with the Giralda, the Torre del Oro, the Aclázar, the Cathedral…. And that was just the lead-up to Spain’s Siglo de Oro –the Golden Century, when Sevilla was the hub of the Spanish Empire, famous the world over for splendour with which no other city could compare. Sevilla is also the future, a modern city, open to all progress, especially since 1992, when it hosted the last Expo of the 20th century. But without a doubt, Seville’s finest asset is its people, as warm and lively as anywhere else in Spain, always ready to help visitors, delighted to share their cheerfulness and local traditions. If you want to really get soaked in everything Spanish, not only those of us who work at don Quijote Sevilla but also the whole city will welcome you with open arms." Ana Ortega Head of Studies, dQ Sevilla (Partner School)

The school is located in a magnificent historic building in the centre. The building dates from 1919 and was designed by one of the most famous architects in Spain, Aníbal González, also creator of the “Plaza de España”. This building is one of the most important monuments of Sevilla. You will savour a concentrated taste of Spain upon entering the school.

The terrace of the school

The entrance of the school

The 12 classroom are very spacious and are air-conditioned. On the rooftop you can relax after your Spanish lessons, sunbathing. Just like all other don Quijote schools, don Quijote Sevilla has an office, teachers’ room, and a meeting room and multimedia classroom - a perfect place to study Spanish!

Reasons to study Spanish in Seville

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• Population: 700,000.
• Location: South West of Spain.
• Capital of the Andalusia region.
• Sevilla has an extremely rich history dating back over 2,500 years but it is also a modern city.
• The city has an international airport.
• Sevilla has a Mediterranean climate. Winters are mild and summers are hot.

• Much of the history is still reflected in the monuments of the city (e.g. the Cathedral, the Giralda, the Alcázar, the Torrre de Oro and the famous Santa Cruz quarter).
• If you would like to discover the popular customs of this region, you should visit Sevilla in the spring. The two most important festivities of this city take place within two weeks: Holy Week (Easter), with its world-famous processions, and the Feria, the Flamenco-event in the land.
• Sevilla is a city with one of the highest concentrations of bars in Spain!
• It is the world centre fro bullfighting and flamenco music.

• In the summer, the temperatures can be really high. However, the school building of don Quijote Sevilla is equipped with air-conditioning.