Spain

Barcelona

Spanish Courses in Barcelona

Enroll in EF’s Spanish courses in Barcelona and be romanced by the unique charms of Spain’s largest coastal city.

Study Spanish in Barcelona and live in Europe’s most cosmopolitan city by the beach. Our Spanish courses are held in the Eixample district, home to some of Barcelona’s best shopping. Just around the corner is the pedestrian boulevard of Rambla de Catalunya, where lime-trees provide shade for the sidewalk cafés spilling into the street. EF’s Spanish courses in Barcelona place students a short walk from several of architect Antoni Gaudí’s modernist masterpieces, and just three metro stops from the beach.

EF’s Barcelona features a contemporary design, fitting right in with the city’s cutting-edge architectural flair. Spanish courses are held in state-of-the-art classrooms, and our comfortable lounges encourage student interaction in a relaxed environment. Outside of their language courses, students mingle on our expansive decked terrace, the perfect place to work on your tan between classes. Active students benefit from access to Barcelona University’s fully-equipped sports center.

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School Highlights

Close to the city center and the beach

Within walking distance of La Rambla, the Picasso Museum and Sagrada Família

Brand new, modern building

Large outdoor terrace

Catalan Culture on the Coast

Barcelona was once a hidden gem, with only the savviest travelers including a stop here in their European itineraries. No longer. Today’s Barcelona is on the top of everyone’s list, especially those looking for a rich cultural experience alongside afternoons at the beach. Barcelona may have become an international city, but its spirit remains distinctly Catalonian.

Barcelona’s unique brand of culture is on display everywhere in this city. Step into the sprawling La Boqueria food market and taste freshly sliced jamón Serrano and order fish caught that same day. Take in the view from Gaudí’s eccentric Park Güell or marvel at his masterpiece, La Sagrada Família, a surreal cathedral still under construction more than 80 years after his death. Head to Las Ramblas, the city’s main artery, and order from a long list of authentic tapas before joining the locals for late-night dancing. Once your cultural appetite has been satisfied, lay out a towel on one of Barcelona’s golden-sand beaches and watch the waves roll in. Has Barcelona topped your list yet?

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