Our language school in Málaga offers a varied and exciting social activity programme for the students.
Participation is voluntary and free of charge. Transport- and entertainment costs are not included in the course fee.

MEETINGS
Academia CILE organizes meetings where you can practice your Spanish in a relaxed atmosphere, and have the opportunity to talk to students from other countries.

We meet at school, in bars or at the beach.

GUIADED VISITS & EXCURSIONS
Theatre and cinema visits, concerts, talks and discussions on special aspects of life in the host country, visits to museums and monuments and excursions to other cities will introduce you to Spain and its people.

PRESENTATIONS OF FILMS, etc.
Our students also have books and daily newspapers at their disposal in the students’ common room. In our video library they can find a rich variety of programmes: movies, news, documentaries about different aspects of Spanish life etc..

FLAMENCO DANCES & GUITAR
In our afternoon dancing course you can learn the flamenco dance “sevillanas”, thus participating in one of the most popular expressions of Spanish life. This course is optional but included in the course fees.

If you want you also can learn or practice playing flamenco guitar with a specialized teacher.

LEARN TO DANCE “SEVILLANAS” - You will enjoy it!
2 hours per week free-of-charge

Sevillanas is believed to be an old Castilian folk dance (Seguidilla) and did not originate from Seville as its name suggests. It is a very popular dance for couples of all ages. You will see it danced frequently by girls in their colourful dresses at the time of the Málaga's feria in august (Feria de agosto).

MOSLEM MALAGA ROUTE

ALCAZABA & GIBRALFARO

GREEN MALAGA ROUTE

LA CONCEPCIÓN (THE HISTORICAL-BOTANICAL GARDENS)

RELIGIOUS MALAGA ROUTE

THE SHRINE OF OUR LADY LA VICTORIA

CULTURAL MALAGA ROUTES

THE BIRTHPLACE OF PICASSO AND THE CITY´S MUSUMS

RELIGIOUS MALAGA ROUTE

THE CATHEDRAL

EXCURSIONS ON WEEKENDS

Explore Andalusia and Marocco!

In colaboration with the City Hall, our language school offers one-day excursions to other beutiful cities in Andalusia. The excursions are accompanied by guides that give tours of each city.

• Cordoba (160km)
• Ronda (103km)
• Marbella (58km)
• Sevilla (200km)
• Nerja (53km)
• Mijas (31km)

3 days excursions to Morocco:
The price includes bus, hotel with breakfast and travel insurance.

VISIT TO CORDOBA

LA MEZQUITA

VISIT TO SEVILLA

THE CATHEDRAL / GIRALDA & TORRE DEL ORO

VISIT TO NERJA

EL BALCÓN DE EUROPA

VISIT TO MOROCCO

TETUAN / TANGER / CHAOUÈN

How many spending money should you bring to Spain?

You can get along with about 15-20 euros a day, but if you want to dine out and maybe buy some souvenirs, rather count 35-40 euros in for the first days, then it'll lower down.

You must try it!!

Tinto de verano
(“red wine of summer”): is a wine-based cold drink similar to sangria and is very popular in Malaga. It is usually made up of 1 part red wine and 1 part gaseosa. Gaseosa is a mild flavored low sugar carbonated lemonade, of which La Casera is the best known brand.

Churros con chocolate: A churro is a fried pastry, shaped in the form of a cylinder, that is the favorite breakfast and snack of the Spanish. Many Spanish like to dunk their churros in the chocolate.

Coffee in Málaga
Simply ordering coffee in Malaga is not always as easy as it looks. A mosaic on the wall inside of Cafe Central in Malaga describes how to order a coffee properly in Malaga using all the specialist terms: "milky", "strong and black", "just a touch of milk" etc. It even shows you how much coffee is put in each type.

Fritura malagueña on the beach
To eat in a chiringuito (a beach bar) during your holidays in Málaga is the best thing you can do to remain relaxed, enjoying the sea, the sand, and some grilled sardines or fried fish. The “Fritura Malagueña” is a variety that usually has sardines, shrimp, salmonetes, calamares, and chopitos.

And now...

Guess why the best time to visit Malaga is during the Feria de Agosto!