Spanish Schools in Quetzaltenango

When you're planning to go abroad to study Spanish, it's always important to find a location that offers lots to see and do and is central to many other attractions and events. The Spanish schools in Quetzaltenango can offer just that. There are many wonderful areas to see and many things to do both in and around Quetzaltenango. Since the name of the city is so long and cumbersome, most locals simply refer to the city as Xela.

For those that come to the Spanish schools in Quetzaltenango, a relaxing soak in a natural hot spring is just the thing to unwind after a hard day. Located about 3000 meters up the Zunil Pico Mountain are the Fuentes Georginas hot springs baths. It's possible to simply hire a local driver to take you to the baths, and once there you can sit in the natural beauty of the area and look out over the lush forests and hills surrounding the area. Hiking, horseback riding and even 4X4 day trips are all popular activities for day trips out of the city.

If you prefer to stay within the city of Quetzaltenango there is still lots to see and do. The Spanish schools in Quetzaltenango take advantage of the many cultural events and encourage students to wander through the Parque Central and talk to the local people that gather there. In addition to just a great place to talk, there are also several historical buildings around the Parque Central, including the Casa de Cultura and the Pasaje Enriquez, originally developed in the early 1900’s to hold upscale stores. Now partially restored, this magnificent building is home to several bars, restaurants and entertainment venues.

A trip to Quetzaltenango would not be complete without watching a traditional Mayan ceremony. Clothing and dancing will be a major part of the ceremony and it is a wonderful and lively experience. If you attend one of the many Spanish schools in Quetzaltenango, the event will be part of your itinerary, but if you're traveling on your own, simply check with your hotel or resort staff and they'll help you find the times and places for the ceremonies. Plan to visit Quetzaltenango and see the traditional - and native - side of Guatemala.

Spanish Language Schools in Quetzaltenango

For complete information on the courses offered by the Spanish language school(s) recommended by ABT in Quetzaltenango, just click on the link(s) below:
CELAs Maya
Miguel Angel Asturias
Ulew Tinimit