Upcoming Gastronomy Festivals in Valencia
Food in the region of Valencia offers a variety of traditional flavors and culinary delights! As part of the Mediterranean family, Valencian cuisine is full of delicious and healthy recipes, based around fresh fish, seafood, rice, fruit, and vegetables. Although paella (the famous rice dish from Valencia) is the one people usually associate with Valencian cuisine, […]
Learn More About “Football Spanish”
If you’re an avid football fan or you’re particularly interested in the Spanish game, then this blog is for you! Football in Spain is a huge part of the culture so learning some vocabulary associated with this sport goes a long way when immersing in the culture and getting to know the locals even better. […]
Student Interview: 4 Week Winter Volunteer Program
Michaela is currently studying Psychology and Spanish Language and Literature at her University in Minnesota,USA. She came to Valencia with her university group for a four week intensive Study Abroad Program with Euroace that included a Spanish history course (in Spanish) and a Volunteering program in the local community. What did you like best about Valencia? I […]
Main Events in Valencia in 2020!
If 2020 is the year you have chosen to come to study in Valencia, or you are already living here, then here are some of the major events you might want to add to your diary! From local traditions to international events, you’ll be sure to immerse yourself in the Spanish culture and understand the Spanish way of life […]
Student Interview: Long-term Internship and Spanish Classes
James is a student from the UK who joins us in Valencia for 7 months to do an Internship with an organization working with human resources and at the same time, participating in group and private Spanish classes. He’s already been here for about half the duration of his entire program so we had a chat […]
Spanish Grammar: Me gusta
Probably one of the most commonly used verbs in Spanish, GUSTAR is a must to get to grips with from the start! “Me gusta” is one of the very first phrases you will learn, but here’s a quick explanation of really understanding how to use it and to apply this rule to other similar verbs […]
What’s the Three Kings Day?
The Day of the Three Kings in Spain means it’s time for presents, a gorgeous parade full of sweets, music and fireworks! Did you know that in many Spanish homes, the main event of the holidays is not on Christmas Day but in January? In Spain, January 6th is known as “El Día de los […]
