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Madrid
USEFUL FACTS
Population: 3.265.038 inhabitants.
Location: Madrid is located in the centre part of the Iberic Peninsula, a few kilometers north from Cerro de los Angeles (Angel´s Hill).
Climate: If you like the snow, you will love Madrid during the winter; it gets really cold, frequent winter storms. During the summer, it gets really warm, especially during July and August; you can plan a trip to the beach!
Currency: Euro
Places to visit: the Prado´s Museum, one of the most important in the world, specially dedicated to the Painting. The National Archeological Museum, the Museum of the History of Madrid, better known as the municipal museum, has important pieces of Madrid's history.
You can't miss a visit to the majestic National parks and gardens in Madrid!
Transportation: autovias, subway, train, busses, air transportation.
Sports: Madrid is the birthplace of the Real Madrid team, an important icon in the European soccer league.
Granada
Get to your Spanish course by plane.
Ryanair and Monarch Airlines fly regularly to the Granada airport, via connecting daily flights to/from Madrid and Barcelona, and from there to all major international airports. Malaga and Algeria airports (EasyJet, Hapagfly, Ryanair, AirBerlin, Vueling, Helvetic and Flybe), are one hour and 45 minutes by bus to Granada.
Granada has good bus service to Malaga and other cities.
There are some International Coach Services that run routes to Granada (e.g. SAIA and Mundial). Please check the International Coach Services in your city. There are scheduled buses every hour to Granada from Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga and Algeria.
Via private car to Granada.
Along the coast, from Barcelona, you can take the AP7 motorway (with toll) to Allocate and then the A-92 motorway (free) to Granada. From Madrid, take the A-4 motorway to Jaén, and then to Granada.
Granada by train. No problem.
From/via Madrid is the best train route to Granada.
Denia (Coast)
Air
The airports of Alicante and Valencia are situated the same distance from Denia. However, the airport of Alicante has the most international connections. Charter lines provide the cheapest solution (e.g. Air 2000, Monarch, Britania, Uk leisure, LTU and Hapag-Lloyd).
Bus
There are some international bus companies passing through Denia. Please check in the central bus station in your city or with any travel agency. From Barcelona and Madrid, there are scheduled buses to Denia. From Alicante and Valencia, there are buses going to Denia (UBESA company).
Car
Take the motorway from Barcelona to Alicante and turn off at exit Nr. 62 (Ondara/Denia). A toll charge must be paid on the motorway.
Train
There are national and international (change on the border) trains to Valencia and Alicante. Alicante is connected to Denia by the historic local train service.
Valencia
Valencia has a good Public Transportation System consisting of buses with a constant schedule Also there are the ferries, the subway network, and the local airport that connects the city and the airport. This makes possible an effective way of communication within Valencia and to the rest of the world.
If you are planning a short trip outside of Valencia, like to Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza or any other nearby city, you can travel by train, luxury tour bus, boat or by airplane. It is very easy to get around in Valencia. With 5 metro lines, buses and high speed tram routes the public transportation in Valencia is very well located.
Also, you can grab a taxi in the city of Valencia. There are approximately 3000 taxis around the city. This can be distinguished by the following characteristics: the vehicles are white with a slogan saying “Area de Valencia” in the drivers’ door.
The bicycles are a great option to move around Valencia. The city counts with a circuit of 108 km in the urban area for bicycles. This circuit is very efficient among the population.
Malaga
Why Malaga?
Despite its connection to the Costa de Sol, Malaga is not a tourist city. The people you will meet in Malaga are Spaniards, enjoying their beaches, bars and restaurants, at their prices!
With its international airport and modern motorway network Malaga is easy to get to and perfectly located for visiting other cities of Andalucía such as: Granada, Sevilla, Cádiz, Nerja, etc. and even a weekend escape into Africa!
In Malaga you will find a Mediterranean lifestyle. Andalucians live life to the full making the most of their beaches, climate and music. The beach front restaurants and the many tapas bars and clubs to be found in the city are full of friendly local people, making it easy to meet Spaniards.
The Mediterranean climate of hot (but not too hot!) summers and mild, fairly dry winters, provides a perfect environment for relaxation and study.
In the summer (July, August and September) the temperature is generally in the upper 20s and lower 30s. It rarely, if ever, goes above 35ºC. Malaga is famous for having one of the best climates in Europe and our students can be seen sunbathing by the side of our pool during most of the year.
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