Where is the Best Place to
Learn Spanish in Spain?
OUR TOP SECRET DESTINATIONS:
TOLEDO and CUENCA world heritage cities,
land of Don Quixote in the vibrant heart of Spain.
TOLEDO is the city of the 3 cultures, a labyrinth of narrow streets, plazas an inner patios, a living monument to the city former Roman, Jewish and Muslim inhabitants.
CUENCA the arab city from the 8 century, built with the nature on the rocks.
Located across a steep spur, whose slopesdescend
into deep gorges of the Júcar and Huécar rivers.
DISCOVER Toledo and Cuenca, unique, singular and authentical Spanish living towns, ideal for young people and students that search a vibrant but safe cities.
Outdoor activities, canoeing, kayaking and rafting, biking, rock climbing, horseback riding, ...
Toledo and Cuenca, safe cities.
An Introduction to Spanish Cuisine and much more...
Fun, enjoyment, sense of community, shared experience
Our host families are very carefully chosen. Selected for their kindness and the homely atmosphere they provide.
Toledo and Cuenca, in the Region of Castile-La Mancha in the heart of Spain.
ABOUT US
DICOVER SPANISH IN THE HEART OF SPAIN,
is a consortium between
AULA TOLEDO and TRIVIUM CUENCA
our priority is to provide the best service
and fully meet the needs of every student.
Aula Toledo has been accredited by Instituto Cervantes - a high quality,
responsive and personalized approach is fundamental to our teaching.
Trivium Cuenca is one of the oldest languages schools in Spain
and organizes European Programs such as Erasmus Plus.
Maite López
Directora de
Aula Toledo
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Licenciada en Economía, por la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (España) 2005
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Master en Internacionalización de la Empresa, por el CECO, con beca ICEX.
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Master Business Administration, por el Instituto de Empresa.
Germán Olarieta
Director de
Trivium Cuenca
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Licenciatura en Filología Clásica y Arte.
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Filología Románica (Literaturas Hispánicas, Lenguas y Culturas).
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Estudios de Teatro, Cine y Televisión
por la Universidad de Johan - Wolfgang von Goethe
en Frankfurt/M. (Alemania) 1994