12 language schools in Granada from 134€ for a 1 week Spanish course
Granada ratings & opinions
How our students rated their experience
What our students said about Granada
Granada is an excellent city to visit. It has a rich history and cultural heritage. The Alhambra must go. Beyond the architecture and history, Granada's setting is also quite beautiful. The city is nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, providing a dramatic backdrop. And the mild Mediterranean climate makes it pleasant to explore the city's sights and landmarks year-round. Overall, I think Granada is a fantastic destination, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in Spanish history and culture.
I was hesitant to go because I saw on the news that the temperature was up to 38 °C. However, it was more comfortable than in other cities, as the temperature drops enough in the mornings and evenings to be cool enough to wear a long-sleeved shirt.
Great city, many things to do. Natural places to go, lot of opportunities to explore historical sites, and simply a very authentic city and chill to live in. I could easily do everything I normally did
I have been visiting Granada since 1995 and it is one of my favourite cities. It is wonderful, exciting, so much to do and very beautiful in parts. People are friendly and straight talking, love it.
This city surpassed my expectations, and I enjoyed exploring historical sites, as well as participating in hikes and mountain bike excursions in the nearby Sierra Nevada mountains.
Granada is a fabulous city. It's got a bit of everything and it's very affordable. The transport links are good and the staff at Linguaschools provided great tips and suggestions.
I thought the city was beautiful particularly when the weather was cold crisp mornings and bright sunny days. It is a small city so can see and do most things within a week.
I always feel safe there, it is a well-organized city and you quickly become familiar with this city. I have been to Granada many times and will come again more often.
Besides the well-known tourist attractions (Alhambra), there are plenty of less touristy places and paths that illustrate the charm of the city.
Granada is a very beautiful city with old buildings, churches, attractive Albaycin and Alhambra, nice tapas bars and cafés. Friendly people
What language school directors said about Granada

With its world-famous Alhambra, rich culture and lively nightlife, it is the ideal place for both studying and taking a holiday.

Granada is a cultural town: a Moorish city surrounded by historic buildings; it is a place for the Flamenco finders and lovers, and student-based city.

It's an amazing city with centuries of history and a multicultural atmosphere, also reflected in its different areas. Close to mountains and the sea.
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Granada

Nice, friendly teachers. Enthusiastic also with the evening program.
No, Maria was a top teacher.
5 May 2025
Course: Intensive Course - 1 week
Student age: 61 years

I loved every second of it the. Teachers were amazing.
1 January 2025
Course: Intensive 20 - 24 weeks
Student age: 26 years

I was warmly welcomed at the school and immediately provided with all the information I needed, both verbally and in writing. The lesson times were ideal for me, as was the organisation of the lessons. Our two teachers, Pablo and Fransisco, were committed, extremely competent and very empathetic - I was more than impressed. If I were ever to attend a language course again, this school would be my absolute first choice. Everything was just right here - the organisation, the composition of the learning group, the provision of teaching materials and, above all, our teachers. Respect and many thanks for that.
The atmosphere at the school is very welcoming.
29 October 2024
Course: Intensive 20 - 2 weeks
Student age: 71 years

The diversity of the students. There was no senior course, so I was in a mixed group in terms of age. If you are not a beginner, the international exchange is interesting. The location was perfect, in the old Arab quarter of Albaicin in Granada.
29 October 2024
Course: Intensive Course - 1 week
Student age: 67 years

The teachers are kind and the classes are small.
10 October 2024
Course: Intensive Course - 1 week
Student age: 56 years
Information about Granada
Key Facts about Granada
- Price index excluding rent: 56* (44% cheaper than New York)
- Price index including rent: 36* (64% cheaper than New York)
- Price index food only:44* (56% cheaper than New York)
- Big Mac price (Spain average):4.14 € (7% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Weather in Granada
Events in Granada

November 2025International magic festival, inaugurated in 2001, with magic shows, literary competitions, a trade fair, and a special gala day for educators in honour of children's rights.
What to do in Granada








Arrival airports
Public transportation to city center:
Every 60 minutes, 30 minutes.
Main stops: Granada Airport, Estacion de Autobuses, Caleta, Estacion de tren de Granada, Catedral de Granada
Taxi: 15 minutes drive to city center of Granada
Public transportation to city center:
5 per day, 135 minutes.
Main stops: Aeropuert Malaga, Granada
Taxi: 90 minutes drive to city center of Granada
Q&A - Questions about Spanish courses and schools in Granada
If we want to visit the Alhambra, what do we need to bear in mind for our trip to Granada?
Does Granada have an airport? Which is the nearest airport?
I would like to take the SIELE Exam in Granada. Can you recommend a school that is an official examination center?
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Spanish Courses in Granada
Can a 56-year-old take the general course for one year?
You can also select "Senior Courses(50 plus)" from the filter at the top of the page and click "Calculate price comparison" to view all senior courses offered in the city.”
Are there language courses for complete beginner?
If there are not enough students at your language level, one-on-one classes or mini group classes will be offered instead, and the number of weekly classes will be reduced accordingly.”