The legend of Boabdil, the last King of the Moors of Granada, is still alive. After the Christians conquered the city in 1492, he was banished into exile. At a certain point from the city, he turned around to take one last look at his beloved Granada, sank his head and began to weep. In that moment he remembered his mother's words, do not cry as a woman for something that you were unable to defend as a man.

Anyone who has visited Granada at least once can understand Boabdil because the atmosphere of Granada is fantastic each and every day.

Granada is certainly the city in Europe with the most evident traces of the Moorish empire. The majesty of the Alhambra Palace dominates the city. The Albaicin, the gypsies' quarter, the Sacromonte with the small rebuilt pubs and Flamenco stages are all witness to a lively past.

However, Granada is not just history. The "Granadinos" say that what counts is now. Granada is a lively university city with about 60,000 students, which of course influences the vibrant nightlife. University was founded in 1.531 and is one of the oldest in Spain.

The advantage of being a language student is that you don't have to feel guilty when you are out enjoying yourself because meeting new people and chatting in Spanish is an important part of the learning process.

Our Spanish School is celebrating its 10th anniversary, occupies an entire five-storey building. The school is light and airy, with lots of windows and balconies overlooking the street. The atmosphere at the school is intimate and relaxed. Above all, the building is centrally heated and air-conditioned –both indispensable features in Granada, where summer and winter temperatures can be extreme

Just like all other Quality Courses schools, our school in Granada is equipped with modern teaching aids such as computers and audiovisual equipment. The recreational room is on the lower level. Here, you can watch TV or a video, listen to music, read books or newspapers, play board games or darts, etc. The school is located in a safe, quiet area in the city centre, just a stone’s throw from the cathedral and within walking distance of the Alhambra, the Albaicín and the Conference Centre. Buses depart not far from the school almost every hour for the Sierra Nevada or the Mediterranean coast.