The Incas aborigines made Cusco a holy city, and a base of their vast empire. When the Spaniards invaded the city, they toppled down most of the Incan constructions in an attempt to minimize their influence and power. The result today is a blend of cultures, with many layers of history, and plentiful places to visit, to understand, and to discover. Cusco remains one of the most radiant expressions of Amerindian and mestizo; a mix of aborigines and Spaniards, a population and culture in all the American continents. The city displays local traditions, rituals, beliefs, festivals, monuments, and natural panoramas whose beauty can only be grasped once there.
More than five centuries of history are present in Cusco’s stone streets and buildings. Today, this city is dynamic, lively, progressive, and revolutionary. For this reason, and for all the beauty and history that is part of Cusco’s essence, it has been declared one of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Spanish in Cusco
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The Spanish school occupies a beautiful and historial 19th century home.
It is located about a three minute walk from the main plaza; the famous Plaza de Armas, which is also behind the Korikancha; the Temple of the Sun.
The building counts with about 17 classrooms, a video room, indoor patio, auditorium, an entertainment room, and an indoor plaza.
Airport Transfer Service: Available at Lima International airport at an extra cost. With this transfer service, plan to arrive on Saturday to Lima. You will be picked up at the airport and taken to a hotel in Lima. You will spend the night in Lima and be picked up the next day(Sunday) and be taken back to the airport. Your will have an e-ticket reserved to Cusco.
School Capacity: 65 students per day.
Students at the Spanish school
School facilities
Guided tours around Cusco
Courses Available in Cusco
Intensive (20 lessons/week)
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 4 students per class.
