Study Abroad 2010: Spain!

We continue our top study abroad locations of 2010 with Spain! Often ranked as one of the top ten worldwide study abroad locations, this southern European country has plenty to offer students and travelers alike.

Getting Around Spain

Madrid Offers Impressive Architecture

Madrid Offers Colorful Scenery

Madrid, Barcelona, Granada, Salamanca, San Sebastian, Seville, Valencia. You can’t go wrong when choosing where to go in Spain. The capital city of Madrid, also known as the “cultural center” of Spain, offers famous museums, theaters and renowned architectural structures and monuments. Then there’s Barcelona, the fashion-forward Spanish city with an immensely diverse population. Consider the first-rate programs at the University of Barcelona, as well as the round-the-clock nightlife, international music scenes, and delicious cuisine.

Want a break from the big city? Try the small and friendly Spanish university town of Salamanca. Study Spanish language in its “purest” form, Castilian. The town’s beauty resonates from its time as a summer resort for Spain’s wealthiest families. Another option is exploring the beaches of San Sebastian. Resting at the foot of the Pyranees Mountains, this ancient city is known for its crescent-shaped bay (La Concha) with its beaches and port. A perfect starting point for travel through Spain or France.

Gateway to Europe

Explore the Strait of Gibraltar

Explore the Strait of Gibraltar

One reason for Spain’s popularity is its close proximity to many other European countries. A short plane or train ride and you’ll find yourself relaxing in one of France’s famous street-side cafes, sunbathing in Portugal, or savoring a gelato in Tuscany.

Of course, if you really want to enjoy the beaches, Spain is perfect. The country is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the Strait of Gibraltar, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Bay of Biscay. There’s no shortage of gorgeous turquoise waters to dip your toes into!

Study Abroad

When is the best time to study in Spain? Located in southern Europe, Spain great weather year round. Summer and Fall will bring the warmest temperatures. Need help finding a study abroad program? Fear not. Check out these great programs on Gulliver. Take beginner courses in Spanish or perfect your knowledge of the language and culture. Discover the art scene in Spain or master Flamenco dancing in Madrid. Still in high school? Check out AmeriSpan’s Teen Summer Camp in Salamanca.

Let Gulliver help you plan your adventure! Check out our Prepare the Go section for information on visas, passports, scholarships, internet and cell phone service, and other travel tips.

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