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Spanish Language School in Guanajuato
Activities and Excursions

From surveys conducted amongst our students, it is clear that extra-curricular activities and excursions are greatly appreciated. Not just as an opportunity for all the students to get to know one another better, but also to gain a better understanding of the culture and way of life of the country.

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Free Activities

• Welcome dinner on the first day of the course followed by a party. (*)
• Guided city tour. (*)
• Weekly singing lessons where you can learn traditional songs.
• Weekly dancing lessons.
• Films and documentaries of cultural interest are shown weekly.
  
  * The welcome dinner and the guided city tour only take place on official start dates for beginners. You can take part the following week, should you start on another date.
  
  Meeting Area Our Spanish Language school has a central meeting and recreational area for our students. Here you can watch TV, read the newspapers or a book, do your homework, and play chess or many other board games.

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Excursions

The number and diversity of excursions to interesting places in the vicinity at the weekend is great. There is no question of a standard offering. The students have an important voice in the excursion destinations. The excursions, for which you will pay a nominal fee, only go ahead if a sufficient number of people take part.

The activities and excursions are announced weekly in the office, where you can go with any queries or to put your name down.

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Fiestas and Celebrations

• Festival Cervantino, a major international art fiesta on the streets and theaters each October. After Miguel de Cervantes, author of "Don Quixote," whose plays are performed by college students on a small and picturesque plaza.
  
  
• Hot Air Baloon Festival, runs each November.
  
  
• Alfenique Fair, Last days of October, November 1st and 2nd, at San Fernando Square. Many vendors of almond candies in variated shapes, and traditional skulls labeled on foreheads with proper names. Prizes given to best works.
  
  
• The Festival de la Presa marks the start of the rainy season, and it officially begins on June 24th.

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