Diverse Spanish Lessons in Peru- Lima

Unique adventures await as you embark on your Spanish immersion experience in Lima. The city of Lima is as unique as its culture. The diverse Peruvian culture is influenced by Spanish, Amerindian and Asian cultures, which is one reason that tourists are flocking to Lima. The city is a thriving metropolis that boasts beautifully preserved historic architecture in addition to modern-day buildings and amenities.

Upon arriving to the Ecela study abroad school in Lima you will have a sense of the unique infusion of numerous cultures in the land. You will have the opportunity to mingle with fellow students, instructors and locals while you enjoy some of the native cuisine of Peru. You can try a restaurants in addition to food carts on the streets.

In addition to your scheduled classes you will have time to explore the city. This is a valuable opportunity for Spanish immersion in Lima while you practice your Spanish lessons in Peru. If you chose to explore the city on your own or with a fellow classmate you can use your knowledge of the language to ask for directions and hail a cab. A great starting point is the Plaza de Armas. The Plaza de Armas sits in the middle of the city and is surrounded by buildings that date back hundreds of years- including the Palacio Arzobispal, the Palacio de Gobierno, the Catedral de Lima, and the Museo Metropolitano de Teatro.

Venture a bit further and head down to Larcomar along the Pacific Ocean shores. Larcomar is a charming area of town boasting wonderful restaurants, a beautiful park, the beach, and of course shopping. While in Larcomar with your friends you can do some shopping, have dinner, visit the theater and catch a movie.

But if you’d prefer you can arrange a guided tour of the city which will stop at all the top tourist sites in Lima. With the increase of tourism to Lima tour companies are plentiful and numerous. You can schedule to see the city via double-decker bus, by bike, or by foot. Regardless of your method of transportation, you can put your Spanish lessons in Peru to the test with your guide.

Wherever you go you will see how immigrant cultures have fused. For example, when you have lunch or dinner in a local restaurant you will notice the dishes are a combination of Spanish and sometimes Asian tastes. Or you will be able to try a traditional dish that was a staple in the Amerindian culture, which is given a twist with Spanish seasonings. The food, along with music, dance and the visual arts, is a unique combination of the history of the land and the people who inhabit it.

The city of Lima is growing in popularity and for good reason. The beauty of this city is attracting tourists by record numbers. The people and vitality of the culture are becoming known around the world, and with the Elecla school you can experience it for yourself.

The Guidebooks on Lima, Peru …

Lonely Planet:

It’s a cultural phantasmagoria with a profusion of exceptional eateries, from humble to high-brow, all part of a gastronomic revolution more than 400 years in the making.This is Lima. Shrouded in history, gloriously messy and full of aesthetic delights. Don’t even think of missing it. more..

Frommer’s:

Once South America’s richest city, Lima was hailed the City of Kings by Spanish conquistadors….A mix of colonial heritage and Latin passion, grime and glamour — Lima is a tantalizing appetizer of what Peru has to offer. More…

How to Find Ecela Lima:

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Ecela Lima: Grimaldo del Solar 750
Phone: (1) 241 0918