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Language immersion in Mexico City

Language immersion is the heart of how we teach. We truly believe that a classroom alone is not the way to go when you want to learn a language; that’s why we immerse our students in everyday Mexican life and culture.

Experience everything that our city has to offer, from cool coffee shops to amazing restaurants that serve exquisite local gastronomy. Explore the city while you learn Spanish with the best teachers and tour guides in town!

Language immersion activities around the week

  • Visit lively typical markets.
  • Take a cooking lesson and savor the most exquisite traditional Mexican food.
  • Tours to art galleries and museums.
  • Day trip to Centro Histórico, where you will learn about Mexican history and the luscious colonial architecture.

Language immersion places you’ll visit

1

Espacio Escultórico

The sculpture space was inaugurated on April 23, 1979, designed by sculptor Federico Silva — a fascinating space located within the ecological reserve of Ciudad Universitaria (UNAM). A ring of Tezontle stone with black lava floor is the center; the stone sculptures contrast sharply with the beautiful landscape.

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Museo de Antropología

The National Museum of Anthropology was inaugurated on September 17, 1964 by president Adolfo López Mateos. An unmissable stop, this museum houses some of the most important archaeological and ethnographic pieces in the country. Architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez conceived that this building would not be a simple repository, since the museum is part of our cultural heritage and a piece of art itself.

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Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo)

The opening of this museum was in July 1958. Painted in a beautiful deep blue, it would seem that this house holds a bit of heaven — Casa Azul is Frida Kahlo’s intimate universe, where she lived for most of her life. Frida’s wish was to convert this house into a museum once she passed away; she wanted everyone to enjoy and learn about her legacy.

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Palacio de Bellas Artes

The Palace of Fine Arts was inaugurated on September 29, 1934 by president Abelardo Rodríguez. Located in the heart of Mexico City, this amazing venue has witnessed some of the most talented artists from Mexico and all over the world. It took 30 years to finish this work of art, and it now represents one of Mexico City’s most important milestones.

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Mercado de Jamaica

A hidden gem close to downtown, this flower market will blow your mind from the minute you walk in. Lose yourself in its colorful hallways and explore the many types of flowers on offer, then treat yourself to a delicious huarache con costilla afterwards.

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Book your language immersion walking tour

Ready to practice Spanish out in the city? Choose one of our guided walks, each led in Spanish by a certified teacher:

You can also see all our experiences, combine them with our Spanish courses, or contact us to plan your language immersion week.

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