Pride is coming! July is just around the corner and with that comes Madrid’s most famous and anticipated week: Pride Week! From the 28th of June to the 7th of July, there will be 10 days of festivities including concerts,…
[Pincha aquí para la versión en español] If you’re moving to Madrid, you’ll be happy to hear that there are various different means for you to transport around the city and surrounding community of Madrid. Certain parts of the transportation…
Getting to Barcelona from Madrid is quite an easy feat for even an inexperienced traveler! Any method of travel is open to you, as you can take the fast train, the long distance bus, or an airplane straight to Barcelona….
Plaza de Toros Las Ventas is the third largest bullfighting ring in the entire world, and its right here in Madrid! Bullfighting is a traditional Spanish art in which an individual, typically a man, with a sword and a cape…
Welcome to the Native Language College! The Native Language College is located in one of the best possible spots in Madrid, it’s very heart, La Puerta del Sol, surrounded by…
Looking to find vintage clothing in Madrid, but not sure where to look? Lucky for you, there are many different vintage clothing stores in Madrid, especially in a few of the neighborhoods that are considered more “hipster,” (for example Malasana)….
Madrid is HUGE on nightlife. Some say that the clubs in Madrid are the best in the world. With seven storied nightclubs like Kapital, it’s hard to disagree with that statement! However, it’s possible that you might not want to…
In Spain, we eat lunch much later in the day than most other cultures, that is, between the hours of 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm. If you’re an international student, you may be used to eating lunch much earlier in…
Working on your Spanish and looking for books to read that are on your level? If you’re a young adult who has just started to learn Spanish, chances are you aren’t going to want to read a Spanish children’s book….
Breakfast, or desayuno, in Spain might be very different from what you might be typically used to. Breakfast in most European countries verges on the smaller side. Unlike the classic breakfasts from the UK or North America, The Spanish don’t…
