Spanish Courses in Havana for Adults

The school is located in the heart of one of the city's most glamorous residential areas, Miramar. Loosely inspired by New York's quintessential district of Manhattan, the suburb is home to some of Cuba's most stunning streets as well as a number of luxurious hotels, embassies, consulates and international corporations.

Miramar has always been home to the elite, with a reputation for glamour and style dating back to before the Cuban revolution. The area boasts spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea and exquisite villas whose traditional facades blend effortlessly into the beauty of the surrounding nature.

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In a Caribbean atmosphere, you can learn Spanish as well as dancing at Sprachcaffe and thus immerse yourself a little deeper in Cuban culture. We offer this additional programme for guests who want to broaden their horizons and combine the language course with other programmes.

Havana, the vibrant and culturally rich capital of Cuba, hosts a wide array of captivating events and festivals throughout the year. The Havana Carnival, a colorful and lively summer celebration, transforms the streets into a dazzling display of vibrant costumes, traditional music, and dance. In January, the Havana International Jazz Festival, known as "Jazz Plaza," attracts music enthusiasts worldwide with its diverse lineup of local and international jazz musicians. The annual Havana International Book Fair, held in February, transforms the San Carlos de la Cabaña Fortress into a literary paradise, celebrating literature from Cuba and beyond. And in December, the Havana Film Festival showcases the best of Latin American and Cuban cinema, drawing filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from all corners of the globe. These events offer unique and immersive cultural experiences that reflect the heart and soul of Havana.

Havana International Book Fair (February) : In February, the Havana International Book Fair, held at the historic San Carlos de la Cabaña Fortress, celebrates literature from Cuba and around the world. It's a literary paradise offering books for sale, author readings, and engaging discussions, making it a must-visit for book lovers and a cultural highlight in Havana.

Havana Film Festival (December) : In December, the Havana Film Festival shines a spotlight on Latin American and Cuban cinema, drawing filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world. It features a diverse selection of films and documentaries, along with workshops and masterclasses, creating a unique platform to explore the world of Latin American and Cuban cinema.

Havana Carnival (Summer) : During the summer months, the Havana Carnival lights up the city with its vibrant parades, traditional music, and dance performances. Participants don elaborate costumes and masks, creating a colorful spectacle that celebrates the rich blend of African, Spanish, and Caribbean influences in Cuban culture. It's a lively and festive experience that allows both locals and visitors to immerse themselves in the exuberant spirit of Havana.

Havana International Jazz Festival (January) : In January, the Havana International Jazz Festival, known as "Jazz Plaza," transforms Havana into a haven for jazz enthusiasts. This renowned festival features an eclectic lineup of local and international jazz musicians. The event offers an array of performances, from traditional jazz to experimental styles, taking place at various venues across the city. It's an immersive celebration of jazz music, attracting global music lovers and showcasing the city's deep appreciation for this art form.