15 interesting facts about Spain you did not know for sure! – learn Spanish at Academia CILE
13 July, 2016Read moreThere are many facts about Spain that not everybody knows and what are definitely very exciting to know. Did you know that….? Different ethnic groups have lived in the territory of Spain throughout the years, including such groups as Greeks, Romans, Moorish, Visigoths, Iberians or Celts. The Spanish language is the third most spoken language in the world with almost 400 millions of
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Things to see in Malaga: the Alcazaba palace and the Roman Theater
11 July, 2016Read moreThere are many things to see in the Costa del Sol. Malaga offers both entertainments and cultural heritage. The Alcazaba and Roman Theater are one of the things you must see while staying here! While being in Malaga, the visit of the Alcazaba is definitely a must. This astonishing Arabic style palace is located in the heart of the
Things you must know about coffee in Malaga – study Spanish at Academia CILE
7 July, 2016Read moreThe culture of coffee in Malaga is something really particular. When you order coffee, you will have to choose from different types of it. Mostly it is served in a glass which contains various mixing proportions of milk and coffee. These various mixing proportions were invented over 60 years ago by Jose Prado, the owner of Café Central (the oldest cafe in
A trip to Granada: the beauty of Iberian peninsula – Spanish courses by Academia CILE
6 July, 2016Read moreOne of the most well-known cities of Spain is Granada, which is located not far away from Malaga so once you are here, you definitely have to go on a trip to Granada at least for a short visit. The present-day city was founded in the 11th century, when the unified Moorish caliphate collapsed but was converted into some independent Moorish
Spanish food: Boquerones in Malaga – Spanish courses in Spain by Academia CILE
5 July, 2016Read moreWhile being in Malaga you have a lot of things to try. Apart from being a place of a series of cultural attractions and discoveries, it also offers a great range of gastronomic variety. One of the things that visitors are attracted by the most , is, of course, the espeto malagueño, or so-called boquerón – Malaga’s anchovy. You will hardly find
