The capital of Colombia is located 2.600 meters above sea level in an extensive plain on the Andes mountain range. It is a vibrant city in continuous expansion, with almost eight million inhabitants coming from all over the country and from the rest of the world. Bogotá is considered as the most important cultural center in Colombia because festivals, business rounds, congresses and international fairs are held here. There are also more than 50 museums, among which the following stand out: The Gold Museum, The National Museum, The Botero Museum, The Silva Poetry House and La Quinta de Bolívar, among others.

Bogotá is a city in constant transformation, where you can observe the contrast between modernity and history. As you walk through the magical neighborhood of La Candelaria, you will find the houses where colonial life and the independence movement developed. A few meters from La Candelaria is located ¨The international center¨ with its offices and modern buildings that will make you feel that you went from the XNUMXth to the XNUMXst century in just a few streets.

Here it is impossible to get bored, there are many activities and plans for all tastes. The nightlife offers: theaters, concerts, bars, pubs, craft breweries and clubs where you can have fun and dance. Nearby you will find places to visit such as: the Guatavita lagoon, where El Dorado is supposed to be located (with this name the Spaniards identified the place where the indigenous people kept the gold), The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá, La Laguna del Neusa, Natural Parks and a wide range of typical and local food in magnificent restaurants within the city or outside of it.

In the city you can find countless places and activities to practice sports. Every Sunday you can participate in the bicycle lane. An event in which the main streets of the city are closed and are destined for the exclusive use of athletes and pedestrians. For all the above, Bogotá is a wonderful destination to take your Spanish courses.

Nueva Lengua It is located in one of the most traditional neighborhoods of the city, Quinta Camacho. With excellent access roads and a few meters from the transmilenio stations (the city's mass transport system) ¨flores¨ and ¨calle 72¨.

The school is surrounded by cozy restaurants, galleries, bookstores and cafes.