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The director, Jorge, is very helpful and a nice person too. Javier is a great master teacher of the…read moreSpanish language and also a talented conversation teacher. The cooking class was also excellent, as well as the chicken mole meal that we made.

This school exceeded my expectations. They have classes and activities to fit your goals. Some…read morestudents stay months and become fluent in Spanish and some stay a few weeks like me. AHA is centrally located and offers very good homestays. If you are a beginner I suggest one of the extra classes after the 8:30 to 11:30 class. The private lessons are very good but you need to book them a few weeks before your arrival. The school has an open air atrium that is absolutely beautiful. The teachers were very good and you will meet lifelong friends. I suggest you fly into QRO and arrive a few days before class begins. I am returning in 2025.

This location has been used for many movies. . It's also a popular spot for weddings and…read morereceptions. It's a really gorgeous spot with the view of the cathedral just behind it. There is a small kitchen that serves few light snacks and coffee if you're just strolling through and want to take in the beautiful courtyard.

This is an art school that caters to English speakers. The building is worth a look, it's a nice…read morecolonial style building with courtyards and columns and is a very pleasant space. I was told that the school was started by American veterans after World War II using veterans benefits money. It seems to be a big success. If you are here for a longer time, you might consider signing up for some classes.There are several offices and shops such as a bookstore inside, and in one corner there is a coffee shop that serves breakfast and lunch.

I spent a few days trying out other Spanish schools in San Miguel and then I discovered El Liceo…read more By far my best experience! Great teachers, fun classes and programs totally customizable to your level, schedule and needs. Oh, and a great location!

What an absolute gem! I was lucky to stumble upon Liceo de la Lengua and selected it because it…read morealso has a kids camp. My kids loved it! They went to the various markets, parks and heladerías. Even after a month there, they were happy to go to each day. I really enjoyed my classes and plan to return next summer. Highly recommend!

We arrived for a great breakfast at the outdoor cafe and then visited all the galleries and shops…read morethe rest of the morning. What an amazing venue and lovely way to spend the morning. Although we were there on a nice sunny day, this would also be a great spot to visit if the weather wasn't cooperating. I wish I had brought an extra suitcase, so much great art, items and unique and inspiring pieces.

If you're looking for more of the upscale Carmel-by-the-Sea vibe, you can find it here in spades…read more It's far enough from Zona Centro for you to avoid most of the tourist congestion but close enough to stroll over. Arresting pieces of public art come into view before you get to the entrance of this former textile factory. Too bad they've been placed rather unphotogenically in the parking lot (Photo 8). They've done an excellent job renovating the buildings and sprucing up the grounds. There are three upmarket components to this expansive complex: art galleries, retail stores, and cafes. It can make for a pleasant browsing experience should you be in the mood for it, but if not, it illustrates a rather polarizing divide between the haves and have-nots in San Miguel de Allende. If you're seriously considering a purchase here, you know which camp you're in. There's certainly enough outdoor furniture and ornate bric-a-brac here to fill your summer home. The only items Jamie W and I bought were a pair of iced coffees and an artful slice of apple pie at Geek & Coffee, a charming terrace cafe on the grounds (Photo 16), a pleasant break before we headed back to town. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/4NSK-pc5tS