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Learn
Spanish in Mendoza!
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A.I.E.
offers the highest quality in intensive Spanish courses in Argentina.
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A.I.E. Spanish Language Schools are dedicated exclusively to teaching
Spanish as a foreign language in Patagonia (Bariloche city),
Buenos Aires and Mendoza.
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The
students can combine our locations achieving a continuous learning.
All
A.I.E Schools (Patagonia, Buenos Aires and Mendoza) work with
the same learning method, materials and books, levels, programs and
the same quality of teachers. Only a Institution with a trajectory
of 16 years offering Spanish programs for foreigners could achieve
this kind of internal structure.
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Mendoza
City, its mountains and nature!
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Intensive
Spanish Courses
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Mendoza
is the combination between a big city and beautiful nature. It offers
mountains, lakes, rivers and nature.
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Study
Spanish language with A.I.E.! We work all year-round with own books
and materials in seven Spanish levels.
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AIE
Spanish school in Mendoza
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A.I.E.
School in Mendoza
Our school is located downtown Mendoza. Beautiful and
modern classrooms with a coffee Salon to enjoy your class break.
You will find a perfect combination between a big city and beautiful
nature. Near by all historical buildings, theatres, museums, restaurants,
bars and shopping areas.
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Mendoza
City
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Mendoza
is the most famous of Argentina’s wine-producing regions and
has become renown around the world in recent years for its excellent
malbecs, among other red varietals.
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Mendoza
is an incredible city. Surrounded by the Aconcagua Mountain on one
side and drained by the Desaguadero and the Mendoza rivers in the
east, the city of Mendoza is located at an altitude of 6959 m above
the sea level. The city experiences continental climate with warm
and dry summers and cold winters.
Mendoza
City, the capital, and the adjacent contiguous departments of Godoy
Cruz, Lujan de Cuyo, Maipú, Guaymallen and Las Heras are
known collectively as Gran Mendoza. It occupies 11% of the provincial
land area. The total population of Mendoza Province is around 1,700,000,
of which approximately 800,000 reside in Gran Mendoza.
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ACCESS
Visitors from abroad can reach Mendoza either via Santiago de Chile
or via Buenos Aires.
Santiago de Chile is 450 kilometers from Mendoza. Travel time is 45
minutes by plane or 6 by coach across the Andes, a trip with spectacular
views of Aconcagua, which is just a few kilometers off the road. Caution:
in Winter, the pass is often closed due to snowfall and/or thunderstorms.
Alternatively,
Mendoza can be reached via Buenos Aires. The distance is 1100 kilometers,
equaling a flight of one hour and forty minutes or a coach trip
of 14 hours.
The lovely city of Mendoza, the capital of the province nestled
near the foothills of the Andes in western Argentina, is a two-hour
flight or 12-hour bus ride from Buenos Aires. Mendoza has an international
airport. The region is vast, and drive times venues can take up
to an hour in some cases.
Mendoza
City is clean and orderly, with charming pedestrian walkways, arbors,
sidewalk cafes, tree-lined streets and many green plazas of distinctly
different architectural styles.
It
is known for it’s historical district, its many churches, museums
and cultural centers, and its parks. Of special note is the renowned
Parque General San Martín, which is crowned by the nationally
known historical monument Cerro de la Gloria. In the outskirts of
the city are Mendoza’s famous vineyards and wineries and such
historical sites as El Plumerillo, the campground of General San
Martin’s Army of Liberation.
Its location means Mendoza also draws visitors seeking outdoor adventures,
including treks (on foot and horseback), whitewater rafting, mountain
climbing, kayaking and hang gliding.
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