Learn Spanish in Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the Balearic Islands.
Palma combines a historic old town with beaches, a lively harbour and a pleasant Mediterranean climate. Our school here is Maxx Institutes Palma.
Why Palma de Mallorca is a great place to learn Spanish
Palma is a real city of around 420,000 people, with a cultural life that goes far beyond tourism. You can learn Spanish, explore the old town after class and be on the beach in minutes. Spanish and Catalan (Mallorquí) are both spoken here.
- Old town Visit the Gothic cathedral La Seu, the Almudaina palace and the narrow streets of the old town.
- Beaches Enjoy the beaches close to the city, or discover the coves around the island.
- Island trips Take the historic train to Sóller, or explore the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Spanish schools in Palma de Mallorca
Maxx Institutes Palma
Study Spanish in the sun on Mallorca!Our newest language school – Maxx in Palma
What makes Palma de Mallorca special
Mallorca is much more than beaches: mountain villages, monasteries, markets and cycling routes make it a varied destination. Palma, with its cafés, galleries and lively squares, is the ideal base.
Accommodation in Palma de Mallorca
You can stay with host families. You book your accommodation together with your course; it usually runs from the Sunday before your course starts to the Saturday after it ends, and extra nights can be added.
Frequently asked questions about learning Spanish in Palma de Mallorca
Which Spanish courses can I take in Palma de Mallorca?
Our school in Palma de Mallorca offers intensive courses. Open the school above to see its courses, lessons per week and class sizes, and ask us if you are not sure which course suits you.
When is the best time to learn Spanish in Palma de Mallorca?
Spring and autumn are ideal: warm weather and fewer tourists. Summer is hot and busy; winters are mild, and the city is at its most local.
Is Palma a good place to learn Spanish outside the summer season?
Yes. Palma is a year-round city with a cultural life of its own. Spring, autumn and winter are quieter and more local, and the weather stays mild.
Do people in Mallorca speak Spanish or Catalan?
Both are official. You will hear Mallorquí, the local form of Catalan, and see it on signs, but Spanish is spoken by everyone and is the language of your course.
What can I do on the island at the weekend?
Take the historic train to Sóller, hike in the Serra de Tramuntana, visit mountain villages such as Valldemossa, or discover the coves around the island.
Ready to learn Spanish in Palma de Mallorca?
Book online in a few minutes – there is nothing to pay until the school has confirmed your place. Or ask us: we know every school personally.