A week in Madrid where the logistics are already handled and the Spanish is the work.
Fluenz runs its Madrid Spanish Bootcamp almost every Sunday of the year. The program is six days, Monday through Friday, based in the Salamanca district. The flight from Boston is an overnight trip of about seven hours, so you board in the evening and wake up in Madrid. Accommodations, breakfast, and working lunches are arranged before you arrive.
A trip to Madrid does not need a year of planning. The overnight flight from Boston takes about seven hours, which means you can board in the evening, sleep, and wake up in a European capital. Fluenz’s bootcamp is built to fit that schedule: you pick a Sunday, book the flight, and the program takes it from there. This October, the Fluenz Madrid bootcamp is offered with the logistics already set, so the decision is about the week, not the paperwork.
The Fluenz team handles the arrangements that usually take the most time. Accommodations in the Salamanca district are locked in. Breakfast is covered. Working lunches are set. When you arrive, the coaches are ready and the Spanish begins that morning. The planning that would otherwise compete with your attention is removed, so the week goes to the language. Madrid takes care of everything except the Spanish.
Once the classroom portion is over, the city becomes the place where the Spanish is used. Fluenz’s afternoons take you through world-class museums, where you can talk about what you see. At the Prado, Velázquez’s Las Meninas and Goya’s Black Paintings are on view. You can walk the Barrio de las Letras, past the house where Miguel de Cervantes lived and wrote. You also practice in the everyday spaces of Madrid: galleries, cafés, newspaper stands, grocery stores, and train stations. Each of those settings asks for the same Spanish you practiced that morning, in a different register.
How often does the Fluenz Madrid Spanish Bootcamp run?
Fluenz starts its Madrid bootcamp almost every Sunday of the year. You choose a Sunday and book the flight.
How long is the Fluenz Madrid bootcamp?
Six days, Monday through Friday, with coaching each morning and afternoon.
What is included with the Fluenz Madrid bootcamp?
Accommodations in the Salamanca district, breakfast, and working lunches are arranged. The coaches are ready to begin when you arrive.
How do I get to Madrid from Boston for the Fluenz bootcamp?
It is an overnight flight of about seven hours. You board in the evening, sleep, and arrive in Madrid.
Do I need to plan my own week in Madrid?
No. Fluenz arranges the lodging, breakfast, and working lunches, so your time goes to the Spanish.
Is the Madrid bootcamp a vacation?
No. It is a six-day intensive program with continuous Spanish output. It is not a relaxed trip, and it is built for adults who want to speak.
Reserve your week with Fluenz at Madrid Spanish Bootcamp, or contact guestcare@fluenz.com.