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I happen to have a lot of leisure time during the next ten months and I am thinking about taking a trip to Spain. The purpose would be an extended vacation of course, and to learn as much Spanish as possible. I plan to move around a lot, so does anyone have any suggestions about where to visit? What month(s) should I go? Thanks!

Resulta que tengo un montón de tiempo libre durante los próximos diez meses y estoy pensando en hacer un viaje a España. El objetivo sería unas largas vacaciones, por supuesto, y de aprender tanto español como sea posible. Mi plan para moverse mucho, así que, ¿alguien tiene alguna sugerencia sobre qué visitar? ¿En qué mes o meses debo dirigirme? ¡Gracias!

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updated Feb 6, 2011
posted by Alealejandro

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You simply must read this thread, Joe has only just returned from a memorable trip to Granada and surroundings, city you can't misswink

Best place in Spain however: Madrid!!! Ask Eddy, he was here to visit!

Don't miss his thread, he visited incredible places like Salamanca, Madridraspberry, Madrid, raspberry, Madrid:p jeje

updated May 27, 2012
posted by 00494d19
There you have it! The word from our unbiased aministrator. - samdie, Nov 9, 2010
if thats where you live id rather not. how about savilla instead? - jizzy2k, Nov 14, 2010
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valencia in march for ¨las fallas¨ spains third city is amazing and as yet overlooked by mass tourism.

updated Feb 6, 2011
posted by raymondray
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If you like wild natural beauty, heat and unspoilt beaches you should visit Cabo de GataNatural Park in southern Spain. It's where Europe's only desert meets the sea. The whole area is a protected park and very beautiful in a wild way. Almeria is the nearest large city.

updated Feb 6, 2011
posted by parking
Parking, welcome to the forum. That is an interesting name. - Yeser007, Feb 6, 2011
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Granada in late May because tenerife gardens are in full bloom which is next to Alhambra, the Moorish castle, and the heat of summer is avoided this way. There are a fair amount of fiestas going on at this time. cool smile grin

updated Nov 14, 2010
posted by alma20mia
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Hola!

The same happened to me, got some free time and decided to travel to Spain. Depending on your current location and taste, you may or may not miss sunshine and good weather. In case you miss them, I'd highly recommend south of Spain, such as Malaga, Grenada, Cadiz for the winter months. There are several language courses and other activities to enjoy and you can get a fairly authentic feel of the local life since the touristic season is over. I realize Malaga is a good hub, you can easily catch a bus or train, even a plane and travel to other towns in Andalucia or further in Spain. Renting a car is very cheap in Spain too! There is a peculiar accent spoken here in Andalucia though, it may be a bit different from what you have learnt so far. I personally find it rather cute smile In any case, I wish you a memorable stay in Spain! wink Anna

updated Nov 14, 2010
posted by Bolondgomba
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I happen to have a lot of leisure time during the next ten months and I am thinking about taking a trip to Spain. The purpose would be an extended vacation of course, and to learn as much Spanish as possible. I plan to move around a lot, so does anyone have any suggestions about where to visit? What month(s) should I go? Thanks!

Your profile doesn't give much information about your level of Spanish etc. However, I'd say, avoid July and August in the tourist zones. You need to say what your interests are and your level of Spanish in order to get good advice.

You lucky person, I hope you have fun.

updated Nov 9, 2010
posted by lagartijaverde
I would say beginner, but I can understand it pretty well because I watch a lot of Spanish TV shows and listen to a lot of Spanish music. Thinking in Spanish is what I yearn for. - Alealejandro, Nov 9, 2010
If you can put the above in your profile it really helps SD members to answer you back. If at all possible, leave the forum messages while your on your trip. People love that kind of thing! - bandit51jd, Nov 9, 2010
Messages should be in the question part, oops, sorry. - bandit51jd, Nov 9, 2010
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I would encourage you to go and have a wonderful time. My favorite city is Barcelona, but of course they speak Catalin there, but you can still use your Spanish. There are so many beautiful places to visit, and the people are lovely.

For me, I would avoid the dead of summer because it gets VERY very hot!

updated Nov 9, 2010
posted by Echoline