Mexico is a large country containing almost 2 million square kilometers. The topography is very diverse, and the climate reflects this fact. At any time of the year you can find an area of Mexico with a perfect climate. For this reason many people choose to learn Spanish in Mexico. Many parts of the central highlands and some coastal locations, have "perfect" weather all year round. The population is approximately 100 million, and it is also very diverse.

Take Spanish courses in Mexico and you will have the opportunity getting to know people from more than 50 distinct Indian cultures existing together with the Spanish speaking 'Mestizos' (mixed Indian and European, who make up the main population). Spanish is the official language and is spoken by the majority. Besides taking your Spanish courses in Mexico there are countless things you could do. Since Mexico is a famous place for tourists it would be difficult to name an activity that you like to do, that you can't do there. In the larger cities, you can attend events such as the opera, symphony, professional sports, etc. Smaller centers have folk festivals, stage plays, fiestas, flea markets, street musicians, etc. Most places have movie theaters, golf courses, and wonderful plazas where people gather in the evenings. Therefore, attending one of the Spanish courses in Mexico is a great way to launch your Mexican lifestyle.

The coastal areas offer marvelous fishing, diving, snorkeling, and beach activities. The highlands offer hiking and the exploring of ancient ruins and colonial buildings. So there are also many outdoor activities to do while you learn Spanish in Mexico. Another reason for many people taking Spanish courses in Mexico is its rich cultural heritage. The Aztec, a very popular civilization dominated Mexico for nearly 200 years (1345 A.D.-1521 A.D.) and was flourishing when Spanish conquerors arrived in 1519. The Aztecs used an elaborate system of taxing and patronage to subjugate an enormous empire that stretched well into Central America. Their mighty empire came to a sudden and tragic end in 1521, although much of its influence is still present today in the culture of the central plateau region. To learn Spanish in Mexico also means discovering the mystic ancient Aztec culture with its traditions and customs and will be a long lasting experience in one’s life.