
Sierra Nevada celebrates the World Snow Day with availability in most of its surface
Sierra Nevada celebrates this weekend the World Snow Day with more than 100 kilometers of skiable surface, the largest ski area of the season.
We propose you different activities to learn the spanish language, in our School and living the city.

Sierra Nevada celebrates this weekend the World Snow Day with more than 100 kilometers of skiable surface, the largest ski area of the season.

The Nativity scene is one of the Christmas traditions with more roots in Spain. It is the decorative element that most characterizes Spanish Christmas

The Christmas wraps Granada of great joy and hope, and like every year, the traditional Christmas lights accent marks the beginning of the holidays .

From the 17th until the 26th of November Granada presents the “Hocus Pocus Festival”, a festival dedicated to magic.

Granada CF conquested the field of CD Osasuna: the team obtained a tie during of its main important match of the season, which was influenced by the rain that forced both teams to minimize all the mistakes.

Here you can find a list of activities which will take place this weekend. In iNMSOL we suggest a lot of activities to improve your Spanish language

Granada is one of that cities famous for its beauty, history and people. This weekend, on the 23th and 24th of September, Granada ( in particular Cortijo del Conde) will host one of the most important music event of Andalusia: the Granada Sound. On the

From this December it will be possible to fly to/from Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Bilbao and Paris… Great news for the travel lovers!

For the 66th time our beautiful city organizes the International Festival of Music and Dance of Granada, which will take place from 23rd of June until 14th of July. Thirty-three different music and dance events will be performed in the most emblematic places of Granada during

The festival was first celebrated in Granada in the XVII century, when an alabaster cross was erected in 1625 in the district of San Lázaro, and all the locals celebrated by singing and dancing around it. In the early 20th century, the children of the Albaicín and Realejo neighbourhoods