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I’ll be traveling to Guatemala in a few weeks and am planning on taking some more classes. I’ll be sure to let you know how they go.
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Patrick August 31, 2010 at 2:01 pm
Thanks for your nice article. Yeah, you are totally right. Sucre is a great town. It is ‘tranquilo’ and safe, but at the same time it has a great nightlife because of it student’s crowd. There are literally thousands of students in the streets and in the city, it is amazing. Check out these places:
- Café Monterosso (Calle Padilla No 70) à great Italian Pasta, amazing place, seems to be a private house since you have to knock, but it’s lifely and so good, very friendly owner
- Ticco (I forgot the street L). There are only three tables but the Pizza is so good
- Café Mirador à I enjoyed doing my Spanish Homework there
- Tropical (tipical Salsa Disco) y Mitos (Gringo y Bolivian Disco)
I originally wanted to stay only 1 week for studying Spanish, but enjoyed it so much that I stayed little more than a month. The first 3 days I stayed in the Dolce Vita Hostal (http://www.ladolcevita-sucre.com/en/index.php). This hostal is a charming hostel with very friendly and helpful owners. They recommended me the Sucre Spanish School (http://www.sucrespanishschool.com/), which also had initiated some social projects. So I took 4 hours private Spanish lessons everyday and finally stayed more than a month in this school. I made quite a good progress so that I am almost fluent now. The classes were very interesting and the teachers were experienced and always well prepared. I learned so much. In addition I enjoyed the varies social activities (Salsa, cooking, valley, tennis, football,…) and the nice family atmosphere of this school. The school recommended me to stay with a family so that I have like a 24 hours Spanish immersion and therefore I would progress a lot faster in Spanish. My family was so nice. They had two kids and I leaned so much about the Bolivian culture and the country with its political situation. The daily food in the family was great! I love Bolivian food especially the soups!
After two weeks of Spanish courses I worked in the afternoon as a volunteer. My school organised this volunteer position with the organisation Amazonia. I enjoyed it so much working with the kids.
Here is another tip. Check out Condortrekking (http://condortrekkers.org/). I went with them on a 3 days trip. Awesome, in addition it is a non-profit organisation and the people are so nice.
So Sucre was definitely a highlight on my trip to South America. I had such a great time there and in addition I learned so much Spanish and about the Bolivian culture. I will never forget my time there. Finally I think now it is a lot more interesting to stay in one place for a while then travelling every 2-3 days to a different place.
Patrick