Why Study Spanish in Rosario?The city of Rosario owns a unique natural and cultural wealth, offers the visitor unique curiosities which convert into an ideal place to visit. The Spanish spoken here is very rich and is free of accents and regional tunes.
» Strategic Location
Rosario is located in the heart of Argentina Republic, southeast of the Province of Santa Fe, on the shores of the mighty Paraná river (one of the most extensive and fast-flowing rivers in the world) and 300 Km north of Buenos Aires, capital city of the country. This location provides easy access to all tourist attractions in Argentina and to different points of interest in neighboring countries.
» Rosario is the art and cultural capital of Argentina
The city develops an intense cultural activity in all artistic disciplines whose values transcend nationally and internationally. Rosario has given renowned contributions to the cultural history of Argentina, in music, painting, philosophy and political thinking, also in poetry and literature and in the field of medicine and law. Rosario has a large concentration of architecture, perhaps more than any other city in Argentina. An example of this is the emblematic Flag Memorial. Rosario was declared the cultural capital city of Argentina and was chosen by the “Real Academia Española” and Cervantes Institute for the “III International Congress of Spanish Language”. Rosario was selected because it is considered the city with the most cultural activity of Argentina
» City full of life
Rosario offers a wide and varied quantity of cultural, social, sports and recreational activities. It comes with an enormous wealth of landscapes of lush beauty which enables it to develop a multitude of recreational activities like parachuting, karting, paintball, cycling, climbing, horseback riding and abseiling; and cultural activities such as indulging in plays, concerts, festivals and exhibitions, fairs and markets, recitals and street shows. In addition, being on the shores of the great Paraná River, it’s an ideal location for water sports, swimming, kayaking, fishing, water skiing, wakeboarding, windsurfing, sailing, or just spending a lazy couple of days in the many log cabins that are for hire on the islands. It is also an important and prosperous industrial city, with an active commercial life and full of entertainment not only daytime but also at nighttime. It has countless restaurants, bars, cafes and discos where you can stay and dance until dawn. In Rosario you can take long walks and admire the beautiful wild landscape, interesting places, and take in the delicious smells, tastes and environments that are only found in Rosario.
» City of friends
Rosario is a city with extremely warm and hospitable people, who opens their doors to foreigners as if they were their own family. It is known as "The City of Friends" by the celebration of the "Friends Day" (in commemoration of the day that man walked on the moon). Every year on the 20th of July, young people throughout the country come to Rosario to celebrate. This celebration of friendship is common throughout Argentina, but especially popular as a mass phenomenon in Rosario.
» Cradle of rebels
Rosario is also known as ‘The Cradle of Rebels’ due to Rosario being the birthplace of revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara who joined forces with Fidel Castro in Cuba and subsequently fought with various insurgent guerrillas in Africa and Latin America. He has become a symbol of global scope; for his supporters he symbolizes the struggle against social injustice or rebellion and incorruptible spirit. The outline of his face, obtained from a photo by Alberto Korda, is one of the most reproduced images around the world. The "Che" Guevara Square in Rosario is a memorial to his life.
» Rosario, Cradle of great talents
Rosario is hometown of many famous Argentines like ‘arguably’ the worlds greatest footballer, Barcelona’s Lionel Messi. Other locals include Alberto Olmedo (Comedian), Fito Paez (singer, composer and conductor), Roberto Fontanarrosa (humorist and writer), Lito Nebbia (singer and composer), Baglietto (singer), amongst others.
» Rosario Cradle of Argentinean Flag
Rosario has a rich participation in the history of Argentina since in this place, on the shores of the Paraná River, was hoisted for the first time the Argentinean flag created by Manuel Belgrano, bringing independence to Argentina. In that place now lies the Flag Memorial, one of the largest and most impressive works of architecture in the country.
» Safe city
Rosario’s health system standards of quality and services rank among the best in Argentina. There is minimal crime in the centre and it is perfectly normal to walk the streets late at night without fear.
» Young City
Rosario is a young city par excellence, full of university students to which we attract not only from Rosario, but from other towns and provinces across the country. The meeting places, pleasant universities and cultural environment, entertainment and leisure, have the necessary variety to satisfy all tastes and ages. Its nightlife is one of the liveliest in the country.
» For football lovers
Rosario is also famous for being a city very fond of local sports, “Rosario Central” and “Newell's Old Boys” are Rosario football clubs that participate in the Argentinean major football leagues, also one of the best Footballer of the world, Diego Maradona, played in his early years in the club Newell's Old Boys.
Big enough to be a city, small enough to be familiar.
Rosario is located in the heart of Argentina Republic, southeast of the Province of Santa Fe, on the shores of the mighty Paraná river (one of the most extensive and fast-flowing rivers in the world) and 300 Km north of Buenos Aires, capital city of the country. This location provides easy access to all tourist attractions in Argentina and to different points of interest in neighboring countries.
» Rosario is the art and cultural capital of Argentina
The city develops an intense cultural activity in all artistic disciplines whose values transcend nationally and internationally. Rosario has given renowned contributions to the cultural history of Argentina, in music, painting, philosophy and political thinking, also in poetry and literature and in the field of medicine and law. Rosario has a large concentration of architecture, perhaps more than any other city in Argentina. An example of this is the emblematic Flag Memorial. Rosario was declared the cultural capital city of Argentina and was chosen by the “Real Academia Española” and Cervantes Institute for the “III International Congress of Spanish Language”. Rosario was selected because it is considered the city with the most cultural activity of Argentina
» City full of life
Rosario offers a wide and varied quantity of cultural, social, sports and recreational activities. It comes with an enormous wealth of landscapes of lush beauty which enables it to develop a multitude of recreational activities like parachuting, karting, paintball, cycling, climbing, horseback riding and abseiling; and cultural activities such as indulging in plays, concerts, festivals and exhibitions, fairs and markets, recitals and street shows. In addition, being on the shores of the great Paraná River, it’s an ideal location for water sports, swimming, kayaking, fishing, water skiing, wakeboarding, windsurfing, sailing, or just spending a lazy couple of days in the many log cabins that are for hire on the islands. It is also an important and prosperous industrial city, with an active commercial life and full of entertainment not only daytime but also at nighttime. It has countless restaurants, bars, cafes and discos where you can stay and dance until dawn. In Rosario you can take long walks and admire the beautiful wild landscape, interesting places, and take in the delicious smells, tastes and environments that are only found in Rosario.
» City of friends
Rosario is a city with extremely warm and hospitable people, who opens their doors to foreigners as if they were their own family. It is known as "The City of Friends" by the celebration of the "Friends Day" (in commemoration of the day that man walked on the moon). Every year on the 20th of July, young people throughout the country come to Rosario to celebrate. This celebration of friendship is common throughout Argentina, but especially popular as a mass phenomenon in Rosario.
» Cradle of rebels
Rosario is also known as ‘The Cradle of Rebels’ due to Rosario being the birthplace of revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara who joined forces with Fidel Castro in Cuba and subsequently fought with various insurgent guerrillas in Africa and Latin America. He has become a symbol of global scope; for his supporters he symbolizes the struggle against social injustice or rebellion and incorruptible spirit. The outline of his face, obtained from a photo by Alberto Korda, is one of the most reproduced images around the world. The "Che" Guevara Square in Rosario is a memorial to his life.
» Rosario, Cradle of great talents
Rosario is hometown of many famous Argentines like ‘arguably’ the worlds greatest footballer, Barcelona’s Lionel Messi. Other locals include Alberto Olmedo (Comedian), Fito Paez (singer, composer and conductor), Roberto Fontanarrosa (humorist and writer), Lito Nebbia (singer and composer), Baglietto (singer), amongst others.
» Rosario Cradle of Argentinean Flag
Rosario has a rich participation in the history of Argentina since in this place, on the shores of the Paraná River, was hoisted for the first time the Argentinean flag created by Manuel Belgrano, bringing independence to Argentina. In that place now lies the Flag Memorial, one of the largest and most impressive works of architecture in the country.
» Safe city
Rosario’s health system standards of quality and services rank among the best in Argentina. There is minimal crime in the centre and it is perfectly normal to walk the streets late at night without fear.
» Young City
Rosario is a young city par excellence, full of university students to which we attract not only from Rosario, but from other towns and provinces across the country. The meeting places, pleasant universities and cultural environment, entertainment and leisure, have the necessary variety to satisfy all tastes and ages. Its nightlife is one of the liveliest in the country.
» For football lovers
Rosario is also famous for being a city very fond of local sports, “Rosario Central” and “Newell's Old Boys” are Rosario football clubs that participate in the Argentinean major football leagues, also one of the best Footballer of the world, Diego Maradona, played in his early years in the club Newell's Old Boys.
Big enough to be a city, small enough to be familiar.
