Spanish School Peru: AMAUTA

Spanish School AMAUTA in Cusco, Peru is the best place to learn Spanish in Peru. We provide in-depth Spanish lessons in Cusco with a full cultural immersion experience. Step outside of the Spanish classroom to live the Peruvian life and culture and explore Peru.

During or after your Spanish lessons in Cusco, you can volunteer in Peru: make new friends, improve your Spanish and give back to the amazing Peruvian community.

We keep you posted about what’s going on at our Spanish School in Peru and provide you with tips to learn Spanish, how to make most out of your Spanish classes in Cusco, how to prepare for your trip to Peru, Peruvian cuisine or festivals, what to do in Cusco, and much more.

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How much does it cost to live in Cusco as a Spanish student?

How much does it cost to live in Cusco as a Spanish student? That is one of the most important questions our students want answered, and that makes sense. But don’t worry. One of the things that many students appreciate about this city is its […]

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Best Restaurants in Cusco: Food Guide

Get all of the insider tips on where to eat in Cusco on any budget during your Spanish classes in Cusco. The former Inca capital offers great opportunities for authentic food lovers. So when you go to beautiful Peru to study Spanish, be sure to […]

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Staying with a host family in Cusco

At Amauta Spanish School, we offer the option to stay with a host family in Cusco while studying Spanish. This experience benefits your Spanish and also helps you immerse yourself in Peruvian culture. Plus, during your first couple of days here, you may feel homesick, so staying with an abuela can help you feel […]

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The Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Cusco, Peru!

Peruvian cuisine has a lot of delicious dishes and fortunately not all of them contain meat or fish. There are actually many really good vegetarian options with maiz like ‘pastel de choclo’, or tamales, yucca, sweet potatoes, tallarin al horno, starters with avocados, ‘sopa de […]