Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)

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Always make have copies of you passport. Take initiative in learning the language of your host country. That means make friends with the locals more than your fellow american students!! And don't forget to smile and have fun!

If you're using public transport (metro and buses) get a monthly pass - you'll save a fortune. Keep your eye on uni noticeboards for upcoming events and possible language exchanges - a great way to meet local people.

Madrid is the perfect place to enjoy life in every sense. It's the best way to learn the language. The nightlife is incredible.

It was and I think it is a place I loved at the first sight "Los Gabrieles". I remember even the street _ Echegaray- a place where one can listen to the live flamenco shows. Best Cafes? I do not remember the name - but the place ...oh, yes!A place where you can drink the mejor cafe in the city (a native showed me the place), a cafe visited by the "literary" world of Madrid.And, as a recommendation is a cathedral at the outskirts of the city, where Goya - the spanish painter is buried - that little church almost un-noticeable if you do not know the address has something of the "unique" which the well known and too visited places had been stolen by the tourists