The SLC is located in the historically rich town of Santiponce, which is a beautiful suburb of Sevilla. Down the street of the SLC is of the intact Monastery of Isidoro del Campo, where the Reina-Valera was first translated in 1569. Needless to say, this town has a special place in the hearts of all Spanish speaking believers worldwide. Sevilla itself has deep historical ties to the Spanish Inquisition and played a unique role in the Protestant Reformation. In fact, during the Spanish Inquisition over 30,000 Christians were martyred standing up for their faith and are remembered by a famous monument in downtown of Sevilla.

Just 100ft from the front door of the Spanish Language Center students can visit an entirely preserved roman amphitheater. The amphitheater is actively used and brought to life during local festivals and celebrations. Within a short walking distance from the SLC are some of the most famous and frequently visited Roman ruins in Spain including a small coliseum and large tile mosaics. Furthermore, the single largest discovery of roman coins in archeological history was found less than a few miles away from the SLC. Lastly, the town of Santiponce is proud to be the birthplace of two important Roman emperors.