Bozeman, Montana is one of the most beautiful places in the United States. And if you guessed right, Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in “The Bozone”, second to English, of course. There are also plenty of places to meet up for Spanish practice in Bozeman, whether you're a beginner or an advanced speaker.

Here’s a brief list of some of the best places you can meet up with friends or fellow learners to practice Spanish in Bozeman.

Learn Spanish Online With Lingoda 

Of course, the internet is by far the easier way to learn and practice a new language these days, regardless of your location. By taking Spanish lessons with a language learning platform like Lingoda, you can advance your skills from beginner to advanced level as quickly or as gradually as you’d prefer.

Besides being taught by certified, native-level teachers, the platform offers a variety of tools and resources to help students practice and develop their language skills, including flashcards, quizzes, and practice tests

Bozeman Public Library 

Famous for its diverse collection of materials, this library is home to a variety of Spanish-language books and magazines, as well as language-specific DVDs and CDs. There are also multiple events and classes each month that members can use for help in learning Spanish. 

It's a great place to meet up with fellow Spanish learners and native speakers alike so you can polish your language skills.

Gallatin Valley Mall 

Are you looking for a place to practice Spanish in an informal setting? The Gallatin Valley Mall could be just the perfect spot for you. Besides always having people coming and going, the mall has plenty of shops and restaurants where you can meet with friends.

This presents you with numerous opportunities to strike up a conversation in Spanish with someone, whether or not you come together. You can also take a break from shopping or eating and practice your Spanish skills with a native speaker.

Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture

Located at 111 South Grand Avenue, Bozeman, Montana, the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture is another incredible meeting spot to practice Spanish. The 14,000-square feet establishment hosts a variety of cultural events and workshops throughout the year, as well as Spanish-language films. 

It's a great way to get out of the house and practice your Spanish with friends – and even strangers in a uniquely different environment.

Bozeman Pond Park

For more outdoor fun, Bozeman Pond Park would be the perfect spot. There are plenty of people walking around, and it's a great opportunity to get some fresh air and take some Bozeman selfies while practicing Spanish. You can also take a break and sit on the grass to chat with someone in Spanish.

And whenever you need to change things a little bit, you and your pals can always choose a different public park, like Bogert Park or Lindley Park, which are also quite picnic-friendly.

Try a Local Spanish-Friendly Restaurant

Would you rather have Spanish practice conversations while enjoying a sumptuous, delicious meal? If so, Bozeman has a great selection of restaurants (especially Mexican) that offer just the right atmosphere.

A good example is El Rodeo, which is actually located at the Gallatin Valley Mall. The Mexican restaurant not only serves delicious food but also has friendly staff members that often speak Spanish. It also stands next to a Mexican ice cream shop. 

There are many more great Mexican restaurants you can try, including Albertano's Authentic Méxican Food on 7th Avenue, El Rodeo Taco Truck, Fiesta Mexicana on Wheat Dr, and La Tinga on Baxter Lane. 

If you’re feeling adventurous, try a Latin American restaurant where you can also enjoy a variety of Latin American dishes while striking conversations.

Local Coffee Shops and Restaurants 

Finally, if you're looking for a more intimate setting, consider visiting local coffee shops. A good place to start would be Cafe Internationale just off College St & 10th Ave, which is often frequented by Spanish speakers. 

It's the perfect place to meet up and chat with someone over a cup of coffee while practicing Spanish. Similar alternatives in town include the cozy Wild Joe's, Cafe M, and Cateye Café on Tracy Ave, among others.

No matter where you choose to meet up, Bozeman is full of great places to practice Spanish. With a little bit of effort, you can find the perfect spot to hone your language skills.