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New don Quijote School in Barcelona
don Quijote News - 7/7/2008
An unbeatable location - our new school in Barcelona is now open!
Located at Calle Mallorca 27 in the heart of Barcelona´s vibrant, central L´Eixample District, home to collection of notable modernist architectural gems including Gaudi´s Sagrada Familia cathedral and La Pedrera (pictured above) plus much of the city´s best shopping. It is 10 minutes from the Plaza España and the Plaza de Cataluñya and within walking distance of the bustling Gran Via. Sants railway station, Barcelona´s main railway terminal and a landmark building, is only 150 metres away.
A state-of-the-art school building with touches of luxury
The school is spacious with 2600 square metres generously spread over the 3 lower floors of a modern building. It offers more than 55 bright and airy classrooms and in addition there are 600 square metres of common areas, including a large interior patio which looks out through a glass wall onto the school´s expansive private garden complete with trees and terrace.
The central interior patio offers comfortable seating and more than 20 computer terminals making this a great stop for easy and free internet access or linking up your own laptop to the school´s complimentary Wi-Fi.
The patio is a popular spot to relax between classes while enjoying a drink or snack from the vending machines stationed throughout the school. The school´s architectural details are top notch, with marble floors in all the common areas and beautifully finished wood floors in the classrooms.
To sum up, the new don Quijote Barcelona school is not only big but bright and comfortbale with a touch of luxury.
We´re not sure if there´s another language school of this size and calibre in all of Europe!
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