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dQ BARCELONA
In a privileged position on the north-eastern coast of the Iberian peninsula and the shores of the Mediterranean, Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain in both size and population. It is also the capital of Catalonia.
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dQ GRANADA
Located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the vibrant Andalusian city of Granada is an excellent choice if you have an appetite for both modern student life and age-old Spanish traditions.
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dQ MADRID
The capital of Spain, located in the heart of the peninsula and right in the centre of the Castillian plain 646 metres above sea level, has a population of over three million. Madrid is characterized by intense cultural and artistic activity and a very lively nightlife.
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dQ SALAMANCA
The province of Salamanca, situated in the south-west corner of Castile & León and borders with Extremadura and Portugal, covers an area of 12,336 sq. km. The city is large enough to be able to offer the advantages of a real city, but at the same time it keeps the intimacy of a village.
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dQ TENERIFE
The capital of Tenerife is the second-most populated city of the Canary Islands with more than 200,000 inhabitants. The temperate climate in this tiny paradise, long known as a place of rest and relaxation, makes it the perfect place to study Spanish at any time of year.
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dQ VALENCIA
Spain’s 3rd largest city boasts a fantastic year-round climate and over 500km of coast.
Valencia is a modern, cosmopolitan centre with it's own expansive range of entertainment, sport, sparkling Mediterranean beaches, and warm, welcoming people who will do their best to make you feel at home.
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Plaza de España
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SEVILLA Partner School
Seville is history and tradition; nearly every Mediterranean civilization left its mark here. Here lives the flamenco, the city’s infamous Semana Santa and the world-renowned Feria de Abril. Located in the south-east of Spain, it's a vibrant, beautiful city where you will feel all the heat and passion of Andalusia.
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Marbella Partner School
Marbella, the undisputed highlight of the Costa del Sol , is an exclusive Mediterranean resort town with some of the best beaches in Europe. Its beautiful parks and gardens, quality golf courses and picturesque old quarter, the Casco Antiguo, make Marbella a relaxing yet stimulating place to learn Spanish.
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Alicante Partner School
If you've always imagined Spain as a warm, Mediterranean paradise, you should try studying Spanish in Alicante. In this Mediterranean city, where the mountains meet the sea, you will find many of Spain’s finest beaches, a multitude of resources for entertainment, and an agreeable climate virtually all year round.
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Málaga
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Málaga Partner School
Málaga is a city that sparkles because of its temperament. This shows above all in the best known folklore of Málaga: the song and dance of the Flamenco. Malaga is renowned for her Holy Week processions, when she shows herself in all her splendour. The city has also has many historic attractions, such as one of the world’s premier Picasso museums.
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Cadiz Partner School
Cádiz is a splendid coastal city that is almost entirely surrounded by water, known for its immense sandy beaches. The old, central quarter of Cádiz is famous for its picturesque charm, and many of the buildings reflect the city's history. The old city looks quite Moorish in appearance and is intriguing with narrow cobbled streets opening onto small squares.
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Pamplona
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Pamplona Partner School
The city of Pamplona is known as one of the greenest cities in Europe with many gardens and parks, almost completely surrounded by the river Arga. It is a typical interior Spanish city, full of history and culture. Pamplona is a university town, so it has a very youthful feel. It is very easy for foreigners to mix and make friends with the locals because the Spanish student population is so large.
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