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Learn Spanish way down South in Cádiz, or way up north in Pamplona

by Erin at 07:00AM (CEST) on July 16, 2007 | Permanent Link

We've just added two new partner schools, carefully selected to meet our standards of quality in teaching and service.

This news add two truly emblematic (should I even say legendary?) Spanish cities to your don Quijote options: Pamplona, a cobblestoned city of tradition, and yes, the famous running of the bulls, and Cádiz, (above, in photo) a sun drenched enclave rich in history, traditional culture, and white architecture against blue Andalucian skies.

Read more about Cádiz and what you can do in your free time through the entire province of Cádiz- from walks on pristine beaches to hikes in the sierra - here.

Read what TourSpain has to say about lovely, historic Pamplona here.

Keywords: Pamplona, Cadiz, travel, spanish, Spain, schools

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what about other languageS?

by become a tutor on Mon 16 Jul 2007 05:25 PM CEST | Permanent Link

hey, im live in barcelona and i want to learn japanese, do u know someplace where i can study here in barcelona ?

Re: what about other languageS?

by Anonymous on Thu 26 Jul 2007 02:57 PM CEST | Permanent Link

Hi,
thanks for your comment. There is an excellent school of japanese in Salamanca, but I am afraid that I don't know any good places in Barcelona, maybe some other readers can help.
In Salamanca you could contact the Casa de Japón - Centro Cultural Hispano Japonés, they teach japanese.

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