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Spanish Courses in Pamplona

A beautiful, historic city in northern Spain with a student atmosphere and plenty of green spaces, Pamplona is world renown thanks to its annual festival featuring the San Fermín Running of the Bulls. The city is also famous for its excellent and varied cuisine, offering many delicious types of meat and quality wines.

We offer Spanish courses in Pamplona at Enforex/Don Quijote (Partner School) a private school located in the center of the city.

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Navarre’s capital, Pamplona is positioned at the heart of the Navarre region in a curved valley known as the Cuenca de Pamplona that connects to the mountainous north through the Ebro valley. The city's ancient historic district is on the banks of the Arga river, while modern Pamplona spreads out on both sides of the riverbank.

Due to Pamplona’s unique location between the Pyrenees, its climate is Oceanic with influences of Continental Mediterranean. This influence gives the region a mild climate; maximum summertime temperatures reach around 25º C, while in winter they can drop to around 15º C.

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If you would like further information about the Spanish language courses offered by UniSpain in Pamplona, please fill out the form in Contact Information.

To book a Spanish language course in Pamplona, please fill out the Registration form, you will then receive a response from UniSpain confirming that we are processing your request for a Spanish language course.

Pamplona is truly a green city with its nearly four million square meters of parks and gardens. The city is considered a progressive haven; universities are very influential in city life and the city hosts an increasing number of important scientific, technological, business, cultural and health conferences every year. Pamplona is a city replete with culture. Some of the most important festivals in Spain take place here, the most famous of which is the San Fermín Running of the Bulls