Spanish Courses in San Sebastian
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San Sebastian is a small to medium-sized coastal city in northern Spain, just off the border with France. Impeccably maintained and surrounded by a rich natural bounty (including La Concha bay with its stunning views on Santa Clara island), the city offers modern convenience, history, and a great student nightlife scene.
We offer Spanish courses in San Sebastian, a private language school located at the heart of the city.
International House San Sebastian
Students per class: 6-10
Duration: 2 to 52 weeks
Positive:
- Extensive modern facilities
- Numerous extra services (such as discount at next-door gym)
- Excellent location in San Sebastian
Negative:
- Registration and exam fee not included in course cost
- Weather in San Sebastian can be rainy
About San Sebastian
About 400,000 people live in San Sebastian's metro area. The city serves as the capital of its province and is located in Spain's Basque Country. Although Basque culture is prevalent (the city is commonly referred to in its Basque name of Donostia), most residents only speak Spanish. Located in northern Spain on the Bay of Biscay, San Sebastian's coast keeps temperatures in the city mild both in summer and winter. Fog and rain are fairly common throughout the year.
Information Request and Bookings
If you would like further information about the Spanish language courses offered by UniSpain in San Sebastian, please fill out the form in Contact Information.
To book a Spanish language course in San Sebastian, 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.
Recommendations
San Sebastian is an ideal summer city (though winters aren't too cold--the city very rarely sees snow, for example--they can be consistently overcast and rainy). It's also a great city for those who prefer something on the smaller, more comfortable side. Nightlife is plentifully available for those who are interested, but for those who aren't this very picturesque city also offers plenty of relaxing, quiet environments.
San Sebastian's location in the Basque Country may be counted by some as a drawback, but in practical terms everyone in the city speaks Spanish and everyday life isn't affected by the political separatist movements the Basque Country is often associated with. Food fans should definitely consider San Sebastian a premium location, as should nature lovers.