Considered to be one of the oldest continuously occupied settlements in the world, the city contains architecture from Roman, Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman times.
The Old City of Nablus dates to the Mamluke period and represents traditional Middle Eastern markets and specialized quarters for skills and goods.
A city with thousands of years of cultural and historical heritage.
A vibrant city known for traditional markets, crafts and local products.
A welcoming environment for international students learning Arabic.
Nablus offers students an authentic Palestinian setting where they can learn Arabic, immerse themselves in local culture, and practice their language skills.
As one of the largest cities in the West Bank, Nablus provides students with shops, restaurants, cultural events, and opportunities to experience the blend of traditional and modern life.
Nablus provides easy access to many important destinations in Palestine, including Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.
As the home of the largest university in Palestine, Nablus is strongly connected with An-Najah National University. The university creates a youthful atmosphere and enriches the city with students, cafés, restaurants, NGOs and international organizations.