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Madrid – The Place for Art Lovers

If you are planning to go on holiday to Spain, and if this is your first time in Spain, then Madrid should definitely be your first stop! It is the capital of Spain, the largest city in Spain - and enjoys more than 2, 700 hours of sun a year - that works ... Read >

Cuenca

Cuenca is the capital of the same-named province that is the largest province in Spain. This medieval fortified city is located on the delta of rivers Jucar and Huecar and it consists of the new town and the old town. The exact meaning of the name Cuenc... Read >

Tourist Guide about Spain

Spain is among the most favorite tourist destinations in Europe on account of its historical background and enriched natural treasures. Spain is the largest country in Europe after France and this country is located on the southwest side of Europe. Spain ... Read >

Tenerife

About the Island Tenerife is located in the heart of the Canary Islands archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean. This island is also known as 'Island of eternal spring' since it is a true oasis. Its landscapes are very diverse, with a high contrast. In Ten... Read >

Cadiz, Spain – a rich tourist spot

Cadiz is considered to be one of the most strategic areas of Spain which actually intersects Europe and Africa. Historians are also of the opinion that the earliest settlement of Cadiz could be traced to 1000 BC which is believed to be a Fenecian settle... Read >

La Alberca or “Place of waters”

In the southern part of the province of Salamanca and only 77 kilometers from the capital of this region (which is also called Salamanca) lies a town of 1,100 inhabitants. Its name is La Alberca. It used to be called Valdelaguna; today's name originat... Read >

Salou

About Salou Salou is a tourist reserve in the province of Catalonia. It is also known as the most attractive city of the Coast Daurada. However, it is most popular due to the theme park Port Aventura made by Universal Studios and the water park Costa Ca... Read >

Places of interest in Spain – Cuenca

This city of Cuenca which is located in Central Spain is one of the largest provinces covering an area of about 17000 sq kms. Like other provinces, even Cuenca was under the rule of Romans and Moors and later Christians took over the city. The Moors rec... Read >

Malgrat de Mar

Malgrat de Mar is a tourist resort with about 18,000 residents. It is located in the northeast part of the region of Maresme. More precisely, it is between Santa Susanna and Blanes. Moreover, it is only an hour's drive from Barcelona. Malgrat de Mar has... Read >

Costa Brava- tourist place

Calella de Palafrugell  Calella de Palafrugell is a little fishing and tourist place. It is totally opposite to Lloret de Mar.  There are 5-6 friendly beaches in the area of about 2 km from the city. They are crowded in the peak season. Nightlife is... Read >

Benidorm

About Benidorm Benidorm is placed in the province of Alicante on the Mediterranean coast. It is the most visited Spanish resort. The city has about 68,000 residents and during the summer, it hosts approximately four million tourists. In the beginning o... Read >

Costa del Sol

One of the most beautiful places of Spain; it is characterized by mild climate and attractive beaches. The landscape is also decorated with valleys, mountains and beautiful gardens. Along with the natural beauty, the place provides a good example of moder... Read >

Costa del Azahar

Costa del Azahar means Orange Blossom Coast in Spanish and yes, it does indeed live up to its name as the Orange Blossom Coast. Costa del Azahar is beautiful; once you look at the ocean, you will have no idea where the sea ends and where the sky begins. T... Read >

Corunna

About the city Corunna (La Coruña in Spanish or A Coruña in Galician) is an attractive old town with diverse selection of hotels. However, Coruña has recently gained in popularity. In 2006, the number of tourists reached half a million, which is mor... Read >