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Interesting Historical Ronda

Thu, 18 Nov 2010 00:14:17 CST

The city of Ronda is situated in the midst of the spectacular angular mountains, which loom around it in dark contrast, adding on the full drama of nature in its natural beauty. Ronda is built on the edge of the mountains with El Tajo, a river gorge that is wide and alluring, splitting the city. El Tajo can be condescending with its 130 meters drop from 3 of its sides. Yet, looking resplendent and spectacular is the 18th century bridge, Puente Nuevo that is arched with tall white houses standing
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EXCITING PAMPLONA

Thu, 18 Nov 2010 00:13:32 CST

Pamplona has long established its presence as a significant meeting point between Castilia and France. But the famous writer, Ernest Hemingway put it on the map when he described Pamplona with its bulls running wild in his book ‘The Sun Also Rises’.

Pamplona is Navarre’s capital which holds a wide diversity in culture, cuisine and architecture, combining the influences of its past inhabitants, the Goths, Franks, and Moors.

Attractions

Pamplona’s main attraction is its St. Fermin
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QUAINT VILLAGE OF MIJAS at Costa del Sol

Thu, 18 Nov 2010 00:12:56 CST

Mijas Pueblo or the village of Mijas is without a doubt, a star Jewel of Costa del Sol. It is nestled at the Sierra de Mijas foothills, about 450 meters above the sea level and offering spectacular natural landscapes over the town of Fuengirola as well as the Mediterranean coast and sea.

Mijas is known to be a traditional mountain village that is very Andalucian in style, with narrow streets that are cobbled and buildings painted white.

Mijas is visited by many tourists, especially at peak
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The Resort of Playa de las Americas at Tenerife

Thu, 18 Nov 2010 00:11:40 CST

The Playa de las Americas shoreline was once a splattered rocky coastline that enjoys an average of 320 days of fun in the sun every year. This condition alone made this place a popular destination for sunbathers. It is located at the south portion of Tenerife Island.

Except for Los Cristianos, an ancient harbor, many places here have been rebuilt in the past 30 years to turn this arid land into the potential economic town it currently is. A lot of work was done on this place from piped water
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Places of tourist interest in Spain – Madrid

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 23:50:07 CST

Madrid, the capital city of Spain, does not need any introduction. It is also called the ‘most touristic city’ of Spain. Enchantingly beautiful nature, historic buildings and parks and many examples of modern architecture, museums etc. keep the tourist busy and mesmerized. The visitor will enjoy every moment of his tour in Madrid. Some tour operators advise tourists that it would take about a week to visit all the places of interest in Madrid. The beautifully laid out Madrid city has added g
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Elche - The City of Palm Trees

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 23:48:55 CST

This city in the Valencian community, Elche is recognized to be the third largest populated city; it is in the forefront for tourism. The city’s history according to available records is traced back to the 6th century BC. Since then the city has been greatly influenced by various civilizations, such as the Romans, Moors, Arabs and Christians.

Elche is known for its beautiful landscape and vast area of land where palm trees are grown. Apart from this vast area, tourists visiting Elche will f
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Costa Brava – the most beautiful beaches in Spain

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 23:48:13 CST

Of course, beaches are the best place to relax and rejoice. But the beach in Catalonia called ‘Costa Brava’ makes a huge difference. The natural beauty which is present in the Costa Brava is not to be seen on any other beaches of Europe. The range of Pyrenees hills, the historic buildings and delightful coastal towns, museums etc. have made Costa Brava a ‘jewel of Spain’. To make the tourists feel at home, there are luxurious villas and apartments and many hotels and bars within walking
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Best beaches of Spain - Ses Illetes, Formentera

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 23:47:21 CST

Spain has a long sea coast of over 220 kms off the Mediterranean Sea. This long sea coast has thousands of beaches. Balearic Island is a group of islands located in the west of Spain. This archipelago can be called a necklace of diamonds. Among these precious islands, Ses Illetes in Formentera is in the forefront.

Formentera is one of the small islands of the Balearic group and is in the south of Spain. Located at the farther corner, it does not receive many visitors. Those who visit Forement
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SIGHTS, FOOD and STAY at CAZORLA

Sat, 13 Nov 2010 01:20:17 CST

CAZORLA was well known for its function as the outpost during the Andalucian Re-Conquest battles. It still has two ancient castles of Moorish origin standing to attest the battles, but they were redesigned and restored during the Christian Re-Conquest. Today, Cazorla is the base for many visits around this area of beautiful river gorges and refreshing forests.

Set-up

Cazorla is located in the province of Jaen and has three major squares. The main square connects to the second one, which is
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Pensicola – the tiny fishing village in Spain is now the most preferred tourist spot

Sat, 13 Nov 2010 01:19:39 CST

Yes, it was just a fishing village till recently. This fishing village located near Valencia has found a place on the tourist map of Europe. This transformation has been possible because of the efforts of the Government of Spain; which has taken a keen interest in harnessing the beautiful nature around this village. Now Pensicola is a stunningly beautiful place and tourists flock to this tiny village to enjoy their holiday.

In fact, now Pensicola has become so popular that the village is over
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