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Gaudi / His Art Barcelona
95 Reviews Sagrada Familia - This is the amazing, unfinished church designed by Gaudi. From the outside, it is quite a sight to see, but if you do go to church, you must climb up to the top. The view from the...
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Gran Via street Madrid
8 Reviews The fancy street with shops, cafés and offices. The main building what catches a person's eye is Edificio Metropolis at the corner of the street. I like the way it is designed. On the top is the...
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Guadalquivir River and Bridges Sevilla
21 Reviews Along the Guadalquiver River that runs through and seperates Sevilla into two, you find many small parks where you can take a few minutes to rest from your walks through the town. We also saw this...
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City Center Palma de Mallorca
26 Reviews - no, is not a mature only place, I would say the contrary - yes, is a hardcore party place, many pubs, discos and bars, open until late night - for sure is not a too quiet place - weather will be...
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THE ALHAMBRA Granada
105 Reviews If you order and pre-pay for Alhambra tickets, you'll be able to avoid the (usually) long lines of people trying to buy same-day tickets. Instead, you'll go to a nearby bank of ATM-like machines....
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BEACHES Ibiza
14 Reviews You will find that many beaches are nudist, so if you do not like them, just try to avoid them. Normally they go to Beaches where access is not easy Ibiza is a very relaxed island, where no one...
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Malaga Streets Málaga
15 Reviews A lot of Malaga is ugly blocks of urban sprawl flats, but in the old centre you can find a beautiful heart. Full of narrow sometimes cobbled pedestrian streets winding in and out of each other. You...
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Beaches & at the Coast Majorca Island
7 Reviews Cala Major is a resort in the south west of Majorca; some km far from Palma. It has everything you need. There you can find lots of shops and a good choice of restaurants and cafes. This resort has a...
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Old Town Marbella
31 Reviews The OLD TOWN or CASCO ANTIGUO of Marbella is perhaps the loveliest town in the Costa Del Sol in my opinion. With its narrow picturesque streets, adorned with balconies overflowing with colourful...
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Museums Bilbao
7 Reviews You have to see the Guggenheim: and keep on seeing it, at different times of the day, on different days. It always looks different. As a work of art it's a masterpiece. As an art-gallery, it fails....
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FERIA DEL CABALLO Jerez de la Frontera
4 Reviews Jerez is well known for Horses and Sherry. It is Spain's capital for Horse breeding and a destination for horse-lovers from all over the world who meet here each year for the FERIA DEL CABALLO. It...
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Almeria Beaches Almería
3 Reviews Beach is quiet and the little bars are relaxed and easy going, bars all have their own sun beds and you can have your lunch drinks etc all within feet of your sun lounger. Sangaria was great after a...
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Parc Guell Barcelona
40 Reviews Parc guell is one of the most visited places in Barcelona, as a beautiful Gaudi's design architecture joining gardens and as an island on the sky of Barcelona offers a really great view of almost...
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Puerta del Sol Madrid
15 Reviews There are two interesting things in this square. First is the statue of a bear, symbol of Madrid, eating fruit from the tree. Second one is the spot on the ground, which shows the middle of Spain. I...
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Seeing Seville by foot Sevilla
34 Reviews I have no idea why narrow streets so fascinate me, I guess it could be because I grew up in a home that had distance between us and the neighbours, so I try to imagine how it would be living and...
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Beaches / Bays / Coastlines Palma de Mallorca
33 Reviews Hello there... I´ve seen in forums a very typical question about nice beaches in Palma, near the fun or in the contrary, really lonely and peacefull... here is my tip... Looking for fun? The first...
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ALBAICIN Granada
8 Reviews The Alhambra sitting on its high ground with only the area of Albaycin being higher is an ideal platform for photos. The first photo shows the church and courtyard where we were able the day before to...
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SUNSETS AND SUNSET CAFE'S Ibiza
8 Reviews Another do not miss during the visit to the island is to enjoy a Sunset from San Antonio, there are many but of course if you like Café del Mar music this would be your starting point. Maybe the...
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Costa del Sol Towns Málaga
12 Reviews My favorite thing was the horse and carriage ride in the center of Malaga. Picking a favorite thing was tough- Malaga is so interesting- beautiful cathedral, gorgeous sea views - travel on the coast-...
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Countryside Majorca Island
10 Reviews While touring the island one day.. Many tourists thnk of Mallorca only as a party island or a place to go for the sun and teh beach. But Mallorca has a whole different side that many people don't...
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Beaches and Promenade Marbella
22 Reviews Among the Beaches you will find in Marbella are the Playa de Venus - Playa de Bajadilla - Playa Fontanilla (next to Port of Marbella) - Nagueles - El Faro - La Venus. If you just want to sit and relax...
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Basque Country Bilbao
2 Reviews If you take a little tour along the basque coast north of Bilbao, you should stop at Matxitxako Cape, a lighthouse between Bakio and Bermeo. You must take a little road that goes to the cape from the...
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The Tourist Office Jerez de la Frontera
1 Review The Tourist Office is can be found near the junction of Calle Larga and Alameda Cristina, at the side of the church (just out of the picture to the right, unfortunately). Like most tourist offices,...
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Alcazaba Almería
24 Reviews The Tercer Recinto at the north-west end of the Alcazaba is a fortress which was added by the Catholic Monarchs. Its thick stone walls and sturdy round towers are in much better condition than the...
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City Views Barcelona
87 Reviews A simple advice:never take the metro in Barcelona unless you have to arrive somewhere on time.It`s a waste .We spent a lot of time wandering along the streets.In every corner,on the large boulevards...
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I went to Spain in August 2009 with my mum, dad and brother and we stayed in a hotel where the chairs turn into beds! My best memory from the trip was the waterpark and I went down a big slide and it was scary and there were these big buckets of water and when you go under them, water came down! I saw a man with no head too!
I went to Spain in 2010 with my Mum, Dad, brother James and sister Stella. We stayed in a 4 star hotel and the weather was really sunny. I met Chinese people doing acrobatics...one guy was climbing up a tower of chairs. My best memory of the trip was Port Aventura adventure park. The park was fun, especially the water slides. I saw a tribute to Michael Jackson too. He was funny and he was dancing to Michael Jackson's music.
I went to Tenerife in August 2010 with Dad, Mom, David and Michelle. It was very hot with blue skies and we stayed in a nice hotel. The water park at Costa Adeje was right beside our hotel and we went two times. I saw animals in the zoo and dolphins in the waterpark.
I went to Spain with my family in July 2010. We stayed in my Nana and and Grandad's apartment. The weather was nice and sunny every day...38 degrees!I met lots of nice people and friends...Bob and Ester from Wales and Frank and Allma from Sweden. My best memory of Spain is swimming in the pool, going out for dinner in a restaurant, eating spaghetti and ribs and going to Tivoli World and Aqualand. I saw fish in the Marina and I was on the trampoline with my sister.
In May 2009 I visited Spain with Mam, Dad, Grandad, Nanna, Shane, Niamh and Rian. We stayed at the Feungirola Beach Apartments. The weather was sunny and wicked hot. My best memory from the trip was Tivoli World and the waterpark and the big rollercoaster.
In 2009 I visited Spain with Mam, Dad, Jack, Katie and Ailbhe. The weather was really hot and sunny and our hotel had a swimming pool! I made a friend from Dublin called Sophie and saw real Spanish dancers! My best memory from the trip to Spain was buying my Spanish dress and shoes.
I visited Spain in July 2010 with my Mummy, Daddy and sister. The weather was really hot so we were always in the pool!We stayed in our house in Rojales. My best memory of the trip to Spain was when I went to Mundomar, where I saw a dolphin show. In the dolphin show people were wearing pink swimsuits but when they swam underwater they were gold!I met a snake in Elche Zoo and he went around my shoulders and one night I saw a parade and fireworks.
Spanish people not always speak English, unless in Barcelona or Madrid. In the south of Spain, it's sometimes hard to find locals that speaks English.There for, it is always good to have some vocabulary before going.Who knows , it might helps.
One of Spain's most important university towns, Salamanca is in the province of Castile-León, and has been a center of learning for over 3,200 years. Salamanca's prestigious university was founded in 1218, and it soon became the equal of universities in Oxford and Bologna. Salamanca was beseiged by Hannibal in 220 B.C., and under Roman rule, the city was an important staging post on the Ruta de la Plata ("Silver Route") from mines in northern Spain to population centers in the south. Many consider Salamanca's Plaza Mayor (pictured here) to be the most magnificent in Spain. The square was designed in 1729 by the architect Churriguera. Nowadays, fashionable boutiques and cafes line the perimeter, making the Plaza a popular place to relax and enjoy the ambiance.
the entire route takes a month, but there are shorter routes and of course you can start from any point if you wanted to. one week is not much time, but i have never walked for one week straight, so it could seem like a lifetime. there are churches and monestaries set up along the way to host travelers on the camino. they cost a bit of money. some people choose to camp along the way. if you want, i believe the cost is around $35 usd, you can buy a little "passport" that you get stamped, but i'm not sure if that includes the shorter routes. here's a link, if you haven't already found it, that i thought was the most useful while i was doing my research.http://www.caminodesantiago.me.uk/i also liked to do google image searches to see what the trail was like. i'm so envious of you! i will get there some day.
Jazz Barcelona
6 Reviews and 1597 Opinions So it costs a fair bit...but the location is perfect, right in between Eixample and Las Ramblas,...
Hotel Atlantico Madrid
7 Reviews and 1990 Opinions With most four-star hotels in Madrid (and throughout Western Europe) charging US$400 or more, the...
San Augustin Beach Club Canary Islands
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