Holidays in Spain

Spain, with a population 40.5 million, has been since long time a favourite tourist destination. A large number of visitors escape every year from the rough local winter for some glorious sunshine (temperatures ranging from 18C - 36C), blue seas and golden sand; but Spain is much more than beaches of Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca: the country is drenched in an exceptional monumental heritage and cultural events that are celebrated in a typical spanish style, with a characteristic ceremonial, like the "The Festividad" in San Sebastian which is held in January.

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	Palacio de Oriente (Madrid)

A Spain holiday can offer you many vibrant cities to explore like Barcelona and Madrid where you will be dazzled by the wonderful architecture of Gaudi with their unusual sculptures, famous museums such as the Picasso Museum, fantastic boutiques, restaurants and bars emplaced in a wonderful scenery accompanied with a fantastic weather. Madrid, the capital of Spain, is a cosmopolitan city that offers glamour in true Spanish style, it has a remarkable collection of museums, galleries, beautiful gardens, and it is also the place with the world's largest bullring, the "Plaza de Toros Monumental de las Ventas", which is considered the best place to assist to a bull fight ("corrida de toros"). Another great Spain holiday neuralgic destination is Valencia. Valencia is Spain's third-largest city, the cradle of a typical spanish dish, the "paella"; Valencia is also blessed with great weather, fine sand, crystalline clear waters and a special charm that seaside spanish towns use to have. Valencia also offers the spring festival of "Las Fallas", one of the most traditional parties in the country. Thus, this region offers culture, cinema, theatre, museums, music, fine cuisine and exceptional nightlife.


	Plaza España (Madrid)

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Spain's Capital Madrid is a cosmopolitan city that offers glamour in true Spanish style: it has a remarkable collection of museums, galleries, night life and beautiful gardens, and it is also the place with the world's largest bullring, the "Plaza de Toros Monumental de las Ventas", which is considered the best place to assist to a bull fight ("corrida de toros"). You can also follow the evolutions of the football team Real Madrid. The most popular areas include the "Campo del Moro" zone, where you can find a set of cafes, bars and restaurants, and, if you want to make a real bargain, you can find it every Sunday morning at the "Rastro" local market.


	Casa Milá (Barcelona)

The area of "Santa Ana" is one of the most popular places in Madrid for your stay, and it's close to good restaurants and nightlife such as the "Plaza del Dos de Mayo", known as "Malasaña". Madrid is a thriving city, but during the sweltering heat of the summer not many visitors use to come, therefore accommodation is not hard to find.

Numerous autonomous regions make up Spain, each one offering its particular and genuine living style. The hundreds of miles of mediterranean coastline provide you an ample opportunity to get off the beaten track, and the country's vibrant cities and picturesque festivals will amaze and delight even to the most seasoned traveller.


	Parque Güel (Barcelona)

There is the Spain of Gaudi, Dalí, and Picasso, and the other one of Goya and Velázquez - proudly displayed in several museums and galleries.

In Pamplona there is also the traditional run of the bulls, during "San Fermín" festivals, where you can witness (or participate) to this unique experience; but if you prefer to celebrate the Carnaval, no place does it better each February than Sitges. Barcelona is the Spanish showcase of the unique architectural style of Gaudí where you can recognize his brilliant style through bizarre organic turrets and balconies. For a more provincial experience, the Valencian town of Buñol celebrates its particular feast called "La Tomatina", a time when the region's surplus tomatoes - after the annual harvest, are threw on the streets and pelted between the residents in a friendly riot. Spain is also a country rich in historical heritage and the historic cities of Toledo, Salamanca, Seville and Granada promise you a wealth of early christian and moorish buildings and monuments, as well as the remains of some incredible medieval sites. Spain has six cities that have been declared by the Unesco World Heritage Sites, more than any other country in the world.

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