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Travel to The Canary Islands - The Canary Islands are set off the coast of western Africa, the archipelago consists of 7 islands and 6 islets and is divided into two provinces. At the east, the first one is called Las Palmas de Gran Canaria with 3 islands - Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and the islets. At the west is Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro which form the second province named Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The islands belong to Spain and are therefore part of the European Union. The Canaries enjoy hot sunny weather all year round, duty free prices and are home to some of the best beaches in Europe.

Travel to Cordoba (Region Andalucia) - for the miraculous Mezquita, which, depending on your perspective, is a wonderful blending of Islamic and Christian architecture, or an absurd display of vandalism by the latter on the former. Either way, a visit to the Mezquita - or the "Holy Cathedral Church (former Mosque of Cordoba)", as it is described in local tourist literature - is a highlight of any trip to Spain. Far from creating awe with steepling, vaulting verticality, the mosque created by Abd al-Rahman I is a maze of low, red-and-white striped arches, stretching in all directions. Truly amazing. And the bird watching along the nearby river is excellent, too.
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Travel to Granada (Region Andalucia) - Granada is one of Spain’s most visited cities by tourists from all over the world. This city, which was for some centuries the heart of Al -Andalus or the Moorish Andalusia, offers visitors dream gardens, typical inns to taste the well-known cured ham from Trevelez, and the opportunity to go up to the mountain of Sacromonte, the birthplace of flamenco. There are plenty of reasons to fall in love with this city.
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Travel to Lloret de Mar (Region Catalonia) - Welcome to Lloret de Mar, a town with over a thousand years of history. Pioneer of European tourism since the 1950s, over the years the modern, dynamic town of Lloret has become a major tourist destination. Meeting place of different cultures, Lloret has managed to maintain its own traditional customs and identity while incorporating new values as befits a cosmopolitan town.
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Málaga (Region Andalucia)
Malaga, a tourist hot spot, with plenty of beaches such as the Costa del Sol, but with other attractions, such as the Alcazaba fortress, the botanical gardens and the new, backstreet Picasso Museum, dedicated to the works of the city's most famous son. So much to see, so little time. One solution is to locate centrally in an area such as the Subbetica, making day trips to the bigger cities and coming home to the setting sun, a bottle of wine and a view of the olive groves. There are hundreds of pretty, unspoilt villages to choose from.
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Santiago de Compostela (Region Galicia)
World Heritage City and capital of Galicia, is the final landmark on the St. James pilgrimage route. The magnificent Cathedral in Santiago is where the remains of St James (Santiago in Spanish) are kept. With superb food and wine, fabulous sightseeing and welcoming local people it really is one of Spain's best kept secrets.
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Valencia (Region Valencian Community) - There are so many cultural and historical monuments, tourists can easily spend a day or two strolling the narrow, cobblestone streets, enjoying the cafes and wandering into museums. Getting around is quick and easy, thanks to five metro lines, a tram line and an urban bus network. Cabs must be called, not hailed. Valencia's Mediterranean topless-optional public beach -- four miles long and 100 yards wide -- has plenty of room for volleyball, pedal boats and lots of bare skin. A wide promenade accommodates strollers, roller skaters and cyclists. When summer days become summer nights, the crowds move to the terrace restaurants, bars and night markets.
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Travel is easy, accommodation plentiful, the climate benign, the people relaxed, the beaches long and sandy, the food and drink easy to come by and full of regional variety. More than 50 million foreigners a year visit Spain, yet you can also travel for days and hear nothing but Spanish.
 

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Spain Tourist Attractions

Spain, one of the largest countries in Europe, occupies four-fifths of the Iberian Peninsula. A land of extraordinary geographical and cultural diversity, it has much to offer the tourist. While the Mediterranean beach resorts on the Costa Blanca, Costa Brava and Costa del Sol continue to attract sun seekers, the north coast is gradually gaining in popularity. But there is a great deal more to Spain than the beaches. The terrain is amazingly diverse with a huge variety of landscapes: deciduous and coniferous forests, arid plains, salt marshes, rocky bays and coves, peaks, verdant river valleys and mountain streams.
One of the most pleasurable ways to discover Spain’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife is to visit one of the National Parks. Walks, hiking trails and jeep excursions enable visitors to explore marshes and wetlands, coastal dunes, isolated mountain peaks and Atlantic beaches. At certain times of the year the skies are filled with migrating birds heading for North Africa and the parks are also the habitat of a wealth of indigenous flora and fauna. Special mention should be made of rare and endangered species like the royal eagle, the capercaillie (woodcock) and the Pyrenean mountain goat. The major national parks in mainland Spain are: Coto de Doñana (provinces of Seville and Huelva), Tablas de Daimiel (La Mancha), Ordesa (Huesca Pyrenees), Aigües Tortes (Lleida) and Montaña de Covadonga (Picos de Europa).
Over the centuries, Spain’s indigenous and conquering peoples have left an indelible legacy. Cromlechs and cave paintings from the prehistoric period, temples and aqueducts from the Roman occupation, Romanesque churches, Moorish baths, mosques and fortresses, medieval cathedrals and castles, Renaissance and Baroque palaces, the modernist architecture of Antoni Gaudí and his contemporaries, as well as present-day masterpieces like the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao and the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia. more about the tourist attractions in Spain....