Posts Tagged ‘spain tourist attractions’
Segovia – Historic city of Spain
Segovia, which is just about 35 minutes drive from Madrid, is a moderately populated city of Spain. This city with Mediterranean climate was under Celtic rule and later changed to Roman control. History also says that when Spain was invaded by Islamic rulers, the city was actually abandoned for some time. It is mainly dependant on agriculture and tourism. Segovia is now one of most renowned tourist spots of Spain.
Places of interest for tourists:
Alcazar:
This old castle is an outstanding example of military architecture. The castle stands on a steep rocky crag above the confluence of rivers Clamores and Eresma. Its construction was on the steep side of the mountain in order to dissuade the enemy from climbing up the slope. The 15th Century old castle was repaired and restored in 1882. Read the rest of this entry »
Spain, a heaven for tourists
It is really so; Spain is a heaven for tourists. There are so many places to see, understand its culture and the history behind it. Added to it is the beautiful nature; a vast beach of the Mediterranean Sea with a row of mountains running parallel to it and beautiful coves in between the sea and mountains. This is the real splendor of nature. To enjoy this are the villas. Just a visit will authenticate this claim. ‘Granada’ located at the foot of the famous mountain row Sierra Nevada is one such place visited by tourists. Granada is located at a beautiful spot at a place where the three rivers Beiro, Genil and Darro congregate. It is not just the natural beauty; there are many other places to see in this great city of Granada. One of the places of interest is mentioned here:
Salobrena:
This small town is located on the top of a hill. The fort built on the hill appears like a crown on the head of the king. From the top of the hill which is located at a height of about 105 meters above sea level, one can see the most impressive natural beauty; the three rivers, the blue mountain and greenery around. Guides suggest reaching the hill by foot so that one can enjoy the nature much better. The famous Mudejar church built in the 16th century is located on the top of a mosque. Read the rest of this entry »
Luxury holiday villas in Spain
Spain is known for its rich natural beauty. With the beautiful beach of the Mediterranean Sea on one side and the breathtaking beauty of tall mountains on the other side and many historic places to visit, this country is the ‘first in preference’ for all the tourists. There are ample avenues for water sports, fishing, trekking and what not.
It keeps the visitor busy and keeps him away from all the worries of mundane business or office work. The natural beauty of Spain keeps the mind of the visitor calm and rejuvenates him. It is not just the natural beauty that attracts the tourist; it is also the luxury holiday villas which have come up to welcome the tourist. These make him feel at home and are an added attraction for the tourist. Read the rest of this entry »
Have The Time of Your Life In Spain
Spain has a vast geographical area (the cannery islands, the Balearics and mainland Spain) and diverse climate that ranges from subtropical to do Mediterranean climate. The Canary Islands remain submerged in sunshine all around the year which makes it a perfect destination to hang around in winters. The place offers lush tropical forests, dramatic volcanic landscapes and unspoiled wilderness. The coastlines of cannery islands are splendid with spectacular beaches and lush green palm tress that are magnificently scattered, making it an ideal holiday destination.
The Balearics include Minorca, Majorca and Ibiza which together make much admired destination, especially in peak season. The place offers great villas that suit every holiday maker. Stunning beaches, orchards, charming fishing villages and olives groves makes the place all the more wanted. San Antonio is known to have biggest and best nightclubs present in Europe. Mainland Spain have great climate and is very popular amongst people. Read the rest of this entry »