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Visiting Spain
Spain is definitely one country that should be visited at least once in a lifetime. Spain has a wide range of monuments, museums, and other places with wonderful views to offer. Read the rest of this entry »

If you are visiting Spain in a small group, there is a suggestion; you can make your trip tailor made. There are many tour operators spread over Spain who would be of great help in arranging such tailor made tour programs. Read the rest of this entry »

Spain is one of the few countries in the world that has a certain rustic feel to it that is hard to find in other places of the world. It is a peace inducing country that stands out like a diamond in the sun, waiting to be discovered by the curious eyes of tourists looking for a one of a kind adventure. Read the rest of this entry »

If you are thinking about visiting Spain for the first time, you would better be careful with that, for this place is renowned to be very addictive. You might say to yourself “well it is just a normal holiday, I’ll go there, visit that” but as soon as you arrive here you will find out just how easily every place you look at draws you into its magic. Read the rest of this entry »

If your vacation plans have always been the only things you thought about twice before taking a decision, from now on things will be simplified for you. Spain is one of the most enchanting locations you could choose to spend that free time in a relaxing and heavenly atmosphere. Read the rest of this entry »

Have you ever looked back into your past and come to the conclusion that there were not too many vacations that you truly enjoyed? Have you ever been recommended a place which right after you arrived in it was just not as special as you had read and seen in that travel book your travel agency offered you? Read the rest of this entry »

Coruna is one of Spain’s Provinces located in the north west of the country and is made up of beautiful countryside, sunny beaches and a rich culture with ancient roman and celtic origins. The capital city of Coruna Province bears the same name, A Coruña. This city is right on the coast and has had an active port for nearly 2 millenniums, which has led to its inhabitance throughout history by people from many other lands, each of them leaving their footprints on the history and culture of Coruna. In the modern day, Coruna is still visited by many from other lands; its lovely town of Santiago de Compostela houses a cathedral which is the last stop on a pilgrimage walked by thousands of people each year.

Climate and Environment

The average temperature throughout the year is 14º C and hours of sun top 2,000 every year, making Coruna the perfect spot to enjoy a beach holiday. It is positioned on the coast against the Bay of Biscay and the Atlantic Ocean. The climate is temperate but there is plenty of rainfall, making the landscape lush and green. Read the rest of this entry »

Spain is among those beautiful countries that you must visit once in your lifetime. Your traveling experience to this magical place will surely be delightful. The country has something to offer for everyone. With its expanding tourism sector you can find many hotels, villas and apartments that have opened up to provide accommodation to the rising number of tourists every year. If you are planning to visit this amazing place then there are few facts that you must know about it.

Here are few important facts that you must know about the country:

It ranks at the fourth place among the largest countries of Europe. Because of its larger size the weather conditions prevailing in different parts of the country are different. Read the rest of this entry »

If you are visiting Spain, do not forget to visit this place. This city is ‘beautiful and splendid’. This city occupies a strategic position for trading. In fact Romans were aware of its potential as the best trading centre to trade in the famous Spanish olive oil, wheat and wine. These were transported to Rome from this city Cordoba. To help the trade and transport of the materials, Romans built a bridge which is now named as ‘El Puente Romano’ bridge. It was during the Christian era that magnificent churches and arches were built. The existing mosque was retained and many beautification works were undertaken.

The city is located on the southern side of Spain. This is a moderate city with an estimated population of about 500000. There are many places of historical importance in and around the city. The city has a Mediterranean climate with temperature going up to 40 degree during summer. Read the rest of this entry »

Any one visiting Spain will never miss a visit to Barcelona. It is such a beautiful place and in and around Barcelona there are many places of interest for the tourist. In fact many of the places have historical importance also. Just a little away from Barcelona there are places to enjoy; the beautiful nature, imposing coves, restaurants serving choicest traditional food of Barcelona, captivating places for wood walk, luxurious villas for comfortable stay, etc. While in Barcelona there are so many places to visit which keeps the tourist engaged throughout the day as well as at night! Guell Park is one such place which is worth visiting.

Guell Park:

The Park has a history of its own. The area where the park is now situated is actually a rocky area. It was actually meant for a commercial housing complex. But the plan did not get support and only one house was built on experimental basis. But even this house was could not be sold. It was Mr. Eusebi Guell who conceived the idea of converting it into a park. The Garden City Movement of Britain instigated Mr. Guell to convert this proposed housing complex into a garden. That was in the year 1904. The only house that was built was bought by Mr. Guell himself. That was in the year 1906. This park has been named after Mr. Guell, and was called ‘Guell Parc’ which later became ’Guell Park’. Read the rest of this entry »