What Spain is known for

The country of flamenco dance, bullfights, delicate sun and exquisite beaches, Spain is also known for its vast culture, diverse architecture and exciting history. The artistic heritage is unique in the world; it cannot be compared to anything. If you want to see the works of Diego Velasquez, Francisco de Goya, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali or Joan Miro, Spain is the right place for you. In architecture, Gaudi is the most imposing figure. Barcelona hosts millions of tou
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Andalusia and Sierra Nevada

Andalusia is one of the most beautiful regions in Spain. It is located in the south of the peninsula and enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate. The terrain of Andalusia is unique in Spain as it offers a multitude of altitudes. The highest mountain peaks are in Andalusia but there are also areas under 100 meters. Sierra Nevada is the Spanish mountain range known for both containing the highest point of Spain and for being the southernmost place where people can ski in
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A holiday opportunity

Are you looking for a holiday with a fragrance of old? Do you want to feel the taste of the crusades, the taste of the period when churches and monasteries started being built and the period of the Romanesque architecture? Well, if you are in Spain, you are in the right place. Those who are in search of such a thing can take a tour of the medieval towns and villages in Spain, especially those situated in the province of Girona.

The route

Girona is a province in whi
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The provinces Castellon, Alicante and Valencia make up the Valencian Community of Spain, which lies south of Cataluña in the Mediterranean. It is most renowned for its splendid orange groves and beautiful long beaches. Mediterranean traditions have been blended with Moorish heritage of several centuries to produce the currently intense Hispanic-Moorish heritage.

Unique Sights of the Provinces

Valencia, as the region’s capital, is renowned for its distinctive Saint Joseph fiesta, which i
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If you’re near Madrid or plan to go on a holiday there, try ALCALA DE HENARES, the oldest university town and also the home town of Miguel de Cervantes. It was the home of one of the best universities in the sixteenth century. But in the mid 18th century, the facilities were shifted to Madrid at which time the decline started. It’s not a place where you would like to spend a lot of time, but it is good for sightseeing. You can visit any time since the trains leave every 15 to 30 minutes from
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