Spain Tourist Places

Navarra is a region with a very strong history and occupies a privileged geographical position, south of the Pyrenees Mountain Range on the western side. It was an important medieval kingdom born of the struggle against Muslims, and in modern times was built in the crown of Castile, though maintained its own laws.
This independent community preserves a wide variety of ecosystems. It can be divided into several zones: the mountains to the north, the valley of Baztan with the most characteristic area of ??the Pyrenees and the Sierra Aralar Urbasa on the west, the valleys and Arbayún in the center, and the Ribera Del Ebro, in the South, with the flat, fertile Tierra Estella. Navarre has more than 50 natural areas, among which are the Integral Reserve and Natural Park Lizardoia Señor de Bértiz.
The history of Navarre has been marked by the border situation with France and its status as a separate kingdom from the great medieval Spanish kingdoms. The result of this ...

Murcia, capital of the Autonomous Region in south-eastern Spain, is located on the banks of the River Segura. Of ancient foundation in the course of its history the city (300,000 inhabitants) has undergone numerous achievements; including the Arab conquest which has left its mark. Murcia enjoys a climate among the best in Spain, thanks to high temperatures and low rainfall throughout the year, so you can visit it in any season.
The city is now an important agricultural center, thanks to the fertile Huerta, the surrounding area that forms along the path of the Segura, is one of the main places of production of fruits and vegetables in Spain. Murcia is also the main cultural center (the site of an ancient university,) religious, industrial and administrative center of the region.
The Old Town :
It develops along the left bank of the Segura and is accessed through the Puente Viejo, from which we come to the Paseo de la Glorieta de Espana, which houses the Ayuto (Town Hall) and the ...

Javea is a town located mid way to Valencia from Alcante to the north of Costa Blanca. This resort seems like a dwarf in front of the mountain of Montgo and is believed that it was once an elephant, which turned into a firm rock. Tourists flock the area throughout the peak season, however this town has annulled the building of tall constructions although many towns and cities like Benidorm of Costa Blanca have high-rise buildings.
Dispersed across rather a huge area there are three principle areas in Javea. Those areas are Javea Pueblo, Javea Puerto and the playa de Arenal.
The old town of Javeo Pueblo is the most captivating area, which has narrow roads with superb white buildings. In San Bartolome, there is an old thirteenth century Gothic church, which makes a fine sight. Moreover, it is great to watch the local market place with local fresh fruits, vegetables and local fish. In addition, delicious tapas are served in the accustomed way in Spanish bars of this town.
Javea Puerto is ...

The Gold Coast
Costa Dorada is also known as the Gold Coast and if you ever decide to visit it, you will immediately understand why people call it like this: the 135 kilometers that stretch from Mataro to Pensicola enjoy a spectacular sun and long, golden and delicate beaches.  Its beaches represent an impressive temptation for those who love the sun, the sand and the water, because they are all fine and bathed by shallow, crystal clear waters. The lands that surround the Dorada Coast are all extremely fertile and are responsible for producing some of the best wines in Spain; there are also other cultures, such as the olive groves, the fields covered with almonds hazel nuts or the carobs.
I am sure that you will be impressed and fascinated by the beauty of these landscapes, as the views they offer are simply breathtaking. The natural beauty seems to feel like home in the Costa Dorada, as the coast hosts two natural parks that represent the paradise on earth for those who are ...

The unique Spanish region
No other place in the world resembles Catalonia. Its north is guarded by the Pyrenees Mountains while its east is bathed by the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. Catalonia stands out with the fact that it stubbornly maintained along the centuries a very strong and at the same time independent identity, with a culture that always tried to be unique and even with a language of its own. Six million people live in Catalonia, making it the second most populated Spanish region, after the beautiful and popular Andalusia. The region is absolutely amazing and extremely attractive for tourists from all over the world due to the fact that it has a rich historical heritage; conquered by the Romans, the Goths, the French, by the Spanish and even by the Moors, Catalonia first obtained a limited autonomy with the death of the famous Francisco Franco. Catalonia now even has an executive and legislative governing body, elected by vote by the inhabitants of the region. ...

Spain and its Costa del Sol
Spain is a wonderful country, a country that will make you fall in love with it. In fact, it is almost impossible not to fall in love with Spain, as it is an extremely diverse place on earth that will attract your attention regardless of the interests and preferences you have. Whether you love the mountain or the sea, the snow or the sun, you will find it in Spain. You will also be welcomed by picturesque landscapes, a rich cultural and architectural heritage, an impressive history, modern and cosmopolite cities, traditional villages and people who are always happy to receive visitors.
Spain has hundreds and hundreds of places that one can visit, but you should know that the coasts manage to attract the biggest numbers; this happens probably due to the fact that a coast offers you sandy, delicate beaches bathed by incredibly clear waters, a very warm sun and lush vegetation that create panoramic views. One of the most famous and popular of all Spanish ...

Not too famous, but very pretty
Cazalla is not a very famous Spanish town, but it surely is a pleasant and pretty one where tourists can spend a few relaxing days. Cazalla is the capital city of the Cazalla la Sierra region and those who visit it receive an impression of metropolis due to the fact that it has a wide range of facilities and entertainment opportunities. Dating back from the glorious time of the Romans and founded by them, the town was originally named Callentum, but when the Moors came and conquered it, they changed the name into Kazalla, which means ‘’fortified city’’.
Visiting Cazalla
Those who want to visit Cazalla should start their exploring adventure with the beautiful Nuestra Senora Consolacion Church that patently waits for its visitors in the southern part of the city. The construction of the church was started in the 14th century, using an outstanding ‘’mix and match’’ type of architecture, extremely ...

A special holiday
Those who want a special Spanish holiday should choose as destination the beautiful Ciutadella. Ciutadella is a town that sits above a spectacular harbor, which made it extremely interesting for the Romans, who chose it as location for one of their towns; a few centuries later, the Moors also became interested in it and last, but not least, was the turn of the Catalans to conquer Ciutadella. However, the 18th century, with all its colonial powers, brought a shadow on Ciutadella, as it seems like neither the British nor the French found it important; this is one of the reasons why the architecture you’ll find in Ciutadella is very different from the one you find in other Spanish towns, as it is not too much influenced by the French or by the British. This architectural originality and uniqueness is the one that makes Ciutadella so appealing to tourists; if you add to this the exquisite restaurants, the excellent hotels and the picturesque views, you’ll see ...

Spain and its beauties
Definitely one of the most visited countries not only in the European continent, but in the world, Spain is also one of the most beautiful you have ever seen. The country manages to attract millions of visitors every year due to the fact that it is an extremely diverse one, a place where it does not matter what types of interests and preferences you have, as you will surely find something to attract your attention. Spain is beautiful because it has high mountain peaks covered with snow all year long, so perfect for winter sports, but it also has shallow, crystal clear waters that bathe sandy, golden beaches.
Spain is also a country with a very rich cultural and historical heritage, a country where you will find unique architectural styles and a delicious cuisine influenced by the numerous cultures that at one time or another in the past ruled over some of its regions. You will love about Spain the fact that it has hundreds and hundreds of places that you can ...

The Spanish culture has always been intensely influenced by all who have passed her by; from the Romans and Greeks to the Moors, Phoenicians and North Africans. The primary languages of Spain are Valencia and Castellano but anyone can get by without them. Spain boasts of 77% Catholics and is considered a Christian nation although only 1% is Protestant. However, you will find other religions in Spain.Spain’s most popular tradition and culture is bullfighting. This is more than a sport which has evolved over time. Bullfighting is as ritualistic as Spain’s culture.
Besides bullfighting, the famous Flamenco is another undeniable Spanish culture. This famous Flamenco is a passionate dance form from Andalusia. It is very flamboyant with soulful guitar tunes and song called cante. It is a classical Spanish culture that is referred as the soul of Spain. Great artists such as Diego Velasquez, Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso and Al Greco have been impacted by the Flamenco. Today, the ...