Posted by alecdarian on Thursday, June 2, 2011,
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The Costa Blanca region has many lovely resort towns like Javea, Calpe, Denia and Moraira which may be overlooked by UK tourists as a holiday destination. Most tourists think of Benidorm with its tall hotels and apartments, lovely but over-crowded beaches, nightlife in vibrant British bars, fresh fish & chips, and great fun in the sun. Calpe But there is more at Costa Blanca with Calpe. Its apartments and hotels may not be as big as those found in Benidorm but they are close to the coastline wh... Continue reading ...
Posted by alecdarian on Thursday, June 2, 2011,
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Torrevieja may be just the right place for those who want something different for their vacation. This city is right in the middle of Alicante and Murcia. Torrevieja is considered an extraordinary Spanish coastal resort city situated on the Mediterranean Sea in sunny Costa Blanca. Torrevieja means 'Old Tower' as the town has an ancient tower called la Torre Vieja. It was originally built to protect the town from Berber pirates’ attack. Previously a fishing village, the town developed into a ... Continue reading ...
Posted by alecdarian on Wednesday, May 18, 2011,
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The interesting Spanish experienceSpain is a country that should be on your ‘’must see’’ list, a country that attracts millions of visitors every single year. Some wonder how Spain manages to do that: well, it is understandable, considering the fact that it is one of the most diverse countries on the planet. It does not matter whether you want to enjoy your pension and go on holidays that were not possible during the younger years of your life, or if you travel with your family and al... Continue reading ...
Posted by alecdarian on Wednesday, May 18, 2011,
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A special placeBilbao is not the most famous, nor the most popular tourist attraction in Spain, such as the beautiful Costa del Sol, but it definitely is a place where tourists from all over the world can spend a few pleasant days in a quiet and charming atmosphere. Bilbao stands out with the fact that it is a seaport city located along the Nervion River, very close to the picturesque Bay of Biscay. Interesting attractionsThe Casco Viejo, also known as the Old Quarter represents the chief int... Continue reading ...
Posted by alecdarian on Saturday, May 14, 2011,
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It is the largest of the Canary Islands. It is located in the Atlantic Ocean and enjoys an average annual temperature around 22 º C, which attracts thousands of tourists every year and every season. Tenerife is a volcanic island. There are so many magnificent black sand beaches and a diverse landscape, which blends with mountains, national parks, zoos, and ancient pyramids that can be visited ... Many natural sites of Tenerife are protected by UNESCO. The festival, which is most cosmopolitan, ... Continue reading ...
Posted by alecdarian on Saturday, May 14, 2011,
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The rich history of Barcelona ??has always been open to outside influences due to its coastal location and proximity to France. Its history ranges from archaeological finds of the past to contemporary masterpieces, through the Gothic, the base of the modem, and the Catalan art nouveau. It is also the home to several museums displaying the works of famous painters of the twentieth century, including Miro, Picasso and Tapies. The cultural life is alive and dynamic, with shows in the Gran Teatre... Continue reading ...
Posted by alecdarian on Thursday, May 12, 2011,
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Delicious Mediterranean cuisine, beautiful beaches, shopping, great nightlife, better sports and leisure in Spain ... Marbella is a perfect place for people of all ages wanting to unpack! The location near the sea and the mountains, which is there in Marbella, gives it a unique microclimate. Temperatures are mild throughout the year - in Marbella there is neither hot summers nor very cold winters - and you can easily swim every day from June to September. Another advantage of Marbella is that ... Continue reading ...
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