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The country is the home of the prospering capital Madrid, the vibrant coastal city of Barcelona and the city where flamenco was born, Sevilla. |
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Andalusia is the jolliest part of the country. All year round the region attracts tourists by its festivals, traditions and cheerful people |
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Autonomous Region of Navarre has more than 50 natural reserves, the most famous of which are Reserva Integral de Lizardoia and Parque Natural de Señorío de Bértiz |
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Avila is a beautifully preserved medieval city, with staggering city walls, towers, monasteries, nunneries and churches |
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Balearic Islands are famous for its nature, beaches, excellent climate. It is one of the most attractive tourist areas in Spain |
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It’s Spain's second largest city and the capital of Catalonia. The city has a wealth of unique historic architecture and has emerged as one of the most popular tourist destinations during the 1990s. |
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In times of antiquity the Canary Islands were called the gardens of Gesperid, noting the divine origin. Someone believe that the islands are a part of sunken Atlantis |
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There are 6 national parks and reserves on the territory of Cantabria. Unspoiled beaches extend from east to west for 110 km. Mild climate |
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Situated in the northeastern Iberian Peninsula, Catalonia is a land of rich and varied scenery, 580 km of Mediterranean coastline, and has preserved a rich architectural heritage. |
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The name translates in English as "Sunshine Coast". The area's mild climate is the root attraction that makes it possible to enjoy the beaches and a wide variety of outdoor activities year round. |
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Being one of the greenest and most unusual regions Galicia is home to one of the best coastlines in Spain |
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The capital of Spain is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. With its intense cultural activities and artistic vitality |
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Majorca is the largest Spanish island and an almost all-the-year round resort. The tourist season here starts on April 1 and lasts till November. |
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Principality of Asturias - a historical pride of the whole of Spain with beautiful corners of untouched nature |
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Toledo - one of the most important centres of European medieval history is also known for national cuisine, especially the world famous marzipan |
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Rest in Valencia - a great opportunity for any summer sport –swimming, scuba diving, golf, tennis and others; a variety of nightlife and cultural programs |
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Calatayud is the only stop of the AVE high-speed train from Barcelona to Madrid. The city is famous for its well-preserved ancient Muslim fortress. |
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Huesca is the centre of economy of Aragon. Tourists are usually attracted here by the Fiesta Mayor in summer and by nice skiing facilities in winter. |
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Ibiza and Formentera - the most popular holiday destination for European youth. From June to September the island is an endless disco, that attracts connoisseurs of modern music |
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Teruel is hard to get to, but this mountainous town worth it. Some of local historical buildings are listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. |
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The most “local” dishes of the diverse but simple Aragon’s cuisine are “Bacalao al Ajoarriero” (cod) and “Pollo a la Chilindrón” (chicken). |
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Thanks to Aragon’s versatile landscapes, there are options for all sorts of extreme lovers from sky divers and climbers to kayakers and cavers |
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Thanks to its moderate climate and diversity of landscapes – from the Pyrenees Mountains to river Ebro valleys - Aragon attracts many nature lovers |
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In two kilometers from the Piedrafita de Jaca village starts the Lacuniacha Park. Wild animals can be seen here in semi-natural conditions. |
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The 3-ha Pirenarium Miniature Theme Park is a chance to explore the Pyrenees without any special equipment. Take your camera and enter mini-Spain! |
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There are very few places in the world where everyone can have adventures or can experience the sort of emotions that you will remember forever. |
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Aragon embraces 7 ski resorts, including Astun and Candanchu. Both beginners and expert skiers will find enough slopes matching their skills here |
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