The Canaries, Spain that is located towards the south in proximity to the northwest coast of Africa is known for its balmy climate, year-round sunshine, diversity of landscapes, snow-covered mountains, impressive volcanoes and beautiful beaches. In fact, Tenerife, the largest island on the Canaries is a enticement for visitors but only few potential tourists to the place are aware about the six step pyramids that they can explore on the island at Guimar.
Thor Heyerdahl
Thor Heyerdahl was a famous Norwegian Explorer who initiated to draw the world's attention to these pyramids to the early 1990s. Thor Heyerdahl then moved to live in Tenerife in the year 1994. He dedicated his entire life into studying these pyramids until he expired in the year 2002.
Astronomy
The Canary Islands' Institute of Astrophysics has made some potential investigation in the field of astronomy connection of these pyramids. According to the studies they performed, these pyramids have been aligned according to summer and winter solstices.
Archaeology
Excavations by various archaeologists were made between the years 1997 to 1998. Under one of the pyramids a cave was exposed that was about 26 feet long and enclosed some human remains that dated to the time of pre-Hispanic age. Pre-Hispanic age belongs to the Guanches.
Origins
According to Thor Heyerdahl's theory, the pyramids of Guimar has been built by pre-European voyagers who used the same method as used by the ancient Mesopotamia and Mexico, Peru for the development of Pyramids.
Thor Heyerdahl
Fred Olsen, one of the Thor Heyerdahl's friends bought the site of these pyramids in the year 1998 and set up a museum with exhibits Heyerdahl's theories regarding these pyramids.
About The Pyramids
Holidays to Tenerife Island in the Canaries will be incomplete without visiting Guimar. The place is located over the border between the dry south and green north. Guimar is a place of great importance as it can create important information about the Guanches that has initially settled here.
Keeping in view the safety and preserving of these pyramids, they have been carefully reconstructed keeping in mind the original layout so that visitors can see the actual magic of the pyramid building while they have a walk inside. No climbing is allowed on the pyramids. It was only the efforts of Thor Heyerdahl and his friend Fred Olsen who persuaded the authorities to seal the area in 1990s. A similar structure was created nearby making sure that the location points the sun during the winter and summer solstices.
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Monday, April 19, 2010
Barcelona: Exhibiting Explicit Work Of Art and Culture In Its Museums
Positioned towards the Spain’s eastern coast such that the location overlooks the Mediterranean Sea, lies the Barcelona city that is home to Musems that showcases work of the world's greatest architects and artists including Antoni Gaudi and Pablo Picasso. Hundreds of cultural attractions, art exhibition and museums disclose the wealthy heritage of this admirable travel destination. The Barcelona City is sure to meet the desires of those who like to explore history, art and architecture. The museums of Barcelona are filled with knowledge and artifacts that have high historical value. A visit to this thriving city is incomplete without getting to know what is contained in the museums that exhibit 100 of year’s old heritage and culture old Spain.
Art
Museu Picasso is Barcelona's most visited art museum, housing more than 4,000 exemplary art pieces which attracts more than one million visitors and admirers annually. Other important art museums are the Fundacio Joan Miro, the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya and Fundacio Gala-Salvador Dali.
Architecture
Two of the most popular museums in Barcelona are housed inside the historic buildings that have been created by the famous architect named Antoni Gaudi. The building alone attracts more that 2 million visitors. The Museu del Temple Expiatori de La Sagrada Familia demonstrates Gaudi’s history and the Sagarda Family. La Pedrera another masterpiece by Gaudi displays Modern and Renaissance artwork.
History
Museu d'Historia de Catalunya is amongst other notable museums that are there in Barcelona city. The museum is known to have housed different interactive historical exhibitions. The Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya, the Museu Maritim (covering maritime history) and the Museu Futbol Club that displays various sporting artifacts are worth visiting.
Culture
Barcelona hosts many popular festivals including Gracia’s Festa Major and the La Merce. A wide range of activities, events, performances and cultural exhibits are hosted by both the Centre de Cultura Contemporanea de Barcelona and the Caixa Forum. The very well known Ciutat Vella Flamenco Carnival is also hosted in the town.
Kid Friendly
Kids can also have a great time in Barcelona. You can take kids to the Cosmo Caixa which is an interactive science museum. The Museu de la Xocolata is a chocolate museum that really interests kids and is a popular attraction for them. The Parc Guell is another notable kid-friendly museum that has been designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi. Tibidabo Fun Fair that has at least 100-year-old tradition is also a great place to take kids. It is located over the hills that overlooks Barcelona.
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Art
Museu Picasso is Barcelona's most visited art museum, housing more than 4,000 exemplary art pieces which attracts more than one million visitors and admirers annually. Other important art museums are the Fundacio Joan Miro, the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya and Fundacio Gala-Salvador Dali.
Architecture
Two of the most popular museums in Barcelona are housed inside the historic buildings that have been created by the famous architect named Antoni Gaudi. The building alone attracts more that 2 million visitors. The Museu del Temple Expiatori de La Sagrada Familia demonstrates Gaudi’s history and the Sagarda Family. La Pedrera another masterpiece by Gaudi displays Modern and Renaissance artwork.
History
Museu d'Historia de Catalunya is amongst other notable museums that are there in Barcelona city. The museum is known to have housed different interactive historical exhibitions. The Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya, the Museu Maritim (covering maritime history) and the Museu Futbol Club that displays various sporting artifacts are worth visiting.
Culture
Barcelona hosts many popular festivals including Gracia’s Festa Major and the La Merce. A wide range of activities, events, performances and cultural exhibits are hosted by both the Centre de Cultura Contemporanea de Barcelona and the Caixa Forum. The very well known Ciutat Vella Flamenco Carnival is also hosted in the town.
Kid Friendly
Kids can also have a great time in Barcelona. You can take kids to the Cosmo Caixa which is an interactive science museum. The Museu de la Xocolata is a chocolate museum that really interests kids and is a popular attraction for them. The Parc Guell is another notable kid-friendly museum that has been designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi. Tibidabo Fun Fair that has at least 100-year-old tradition is also a great place to take kids. It is located over the hills that overlooks Barcelona.
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A Day At Montjuic, Barcelona
Montjuic -- a “Jewish Mountain"-- that is located high above in the Barcelona city center in a luxuriant, residential enclave that is known for its amazing view and the spectacular art it contains. In fact, a trip to Barcelona is incomplete without a visit to Montjuic’s iro Museum, the national Museum of Catalunya and the spellbinding Font Magica.
All the Montjuic's transportation takes place from Plaça Espanya that is accessible from L1 and L3 lines of Metro. A large number of city buses are also available from popular spots like L'Eixample and Plaça Catalunya. Some people also like to walk from Plaça Catalunya to Montjuic by taking a leisurly walk around Gran Via. As you exit the bus or Metro at Plaça Espanya, you will be able to see the looming Museu Nacional d'Arte de Catalunya over a large stone staircase. As you walk up the Museum you'll be able to see lined fountains making an absolutely great entrance. The museum wins the heart of any visitor.
You should also visit the Catalonian artist Joan Miro. Joan below is famous for his descriptive and imaginative works that features abstract images of women, stars and other figurines. His works consists of very thin ink lines and has been appreciated by many. You'll be charmed by his descriptive lines that he gives to his works. The view of his exemplary work of art from the rooftop of the terrace is also worth viewing.
You must also visit the CaixaForum in Montjuic. This is a free museum that is operated by Caixa bank. The museum features contemporary art exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photographs and digital art. The featured collection keeps on changing regularly. You can take a break and visit the café con leche or a bocadillo (sandwich). Browsing the bookshop that has a large collection of famous book in the lobby is also possible.
Olympic diving complex is amongst Barcelona's. And not so famous treasures but you can swim down here and gaze at the Sagrada Familia and some other landmarks also. The boat is very less crowded compared to city beaches.
At night you can see the Font Magica -- an enormous fountain. The place was built for world exposition in the 1929. This musical fountain is based on various themes such as "William Tell Overture” and "Star Wars" and the show keep on changing regularly.
This way your single day in Montjuic, Barcelona will turn into a complete experience.
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All the Montjuic's transportation takes place from Plaça Espanya that is accessible from L1 and L3 lines of Metro. A large number of city buses are also available from popular spots like L'Eixample and Plaça Catalunya. Some people also like to walk from Plaça Catalunya to Montjuic by taking a leisurly walk around Gran Via. As you exit the bus or Metro at Plaça Espanya, you will be able to see the looming Museu Nacional d'Arte de Catalunya over a large stone staircase. As you walk up the Museum you'll be able to see lined fountains making an absolutely great entrance. The museum wins the heart of any visitor.
You should also visit the Catalonian artist Joan Miro. Joan below is famous for his descriptive and imaginative works that features abstract images of women, stars and other figurines. His works consists of very thin ink lines and has been appreciated by many. You'll be charmed by his descriptive lines that he gives to his works. The view of his exemplary work of art from the rooftop of the terrace is also worth viewing.
You must also visit the CaixaForum in Montjuic. This is a free museum that is operated by Caixa bank. The museum features contemporary art exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photographs and digital art. The featured collection keeps on changing regularly. You can take a break and visit the café con leche or a bocadillo (sandwich). Browsing the bookshop that has a large collection of famous book in the lobby is also possible.
Olympic diving complex is amongst Barcelona's. And not so famous treasures but you can swim down here and gaze at the Sagrada Familia and some other landmarks also. The boat is very less crowded compared to city beaches.
At night you can see the Font Magica -- an enormous fountain. The place was built for world exposition in the 1929. This musical fountain is based on various themes such as "William Tell Overture” and "Star Wars" and the show keep on changing regularly.
This way your single day in Montjuic, Barcelona will turn into a complete experience.
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Swimming with dolphins in Ibiza
Swimming with dolphins in Ibiza can provide an experience of a life time. There are innumerable ways in which one can swim with dolphins while visiting Ibiza. Some people have to exercise patience in order to swim with dolphins but for others, dolphins readily come to them and behave as friendly as they can. These dolphins are very much used to swim with people and indulge in playing with them. When it comes to swimming with dolphins, there are no particular rules but you need to exercise some common sense.
You will need a snorkeling equipment, Goggles and Scuba diving equipment for the purpose. Scuba diving equipment will allow the swimmer to explore the underwater environment and also see dolphins swimming naturally inside. The dolphins also allow people to hold their top fin as they get prepared to glide in the water. The dolphins can go very deep, so scuba diving equipment is necessary for the activity.
In Ibiza, snorkeling is an activity that is performed towards the shore. A person can hold the dolphin’s fin take him for a ride in water. You should always leave the fin if the dolphin tries to takes you deep inside water. For Snorkeling activity with dolphins, you must try to remain in shallower waters. The dolphins allow people to hold onto the fin and take a ride through the water. Always let go if the dolphin takes you too far under water.
It is ideal to wear were goggles when swimming and playing with dolphins. When one is swimming around the dolphins, the possibility that they'll come to you and snort water over your face. The splash of water may enter your eye but swimming goggles will always stop them from happening.
Activities related to dolphins and swimming with them can be arranged at any of the dive centers in Ibiza. These companies are known for taking people to certain locations where dolphins are likely to be located and then allow them to swim with them in an environment that is properly controlled so that a fun activity does not convert into some kind of miss happening. It is easy to swim with dolphins but it is important to take care because at times, they start to play a little rough. If you are indulging in any activities related to dolphins, then you should also be responsible enough to make sure that you do not hurt them.
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You will need a snorkeling equipment, Goggles and Scuba diving equipment for the purpose. Scuba diving equipment will allow the swimmer to explore the underwater environment and also see dolphins swimming naturally inside. The dolphins also allow people to hold their top fin as they get prepared to glide in the water. The dolphins can go very deep, so scuba diving equipment is necessary for the activity.
In Ibiza, snorkeling is an activity that is performed towards the shore. A person can hold the dolphin’s fin take him for a ride in water. You should always leave the fin if the dolphin tries to takes you deep inside water. For Snorkeling activity with dolphins, you must try to remain in shallower waters. The dolphins allow people to hold onto the fin and take a ride through the water. Always let go if the dolphin takes you too far under water.
It is ideal to wear were goggles when swimming and playing with dolphins. When one is swimming around the dolphins, the possibility that they'll come to you and snort water over your face. The splash of water may enter your eye but swimming goggles will always stop them from happening.
Activities related to dolphins and swimming with them can be arranged at any of the dive centers in Ibiza. These companies are known for taking people to certain locations where dolphins are likely to be located and then allow them to swim with them in an environment that is properly controlled so that a fun activity does not convert into some kind of miss happening. It is easy to swim with dolphins but it is important to take care because at times, they start to play a little rough. If you are indulging in any activities related to dolphins, then you should also be responsible enough to make sure that you do not hurt them.
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Spend a Relaxing Day at Beach in Barcelona
Barcelona is known for its incredible nightlife, Parisian-style boulevards and a thriving historic district. A multi-dollar improvement program has recently been completed in Barcelona because of its city has been endowed with a phase that it never looks like. It's easy to spend a day on Barcelona beaches without reelecting that you are in such a flourishing metropolis.
Your start your day from La Barceloneta which is an ancient neighborhood home for Barcelona's fishermen. Installed through its streets you will be able to require knowledge find some best quality seafood restaurants and a jest of the lifestyle that these people lead. La Barceloneta takes you for a walk through history.
Next should be a walk through the walkway at Platja de la Barceloneta. This walkway is quite captivating with the sea and beach on one side and La Barceloneta towards the other side. The sweeping views of the coastline with many fishing boats and sailboats at sea can mesmerize just about anyone. Also visit the Hotel Del Arts tower that is present towards the walkway’s end. The Frank Gehry Peix sculpture that showcases a giant copper fish is also a major attraction.
Platja de Nova Icaria is worth catching some rays. Known as the nicest beach in Bearcelona, Platja de Nova Icaria is situated near the crowded Port Olympic and contains large number of food restaurants and countless motorboats and sailboats. The deep beach features both such as volleyball courts etc. There are several bars throughout the beach and people love lying back and paying attention to crash or their over this white sandy beach.
You should also check out Platja de Bogatell. The place is towards the farther north and attracts most of the people. The area is known for one of the best beach bars "chiringuitos" present on the Mediterranean. You can also go towards the beach Platja Mar Bella. Mar Bella lies towards the farthest north. Activities such as jungle gyms, basketball courts, skateboard parks and volleyball nets are also there. Mar Bella is connected to Bogatell by a beautiful jogging trail.
The beaches of Barcelona are very well equipped with toilets, public showers and drinking fountains. Ice cream stands and drink stalls are not very far away. You also don't have to worry about parasols or taking chairs as there are plenty of rental services available right at the beach. All you need to do is put apply some sun-block cream, wear your goggles and get set for a relaxing day at the beach.
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Your start your day from La Barceloneta which is an ancient neighborhood home for Barcelona's fishermen. Installed through its streets you will be able to require knowledge find some best quality seafood restaurants and a jest of the lifestyle that these people lead. La Barceloneta takes you for a walk through history.
Next should be a walk through the walkway at Platja de la Barceloneta. This walkway is quite captivating with the sea and beach on one side and La Barceloneta towards the other side. The sweeping views of the coastline with many fishing boats and sailboats at sea can mesmerize just about anyone. Also visit the Hotel Del Arts tower that is present towards the walkway’s end. The Frank Gehry Peix sculpture that showcases a giant copper fish is also a major attraction.
Platja de Nova Icaria is worth catching some rays. Known as the nicest beach in Bearcelona, Platja de Nova Icaria is situated near the crowded Port Olympic and contains large number of food restaurants and countless motorboats and sailboats. The deep beach features both such as volleyball courts etc. There are several bars throughout the beach and people love lying back and paying attention to crash or their over this white sandy beach.
You should also check out Platja de Bogatell. The place is towards the farther north and attracts most of the people. The area is known for one of the best beach bars "chiringuitos" present on the Mediterranean. You can also go towards the beach Platja Mar Bella. Mar Bella lies towards the farthest north. Activities such as jungle gyms, basketball courts, skateboard parks and volleyball nets are also there. Mar Bella is connected to Bogatell by a beautiful jogging trail.
The beaches of Barcelona are very well equipped with toilets, public showers and drinking fountains. Ice cream stands and drink stalls are not very far away. You also don't have to worry about parasols or taking chairs as there are plenty of rental services available right at the beach. All you need to do is put apply some sun-block cream, wear your goggles and get set for a relaxing day at the beach.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
Bilbao
Bilbao is a city built around finance and culture, dating back to the 12th Century. Situated in Basque country; it is the capital of the Province of Biscay. Bilbao is also an active seaport due to its position on the Estuary of Bilbao and adjacent to the Bay of Biscay.
Historical Bilbao
Bilbao was built around the Old City or Seven Streets district which is now protected as a historical monument. Nevertheless it is a bustling part of the city, with many bars and restaurants that attract locals and tourists to the area. The Gothic Santiago Cathedral is the oldest structure in Bilbao and a landmark of the city, worth investigating for its beautiful interiors in the Neo Classical style.
Cultural Bilbao
Bilbao’s reputation as a city of culture is well deserved as there are numerous museums and galleries to visit, including the world famous Guggenheim Museum. This museum has a permanent exhibit of modern art and an ever changing programme of temporary exhibitions. To view Spanish art throughout history, visit the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum. The Museum of Vizcaya History and Archaeology offers a history of the Basque people.
Bilbao has its own Symphony Orchestra which often performs in the city at venues such as Teatro Arriaga and Palacio Euskalduna. During the opera season, there are even more musical performances to be attended. Live music is a major part of the city’s social scene and clubs such as Kafe Antzokia and Bilborock are popular clubs with the alternative music scene.
Bilbao Festival
Semana Grande, meaning “big week” is a 9 day festival that falls during the latter part of August in Bilbao. It is an enormous gathering of people with over 10,000 visitors arriving in the city to join the festivities, including international tourists. Some of the events held yearly at the festival include bullfights, a strongman competition, free musical concerts, street parties and entertainment and firework displays on every night of this vibrant festival. Every year, new events take place also, and attendees can refer to the festival programme available free from numerous venues all over town for details of the exact events and their locations.
Parklife in Bilbao
Dona Casilda Iturrizar Park is an extensive parkland in Bilbao, and for those who wish to experience a slice of England in Spain, it is worth a visit, its landscaping and design deliberately recall the English style. The Arenal Park hosts a Municipal Band performance each Sunday morning. The Arriaga Theatre can also be found here; a venue for operas, Zarzuela and other concerts.
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Historical Bilbao
Bilbao was built around the Old City or Seven Streets district which is now protected as a historical monument. Nevertheless it is a bustling part of the city, with many bars and restaurants that attract locals and tourists to the area. The Gothic Santiago Cathedral is the oldest structure in Bilbao and a landmark of the city, worth investigating for its beautiful interiors in the Neo Classical style.
Cultural Bilbao
Bilbao’s reputation as a city of culture is well deserved as there are numerous museums and galleries to visit, including the world famous Guggenheim Museum. This museum has a permanent exhibit of modern art and an ever changing programme of temporary exhibitions. To view Spanish art throughout history, visit the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum. The Museum of Vizcaya History and Archaeology offers a history of the Basque people.
Bilbao has its own Symphony Orchestra which often performs in the city at venues such as Teatro Arriaga and Palacio Euskalduna. During the opera season, there are even more musical performances to be attended. Live music is a major part of the city’s social scene and clubs such as Kafe Antzokia and Bilborock are popular clubs with the alternative music scene.
Bilbao Festival
Semana Grande, meaning “big week” is a 9 day festival that falls during the latter part of August in Bilbao. It is an enormous gathering of people with over 10,000 visitors arriving in the city to join the festivities, including international tourists. Some of the events held yearly at the festival include bullfights, a strongman competition, free musical concerts, street parties and entertainment and firework displays on every night of this vibrant festival. Every year, new events take place also, and attendees can refer to the festival programme available free from numerous venues all over town for details of the exact events and their locations.
Parklife in Bilbao
Dona Casilda Iturrizar Park is an extensive parkland in Bilbao, and for those who wish to experience a slice of England in Spain, it is worth a visit, its landscaping and design deliberately recall the English style. The Arenal Park hosts a Municipal Band performance each Sunday morning. The Arriaga Theatre can also be found here; a venue for operas, Zarzuela and other concerts.
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Spain’s Beach Destinations
Spain’s extensive coastline and plentiful sunshine makes it the ideal destination for a truly fantastic beach holiday. Following are a few of the many Spanish beaches worth a visit, for their popularity or for their unique features. Whether you prefer quiet idyllic beaches with rocky outcrops, waters decked with coral reefs or a beach with a happening social scene, Spain is the right place to look.
Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol offers a vibrant beach life for those who are looking for an energetic, non-stop social holiday. The area spans the South coast of Spain and boasts of fine sand and warm seas. The beaches are usually busy, as the Costa del Sol is one of the most popular beach destinations in Spain, especially with visitors from the UK. Some of the most well known and well developed resorts are Marbella, Málaga and Torremolinos, and though these areas are quite built up and prone to traffic, the volume of accommodation available makes it easy to find a place to stay and one can often benefit from last minute specials.
Costa Blanca
This stretch of coastline is named for its beaches of white sand. The sea is clear and a fantastic hue of true sea green. The Costa Blanca is adjacent to the city of Valencia, not one of Spain’s most scenic destinations due to its industrial focus. The year round sun more than makes up for this though; with its dry, hot climate, the South Eastern coast of Spain can practically promise beach weather every day of your holiday. Two of the well known resorts are Alicante and Benidorm.
Costa de la Luz
Situated in South west Andalucia, the Costa de la Luz translates to “the Coast of Light “; perhaps a reference to the abundance of sun in this part of Spain. Costa de la Luz offers long sandy beaches and deep blue Atlantic Sea. The beaches here offer a quieter alternative to the Costa del Sol and are within easy reach of Seville and Cadiz, two Spanish cities with a rich heritage and historical sites to visit.
Costa Verde
The Costa Verde or green coast, situated within the province of Asturia, offers a different climate to the more arid regions of Spain with cooler temperatures year round and higher rainfall, which contributes to the lush surroundings and gives the Costa Verde its name. Its dramatic, rocky beaches and proximity to historical architecture and sights make it a must for a visit from those who prefer to holiday a little off the beaten track.
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Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol offers a vibrant beach life for those who are looking for an energetic, non-stop social holiday. The area spans the South coast of Spain and boasts of fine sand and warm seas. The beaches are usually busy, as the Costa del Sol is one of the most popular beach destinations in Spain, especially with visitors from the UK. Some of the most well known and well developed resorts are Marbella, Málaga and Torremolinos, and though these areas are quite built up and prone to traffic, the volume of accommodation available makes it easy to find a place to stay and one can often benefit from last minute specials.
Costa Blanca
This stretch of coastline is named for its beaches of white sand. The sea is clear and a fantastic hue of true sea green. The Costa Blanca is adjacent to the city of Valencia, not one of Spain’s most scenic destinations due to its industrial focus. The year round sun more than makes up for this though; with its dry, hot climate, the South Eastern coast of Spain can practically promise beach weather every day of your holiday. Two of the well known resorts are Alicante and Benidorm.
Costa de la Luz
Situated in South west Andalucia, the Costa de la Luz translates to “the Coast of Light “; perhaps a reference to the abundance of sun in this part of Spain. Costa de la Luz offers long sandy beaches and deep blue Atlantic Sea. The beaches here offer a quieter alternative to the Costa del Sol and are within easy reach of Seville and Cadiz, two Spanish cities with a rich heritage and historical sites to visit.
Costa Verde
The Costa Verde or green coast, situated within the province of Asturia, offers a different climate to the more arid regions of Spain with cooler temperatures year round and higher rainfall, which contributes to the lush surroundings and gives the Costa Verde its name. Its dramatic, rocky beaches and proximity to historical architecture and sights make it a must for a visit from those who prefer to holiday a little off the beaten track.
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