Europe, Spain

That was a popular one. Lots of interesting sites.. I want to have some previerw of that...

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moyingzhi said:

[font=Times New Roman]Spain is really a beautiful country that I have come to ever. I like all the beautiful scene there and the sandy beaches all. I think anyone who has ever come there that he is sure not to forget the experience of the beautiful trip. Also the places madrid hotel and hotel in tenerife . I’d like to make a trip there again and go all over Spain. [/font]

That was a nice place. Lots of toursit attractions out there. Is it near to murcia spain and cordoba spain luque ?

[font=Times New Roman]Travel is easy, accommodation plentiful, the climate benign, the people relaxed, the beaches long and sandy, the food and drink easy to come by and full of regional variety. Also the sandy beaches in Barcelona and Costa del sol and you can also chech in Barcelona hotel and Costa del sol hotel . More than 50 million foreigners a year visit Spain, yet you can also travel for days and hear nothing but Spanish. That’s really a good idea to make a trip to Spain.[/font]

I've heard that they offer a viajes baratos or cheap fares?

Hey Aliyah, when are you back in Spain?? I live in Bacelona.

aliah said:

I've heard that they offer a viajes baratos or cheap fares?

Plan to be in san sebastian spain . And hopefully with my family. To spent a vacation... Have some plans?

[font=Times New Roman]Spain is a spectacular and diverse country. My colleagues and I have made several times trip abroad and we unanimous deem that Spain is the most country we have been to. We not only enjoy its bullfights, flamenco dancers and crowded beaches, but also admire its social culture. Spanish people are very open-hearted and communicative. You won't have any problems to get to know someone, especially in the big cities like Madrid or Barcelona. If you want to go to Spain be on a tour, the sites costa brava holidays and ibiza beach may help you a lot.[/font]

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aliah said:

Plan to be in san sebastian spain . And hopefully with my family. To spent a vacation... Have some plans?

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[size=3][font=Times New Roman]Sometimes I'm asked what Spanish sites are not to be missed in a visit to Spain, to which I normally respond: the Alhambra in Granada, the Mezquita in Cordoba, etc. Funny thing is, some of the Spanish places I have the fondest memories of are not on my "must see list," things like my visit to the cave home in Guadix, the walled city of Laguardia, the Roman ruins in Merida, and the Palace of Lebrija in Seville. And [b][url=http://[/b]www.tarragonaguide.com]tarragona[/url] and cadiz . [/font][/size]

My favorite cycling location. Apart from the sites mentioned above, there are plenty of cycling sites, such as:
* Sierra Nevada - specifically the climb to Pico Veleta, 3400ms high (combined with Alhambra and Granada makes a highlight of a tour of southern Spain - Andalucia).
* Peurto de Navacerrada and Sierra de Guadarrama - between Madrid and Segovia, the location of "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Ernst Hemingway.
* Picos de Europa, a cluster of peaks between Cantabria and Asturias on the Atlantic coast (Costa Verda, "the green coast" - very green indeed), in specific Covadonga and the climb to Lagos de Covadonga. Asturias (nicknamed "Paraiso Natural"😉 is filled with wild scenery and climbs, specifically:
* Alto de Angliru, a monstrous climb where Alberto Contador took the lead (and later won) in the Vuelta de Espana 2008.

An amazing feature of Spain is the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage route from the French border to Santiago at the very western end of Spain, in Galicia. The route is covered by thousands of pilgrims, from all over the world, walking to Santiago, which is a sacred Catholic location. There are hostels specifically designated for the pilgrims.