Anybody who has visited Spain will assure you that this country has great natural beauty and offers the best relaxation. There is a lot to learn and enjoy in this European country and this has seen to the increase in number of tourists visiting it and having a feel of the natural and man-made features it has to offer.

There is no doubt that this is why the country is ranked second in the list of the most visited countries of the world. It is a very popular tourist destination and those who co
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Who says this is a beach; it is paradise, exclaim the tourists! This is the beach in Barcelona, Spain. The second most populated city of Spain and a part of Catalonia Province, Barcelona is in the forefront of tourism. It is also an industrially advanced town with many major industries located here. Tourists flock to Barcelona because the city is immaculately beautiful; beautiful nature, buildings in testimony of superior architecture, an unbelievably beautiful beach, many museums and industries
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For natural and awesome landscapes with great sandy beaches and for some authentic Spanish style, look no further than Huelva. It is the charming and tranquil Andalusia province that offers refreshing vacations in the summer months.

Location

Huelva province is situated in the south of Spain west of Andalusia, between Portugal and Cadiz, Seville and Badajoz provinces. Huelva comprises seventy-nine municipalities that together include a total of 600,000 people.

Huelva has plenty of great
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There is so much history to Granada's glory, causing it to be unstable through the ages and through the reigns of many conquerors before it was established as a sovereign kingdom by Ibn Ahmar, an Arabian prince of the Nasrid tribe, in 1238. He was really a fair and able ruler, but did not have the opportunity to reign longer with the whole of Spain coming under the Christian Re-conquest.

Granada’s Rich History

Although the Moors were first at Granada, they were encumbered with battles th
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Guadalest is a tiny, charming village situated between the mountains in the valley also called Guadalest. It is close to Benidorm and is easily reached along the CV70.

Getting to GUADALEST

It is easy to reach Guadalest as the same road also goes to Terra Mitica. Drive along using the signs that lead to La Nucia until you reach a roundabout that will turn you off to Guadalest on the right.

It takes less than 30 minutes to reach Guadalest making this town a favorite day trip or half day e
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