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Playa de Muro
Playa de Muro Playa de Muro is a beautiful six-kilometer-long sandy beach with turquoise water in northern Mallorca; it is one of the island’s newest resort destinations. It is a “Blue Flag” beach, meaning that it meets certain criteria in regards to the water quality, safety and services. Althoug
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Playa de Ingles
Playa de Ingles Love it or hate it, Playa del Ingles (Beach of the English) is Gran Canarias largest holiday resort and the second largest resort of its kind in Europe.If you are after a fun in the sun and party at night type of holiday then this is the resort for you. Find your perfect spot on th
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Plaça del Rei
Plaça del Rei The noble heart of Barcelona’s Old Town, tucked beneath the Roman walls that once ringed the ancient city, the Plaça del Rei is the city’s best preserved medieval square, home to a cluster of grand buildings. Largely celebrated as the most significant remainder of Barcelona’s medieva
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Passeig de la Muralla
Passeig de la Muralla See pretty much all of Girona’s sights, but from afar, during a walk along the city’s roughly 3-kilometer-long Passeig de la Muralla, This path takes visitors along the tops of the city’s ancient walls, from which you can see all of Girona and beyond — from the rooftops of th
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Paseo de los Tristes
Paseo de los Tristes A walk down Granada’s Paseo de los Tristes is an essential, if not quite unmissable, part of your Granada experience. This riverside stretch of narrow road cuts between the canyon that separates the Alhambra fortress from the Albaicín neighborhood, and it also leads you to the
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Parque del Laberinto de Horta
Parque del Laberinto de Horta Barcelona is filled with parks and unique art, and the Parque del Laberinto de Horta is one of the city’s oldest and least well known. The historic artistic gardens are part of a large former estate, containing both an 18th-century neoclassical garden and a 19th centu
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Park Genoves
Park Genoves While in Cadiz, a trip toward the sea can offer more than just pretty views. Indeed, if you go to the northwestern border of the island-like southern city, you’ll happen upon one of its favorite treasures, Park Genoves. Created in the 19th century, the seaside green getaway wasn’t alw
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Papagayo Beach
Papagayo Beach One of a string of sandy beaches and bays lining Lanzarote’s southern coast, Papagayo Beach (Playa de Papagayo) lies within the Monumento Natural de Los Ajaches Natural Park and is largely regarded as one of the island’s most beautiful beaches. A horseshoe-shaped bay cocooned betwee
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Palma Inca Market
Palma Inca Market One of the most vibrant bazaars in all of the old world, Mallorca’s Inca Market sits cradled in the midst of one of Spain’s most beloved towns.Also known as “Leather City,” by the locals, should you choose to take a visit, you’ll see why. Leather merchants from all over the Balea
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Palma Cruise Port
Palma Cruise Port Arriving in Palma de Mallorca it is easy to see why so many people visit this Spanish island paradise in the Mediterranean sun between Valencia and Barcelona – in 2010 around 20 million people tourists landed here by plane or ship. The lovely old town clustered around Sa Seu, the
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Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya
Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya Plaça de Sant Jaume’s Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya is much more than just a building with a pretty neoclassical façade: this is the seat of the Catalan government, from where 100 presidents have governed. Constructed between the 15th and 17th centuries,
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Palace of Carlos V
Palace of Carlos V The Palace of Charles V is a carefully designed statement of triumph and prestige. By building a royal residence in the heart of a conquered Muslim citadel, Charles honored his grandparents, the Catholic Monarchs, and celebrated the victory of Christianity over Islam. The palace
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Pajara
Pajara If you’re looking to get a dose Fuerteventuran culture, then look no further than the inland village of Pájara, located in the central part of the island. Nestled up against Betancuria Natural Park, Pájara is where you’ll find whitewashed-building-lined streets, a famous church, and heaps o
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Onyar River
Onyar River The Onyar River will likely be your first and most lasting impression of Girona, its rainbow-colored-building-lined waters a warm welcome and unforgettable sight. Their dazzling appearance invites you to journey to the other side of the bank — the eastern side — where you’ll disc
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Ondarreta Beach
Ondarreta Beach Picking up where San Sebastian’s main beach of La Concha stops at a rocky outcrop just short of Monte Igueldo, marked by the formal gardens and elaborate Palace of Miramar, Ondarreta Beach is another swathe of soft sand sculpted out of the Cantabrian coastline. Backed by a promena
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Oma Forest (Bosque de Oma)
Oma Forest (Bosque de Oma) The Oma Forest is a large modern work of art created by Basque painter and sculptor Agustin Ibarrola that is also known as “the painted forest.” Located outside of Guernica in the Urdaibai forest reserve, the work features dozens of Monterrey pine trees vividly painted w
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Necropolis del Puig des Molins
Necropolis del Puig des Molins Puig des Molins, a part of the Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and Fromentera, is home to more than 3,000 tombs from the Phoenician-Punic times. Considered the world’s finest collection of Punic remains, Puig des Molins is the island’s first cemetery and dates back to
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National Museum of Decorative Arts
National Museum of Decorative Arts With more than 60 rooms on five floors of a historic palace, the National Museum of Decorative Arts houses some of the finest furniture, decorative arts, glassware and ceramics in Spain. Elaborate tapestries, carvings, and figurines from primarily the 16th and 17
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National Art Museum of Catalonia
National Art Museum of Catalonia Housed in the Palau Nacional (National Palace of Montjuic), the National Art Museum of Catalonia (Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya or MNAC) boasts one of the most spectacular locations in Barcelona, fronted by the dazzling Magic Fountain and overlooked by the towe
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National Anthropology Museum
National Anthropology Museum As the first anthology museum opened in Spain, the National Anthropology Museum has led the way in preserving and bringing in items from all over the world to Spain. Founded by King Alfonso XII in 1867, it was initially a museum of anatomy. The work of physician Pedro
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