Spain - El Camino de Santiago
If the idea of exploring Europe is met by a "been there, done that" response, think again. There's a unique option whose concept started long before the advent of those whirlwind package tours. You can walk all or part of the Camino de Santiago across northern Spain for an intimate, at-your-own-pace exploration of a country steeped in magnificent beauty, art, history and faith.
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Mobile Homes Abroad - Buying Mobile Homes In France And Spain
Ever thought of owning a property abroad but thought you could not afford it? Well think again as more and more people discover the joys of owning a mobile home abroad.
Its true we all dream about living in a warmer climate, fresher air, open space or simply just anywhere as long as its not where we live now. To many people it's in fact just that - a dream.
With overseas property pr...
A Brief History of Spain
A surefire way to make a visit to a foreign country more enjoyable is to comprehend a bit about the country's history, heritage, culture and politics.
The history of Spain has been molded by many influences. The Iberian Peninsula, which encompasses Spain and Portugal has been occupied through the ages by the Romans, the Moors and others. If you've no knowledge of the influence of these a...
Find Your Detailed Map of Spain Right Here
If you're planning a vacation and want to find the vacation destination with the most to offer, you'll find Spain fits the bill perfectly. There are so many things to see and do in Spain, ranging from entertainment and recreation to soaking up Spanish culture and history, that you'll never run out of things to do. Each region of Spain has its own charm and offers such a wide range of attracti...
Cava - Spain's Answer to Champagne
Cava has a one hundred forty year tradition of being produced in Spain and has a growing worldwide following; it’s much more than just the poor cousin of France’s Champagne and, in many respects, constitutes much better value than the product of their European neighbours to the north. Commonly misconceived as a cheap imitation of Champagne, Cava is a sparkling wine in its own right with its own...
Art & Architecture At Its Best - Tailor-Made Holidays In Spain
Spain may conjure up pictures of sunloungers, sandcastles and beer, but arguably the best thing about the country is its incredible collection of art. Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso and Diego Velazquez were all born here, and a luxury holiday in Spain, tailor-made to explore the best of Spanish art, is the ideal way to explore this country's impressive galleries and remarkable architecture.
Parador Alarcon, Spain
The Parador of Alarcon is located about two hundred km. southeast of Madrid directly below Cuenca. Twelve hundred years ago, a prince of the Visigoths was out hunting and came upon a rugged and rocky hill almost completely encircled by a river. He thought it a perfect place to build a fortress. His father, King Alaric, came back to inspect the site and did build a castle there. The town and t...
Eating on a Budget in Italy, Spain and Portugal
Eating in some parts of Europe can be as cheap as in the US or Canada. Other parts can be really expensive, but if you look around, you're sure to find something to assuage those hunger pangs.
In Italy a good meal is first an antipasto, then a pasta dish, then a meat entr? then a salad, possibly some fruit or cheese - or both, and perhaps a nice Chianti. A good meal, and good and expensi...
Driving Tips - Driving in Spain - More Useful Information
The law regarding pedestrian crossings used to be quite relaxed and still, in no way compares to the strictness of the UK, where the driver is automatically at fault if he hits a pedestrian on a crossing. If you're the pedestrian, be sure to look LEFT first and it's considered advisable to hold up the palm of your hand to oncoming traffic. Drivers can now be penalised for not stopping at a ...
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