Catalonia is one of the regions in Spain that have managed to keep traditions and customs alive through the years. The traditions form a part of the daily lives of the locals and tourists find most of them quite interesting and they get to Barcelona in time to witness the traditions. The traditions are held in different seasons and at different times making it important for tourists to have information right to ensure they do not miss out on the traditions they are most interested in.

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Madrid is the capital city of Spain and this is enough to tell that it has a little of everything that every tourist or visitor looks forward to finding in any capital city. It is the best spot for people looking to have some fun and still get to experience some of the most natural and wonderful experiences within the busy city. This city is mainly monumental but it has splendid aspects to it such as parks that still offer visitors best spots to relax in as they enjoy their stay here.

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Valencia is the third largest and the most populated city of Spain which was founded by Roman rulers in 2nd century BC. The city derived its name from the Latin word “wa-lentia” that means valor. Today, Valencia, along with other neighboring regions of Spain, has surfaced as an important holiday destination. Let’s know more about Valencia and Jativa, its neighboring city.

When viewed from above, Valencia is seen to be surrounded by lush green lowlands that are called La Huerta. These fe
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If you are a nature lover, there are multitudes of national parks in Spain that are worth a visit. In those places, you can also find accommodations for a reasonable price, in the so called “Paradores turisticos”, which are usually old castles or homestead mansions totally renovated and used as hotels.

La Sierra Nevada

Located in southern Spain, in the regions of Granada and Almeria in Andalucia, la Sierra Nevada is a range of mountains that offers breathtaking sights. The highest mo
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