Great Guide to your Spanish
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 Spain
is an extremely versatile country to spend a holiday. From its sleepy villages,
where the traditional siesta takes place to the delicious local food produce,
there is everything you could possibly want from a holiday there. Or maybe
you'd prefer a livelier affair, Spain's modern cities offering international
standard hotels, designer shopping and trendy restaurants, nightclubs and
bars.
Costa Brava
One of the most popular attractions
to Spain is their constant scorching weather and miles of clean beaches.
Take Costa Brava for instance, its sands perfect along with their cosy
coves. Fuerteventura also offers mile upon mile of clean coastline. You
can choose from a lively resort (usually the younger crowd) with cocktail
bars, or a peaceful strip of coastline in a rented villa, Spain has all
bases covered.
 Costa
del Sol
Malaga in the Costa del Sol
is a massive tourist destination that welcomes millions of people each
year to soak up the Spanish sun. The Costa del Sol literally miens the
Spanish Sun. The City of Malaga is a bustling metropolis of shops, bars,
and restaurants and is just busting with life. A great choice if you enjoy
living life to the full, you will love the Spanish way of life and attitude.
The Spanish Way of Life
The Spanish start late when
it comes to nightlife, the partying not over until the sun breaks the horizon.
Flamenco is another form of Spanish entertainment. Over 200 years old,
it blends song, dance and guitar into passionate and romantic rhythms.
Whether its flamenco shows or banging nightclubs, Spain entertains all
round.
 Paella
is Spain's National dish, one meal you MUST try, and another traditional
cuisine is Tapas, picking and choosing between small dishes of seafood,
squid, meat, vegetables and potatoes. Spain also produces some very fine
wines, using vineyards from all regions, the La Rioja their most famous.
Sherry is also made in Spain, a good reason to get merry in Jerez where
it originates.
Madrid
Spain is home to some world
renowned cities if the busy hustle bustle experience is your thing. Capital
city Madrid is great from shopping, fine dining, or a night on the tiles.
Any football fans will want to visit Real Madrid's or Barcelona's grounds
and perhaps even watch them play at home.
Festivals are common place
throughout the whole of Spain, but bull-fighting, the bull-run (an event
that involves a group of people running from bulls down a street), and
the famous tomato fight, where a whole town has the worlds biggest food
fight with tons of tomatoes.
Whatever the occasion, Spain
has something that will surprise and delight.
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