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• Monuments of Madrid

  Madrid is the capital city of Spain and one of the largest cities in Europe. Set along the Manzanares River, the city itself is the largest in the country and is ranked third in Europe, only slightly smaller than Greater London and Berlin.… read more

• Vacations in Madrid, Spain

  While sun-seekers line Spain's warm, sunny beaches, energetic vacationers can plan a more active and educational itinerary in the capital, Madrid. Though the modern currency is now Euros, Madrid's origins date back to the ninth century. His… read more

• Facts About Spain & Its Culture

  Spain, with its wild and varied terrain, may have more beautiful places than any other European country. In addition, the country's rich heritage, cuisine and culture attract thousands of visitors each year. read more

• Madrid Monuments

  A visit to Madrid, Spain, is incomplete without a tour of the city's many monuments that have been built starting from the Middle Ages to modern times. From 14th-century edifices to the contemporary Faro de Moncloa, Madrid is a monument pla… read more

• Information on the Puerta Del Sol in Madrid

  Outdoor adventurers and travelers who journey to Madrid, Spain, can visit the city's most central square, Puerta del Sol. The name means "Door of the Sun," which it received when a picture of the sun was painted on the gate that once protec… read more

• Mexican Peso Information

  The official currency of the nation of Mexico is the peso, which is represented by the "$" sign and the ISO 4217 code "MXN." It is the most-traded currency of Latin America and the 12th most-traded currency in the world. read more

• One-Day Tours of Spain

  More than 52 million tourists visit Spain each year. Spain's three major cities, Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia, offer an abundance of places to see and things to do, such as day tours. All Spanish regions are unique in Spanish culture depe… read more

• Tarragona, Spain Restaurants

  Tarragona, Spain, located on the beautiful Costa Dorada, or Gold Coast, 60 miles south of Barcelona, is a city perfect for outdoor exploring. In the mornings, tour the Roman ruins scattered throughout the city, including a beachfront colise… read more

• Hotels in Costa Daurada

  Costa Daurada, Spain's "Golden Coast," extends 150 miles south of Barcelona to Tarragona. In addition to many beaches along this coastline, outdoor attractions near Costa Daurada include hiking and bicycling. You can enjoy these activities… read more

• Hotels in Colonia San Jordi, Mallorca

  Colonia San Jordi, also called Colonia de Sant Jordi or Colonia Sant Jordi, is a small town on Mallorca, Spain's largest island. The town is a quiet holiday resort destination that attracts many cycling and hiking enthusiasts. The town ha… read more

• Hotels in Costa Dorada

  Costa Dorada is known as the "Golden Coast" and is located in the northeast area of Spain. It stretches along 120 miles of coast line in Catalonia, Spain. Costa Dorada's main attraction is its diverse coastline with sandy beaches and craggy… read more

• Food Tours in Spain

  An exciting country full of vibrant cities and gorgeous scenery, Spain is the perfect destination for the outdoor adventurer. Opportunities abound for cycling through lush countryside and quaint villages, or hiking along paths framed by oli… read more

• What Money Is Used in Rota, Spain?

  The money used in Rota, Spain, is the euro, the official currency of the European Union. The euro replaced Spain's previous currency, the peseta, in 1999. read more

• Palma De Mallorca, Spain Restaurants

  Palma, a key port city, on the island of Mallorca and capital of Balearic Islands, is about 125 miles off the mainland of Spain. With a population of approximately 375,000, Palma's more than 100 restaurants, provide opportunity for a wide v… read more

• Sevilla Hotels

  Sevilla (Seville) is the capital of Andalucía, Spain's southernmost autonomous community. It is a city that brims with parks and gardens, including those at the Royal Alcazar Palace and the Parque María Luisa. Half of the fun of e… read more

• The History of Avila City Walls in Spain

  The Spanish city of Avila, located 53 miles northwest of Madrid, is the highest city in Spain and best known for the majestic walls that encircle the city. The walls, which reflect Avila's history as a warring center of the region, are cons… read more

• Most Visited Places in Europe

  Europe's vast countrysides, historical architecture and beaches, is a traveler's dream come true. From high mountain tops to a stroll through historical Roman architecture, Europe has a lot to offer. France, Spain, and Italy attract more vi… read more

• How to Fly in Spain

  Using flight as your mode of transportation instead of the train while in Spain will actually save you lots of time and even money--but only if you stick to the budget airlines. If you have any Spanish skills, practicing them at the airport… read more

• About Estepona

  A European adventure would not be complete without a visit to Spain. With its rich history, unique culture and natural beauty, Estepona is surely a town you will not want to miss on your excursion through Spain. read more

• The Best Hotels in Ibiza, San Antonio

  Located along the West Coast of the island of Ibiza, the town of San Antonio is a popular tourist destination. This island in the Balearic Islands archipelago is known for its festive atmosphere and turquoise shoreline. Whether snorkeling i… read more

• List of Spanish Breakfast Foods

  In Spain, most people enjoy light breakfasts and large lunches. Popular breakfasts usually include pastries served with coffee or hot chocolate. However, when something more substantial is desired, most Spaniards will prepare fried eggs, wh… read more

• What to Do Around La Manga, Spain

  La Manga del Mar Menor is a resort town in Spain located on a narrow strip of land near Murcia, separating the Mediterranean Sea from the Mar Menor. Water is the name of the game here, from the most benign floating and boating to the thril… read more