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Spain holidays
The many regions of Spain offer strikingly different scenery, from the rugged green and rainy Atlantic coastline of Galicia in the north-west and the peaks of the Pyrenees in the north-east, across the high central plateaux of Castille-La Mancha and down to the hot Mediterranean hills of Andalucia in the far south.
It’s not just the landscape and climate that changes – they differ dramatically in character too. Several regions carry the status of an autonomous community and assert a very distinct cultural identity of their own, with their own flags, dialects and festivals.
With so much to explore, Spain is a country which can be visited again and again. Take a short break to vibrant cities such as San Sebastian, Barcelona, Madrid or Seville; tour a region on a self-drive or explore several regions and cities by train; focus your holiday on the particular gastronomy or art and architecture of a region; or combine your holiday to Spain with another neighbouring country such as France, Portugal or Morocco. The options are endless.
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Encircled by the best-preserved medieval walls in Europe, the town of Avila is over 3,00...
In a privileged position on the north-eastern coast of the Iberian peninsula and the...
Bilbao is the largest city in the Basque region and its principal industrial centre. Wit...
The city of Burgos came to prominence as one of the principal stops on the Camino de...
Steeped in history, Cordoba is a city of stunning Moorish architecture, ancient palaces,...
The Andalucían city of Granada is set below the spectacular snow-capped peaks of the...
Haro is a town known for its fine red wine, which is central to life in the region. The...
Jerez de la Frontera is the Andalucian heartland for wine, sherry and lesser-known...
The origins of Leon date back to the first century, but it is renowned for being one of...
Logrono is the capital of the province La Rioja and is located at the mouth of the river...
Madrid is a city with a relatively short history compared to other European capitals but...
The city of Malaga flourished during the Muslim era but in later years succumbed to famine and civil war...
There is far more to Mallorca than sun, sea and sand. Well away from the...
One of Andalucia's prettiest towns, Ronda was built on an isolated ridge of th...
The university town of Salamanca has a rich history dating back to pre-Roman era....
Enjoying a stunning setting on the Bay of Biscay in Spain's mountainous Basque...
North-west Spain's most famous city, the discovery of the tomb of the apostle...
The medieval old town of Segovia is situated on the mountain ridge overlooking...
One of the earliest Moorish conquests and the second city of Al-Andalus, in the 15th...
Considered to be one of Spain's most fascinating cities, Toledo's medieval old town is a...
The third largest city in Spain, Valencia is a vibrant city located on the east coast of...