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Spain, occupying most of the Iberian Peninsula, is renowned for its art and culture. The country is a favored destination for travelers enchanted by the music from flamenco guitars or the unspoiled coastlines along the Mediterranean. In Madrid, you can explore luxurious royal architecture and museums. Venture to Barcelona for some Catalan food or to see the stunning buildings designed by Gaudi. Relax on a sunny beach in Valencia, or see the haunts favored by Hemmingway in Pamplona. The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is an architectural treasure while the resorts in Palma are a great place to escape from the world. Spain effortlessly blends and ancient and the modern. Come see why it continues to entice visitors from around the world.

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Museo del Prado

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Plaza Mayor

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Popular with tourists and locals alike, this pretty central square is a favorite for admiring the architecture, having a cup of coffee, and shopping. In the past, Plaza Mayor has been the stage for various events such as bullfights, soccer games, and public executions.

Royal Palace

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The Royal Palace in Madrid is an exquisitely beautiful building. It is one of the most completely preserved royal palaces in the world. The Royal Palace, or Palacio Real, mixes Baroque architecture with Classical style, and is the largest royal palace in Europe by floor space, covering 135,000 square meters. The entire palace has more than 3,400 rooms of which about fifty are open to the public. Visitors can take a tour of the interior, where such treasures as the Stradivarius Room holding five Stradivari family made instruments are on display, as well as ceiling frescoes painted by masters like Velasquez and Bayeu.

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

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Often referred to as "The Sofia," this 20th century art museum is named after Queen Sofia of Spain and primarily showcases Spanish art. The most famous piece in the museum is undoubtedly Picasso's "Guernica;" Dali, Miró, and Chillida are just a few other artists featured alongside Picasso. Students and art aficionados can take advantage of The Sofia's free access library specializing in contemporary art. Getting to the museum is easy, as the Atocha train and metro stations are just a short walk from its doors.

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The lonely planet of Spain has devoted a chapter to the Spanish thief. In Europe, only Spain can compete with the number of Italian thieves. I am also amazed at the creativity of the Spanish thief. Madrid is unbelievable, the Spanish thief is even more incredible. As a kind of art, there are only Spanish thieves. They usually have the following tricks: 1, when you are in the hotel, deliberately take a piece of paper, cover it on your mobile phone or wallet, then whisper to you for a while, then grow away. When you take the paper off, you find that your phone or wallet is missing. 2, In a famous attraction, one person pretends to take a map to ask for directions to attract your attention, and another person is not ready to steal your belongings. 3, when you walk on the street, suddenly drop a basin of water or bird cockroaches, just when you are ready to open the carry-on bag to find a paper towel, a few "good people" suddenly come around to wipe your head Body, took the opportunity to steal your things. We have encountered this trick in Seville.

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If you come to Santa Cruz in Tenerife, it is recommended to try a restaurant that locals like, called La Hierbita. The restaurant started in 1893 (the house is more ancient), and their ingredients are made from local quality meat and seafood, and the dishes are also Canarian specialties that are not found anywhere else in Spain. Finally, don't forget to order their local red wine store owner to give us three kinds of wines with great enthusiasm. Tenerife's wines are also very famous. Then we will order wine according to our preferences other recommendations

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After hearing that Iberia Airlines opened a direct flight from Shanghai to Madrid, I first agreed on a girlfriend, ready to come to a long-awaited girlfriends. When it comes to Spain, there are always restaurants such as paella, Galician octopus, Segovia suckling pigs, as well as the humanities and landscapes of the Spanish medieval character, which constitute our expectation for the trip to Spain. And all the way down and found far more than our expectations! Whether it's warm Madrid, deep vila or heavy Segovia, you can take pictures of the picturesque scenery at any time! This New Year's Day, you must come to Spain to visit ~

Posted: 19 Dec, 2018

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The entire Europa Mountains span Asturias, Cantabria, Castile and Leon. As one of the earliest national parks in Spain, it is also one of the most famous and popular places for people seeking excitement, as there are plenty of opportunities for sports. On July 9, 2003, the Europa National Park was selected for the UNESCO-approved National Park Biosphere Reserve. In the park, you can see some protected species from time to time, such as Cantabrian Thunderbirds, Beard Vultures, Brown Bears, Iberian Wolfs and Cantabrian Wild Goats. There are also statues of these animals in the park. .

Posted: 24 Dec, 2018

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Spain: Chasing the Sounds of Flamenco

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Spain, occupying most of the Iberian Peninsula, is one of Europe’s best destinations. A magnet for those seeking simple charms, amazing cuisine, and incredible culture, Spain is a diverse country offering visitors multitudes. In this short travel guide, we’re going to delve into those can’t-miss cities and towns. These are the places you’ve seen in films or imagined as you thumbed through a novel by Hemingway. They live between the notes in a melody strummed on a flamenco guitar or in the smells and tastes of tapas. Spain’s bounty is open to all so come discover why this destination has for so long captivated writers, poets, and world travelers.

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On April 15, 2019, the world was stunned to learn fire had ravaged Notre-Dame Cathedral in the heart of Paris. In a matter of hours, centuries of history that had survived revolution, two world wars, and natural disasters was swept from existence. It is with heavy heart we mourn the loss of these cultural treasures.

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