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Visit Spain: Alicante, Barcelona & Seville
Alicante, Valencia, is a popular tourist town along the Mediterranean coast sheltered by the Benacantil Mountains. The narrow streets hold such treasures as the Church of Santa Maria, the Casa de la Asegurada Museum and the Cathedral of St. Nicholas. The Provincial Archaeological Museum (MARQ) holds archaeological treasures from the ancient city and people who influenced the region. People come here for the warm sea and the sandy beaches of San Juan. Restaurants and cafes make it a great place to rest and enjoy the warmth. Golfers will love the variety of courses available in the surrounding area.
Like many other Spanish cities, Barcelona has numerous attractions designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Walk along the Mediterranean coastline, through the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter (old city centre) before enjoying the quiet in the Cathedral. The Ribeira area is left over from the medieval period and is where museums of varying sizes are located- the place to explore the city's heritage.
Granada, Andalusia, has retained the atmosphere of its Moorish past with a wonderful mix of tradition and modern life. Art exhibitions, music festivals, theatre and history events are a feature of Granada city life. The Alhambra hills of Granada make for nice views and are where to find Alcazaba and the Nazarite Royal Palaces. The Albayzin and Realejo Quarters are quiet places of winding streets, churches and small squares to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
Seville, Andalusia, is located on the bank of the Guadalquivir River has a heritage rich in exotic influences- it has been a settlement since the year 200!The Cathedral, Archives of the Indies and the Royal Fortress combined are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The sky-reaching old minaret and the former site of the Almohad Mosque are reminders of the Arab influence on the city, something visitors will enjoy while wandering through the city. The Triana and La Macarena districts must be explored for great attractions of flamenco, thousands of great restaurants, theatres and bars. During Easter week the streets are packed with people, colours and costumes.
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Like many other Spanish cities, Barcelona has numerous attractions designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Walk along the Mediterranean coastline, through the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter (old city centre) before enjoying the quiet in the Cathedral. The Ribeira area is left over from the medieval period and is where museums of varying sizes are located- the place to explore the city's heritage.
Granada, Andalusia, has retained the atmosphere of its Moorish past with a wonderful mix of tradition and modern life. Art exhibitions, music festivals, theatre and history events are a feature of Granada city life. The Alhambra hills of Granada make for nice views and are where to find Alcazaba and the Nazarite Royal Palaces. The Albayzin and Realejo Quarters are quiet places of winding streets, churches and small squares to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
Seville, Andalusia, is located on the bank of the Guadalquivir River has a heritage rich in exotic influences- it has been a settlement since the year 200!The Cathedral, Archives of the Indies and the Royal Fortress combined are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The sky-reaching old minaret and the former site of the Almohad Mosque are reminders of the Arab influence on the city, something visitors will enjoy while wandering through the city. The Triana and La Macarena districts must be explored for great attractions of flamenco, thousands of great restaurants, theatres and bars. During Easter week the streets are packed with people, colours and costumes.
Argus Rentals provides car hire in Spain and across the world. Book now for great prices and explore Spain your own way.
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