Articles, tagged with "moors", page 5
09th February 2011
Visiting Andalusia
The first thing you need to know about Andalusia when you decide to visit is the fact that it represents the region where the most interesting, passionate and adrenaline-filled Spanish customs were born. Do you know the customs to wh...
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Author:
danielnoah
09th February 2011
Spanish holidays in Costa Blanca villages
For those who decided that spain should be their holiday destination but haven’t decided yet which region is the right one for them, Costa Blanca can turn out to be a great idea. Costa Blanca is full of village...
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Author:
danielnoah
09th February 2011
Marbella, the favourite playground of the social elite, started with more modest beginnings in Paleolithic times. Successive civilisations such as the Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans came, saw and left behind traces. The Moors also influenced the ar...
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Author:
Phil H
08th February 2011
Thousands of families in England enjoy caravan holidays, why is this so? There are many advantages and benefits of having a caravan holiday – they are affordable, a great way to bond with your family, and provide ample flexibility and freedom. Here are a ...
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Author:
Dorothy Fedrick
07th February 2011
Visiting the Spanish region of Costa Blanca
If you are among those who decided to visit Spain for its seaside resort but you haven’t decided yet which one to choose, I recommend you an entire region: Costa Blanca. It is a spectacular idea to go from ci...
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Author:
danielnoah
04th February 2011
Hidden treasures in Andalusia
Andalusia is truly one of the most beautiful regions in Spain, a region that has a lot to offer its tourists. However, the true potential of Andalusia is a lot bigger than what tourism brochures show, because there are hun...
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Author:
Peter Drucker
04th February 2011
The importance of Malaga
Malaga is a wonderful place for those who are looking for a seaside destination with very lively beach activity, warm waters and a lot of sunshine. How can it not be a wonderful place when it is situated very close to the Costa...
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Author:
amalby
04th February 2011
An architectural miracle
The south of Spain is visited by millions of tourists; the thing that attracts them here every year is the amazing Alhambra, the palace that guards the city of Granada from the top of the Sabika hill. What is so special of Alha...
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Author:
Ash Ford
28th January 2011
Although nothing to do with your Costa Blanca Holidays, I felt that a little history of Spain would give you some back ground information to the fiestas played out in many of the towns and villages which you are bound to come across while on your Costa Bl...
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Author:
Porsche Klinger
25th January 2011
Have you ever wanted to go somewhere and do a little exploring with reference to culture, cuisine and tradition? Well you couldn't have chosen a better place for your vacation than a Costa Blanca holidays. This area abounds in all that you could possibly...
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Author:
Porsche
19th January 2011
The island of Mallorca is and has been one of the most popular destinations for British holidaymakers for decades. For those who are travelling and want to get off of the beaten path there are some very interesting places to visit in the island’s interior...
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Author:
Claire Collins
15th January 2011
Spanish holiday in AlarconFor those who are in search of a special holiday, one wrapped in mystery waiting to be discovered and explored, the Spanish town of Alarcon is absolutely perfect. The Alarcon Parador is now a luxurious hotel, but is also a well p...
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Author:
Mark Twain
15th January 2011
A special region belonging to Spain
Navarre is the northern region of Spain which has France as its northern neighbor, the Basque Country as its western one, La Rioja calmly standing to the south and last, but not least, the unique Aragon lies to the e...
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Author:
Mark Twain
15th January 2011
A beautiful way to spend your holiday
For those who haven’t yet decided which Spanish destination to choose for their holiday, I strongly recommend the charming villages along the Costa Blanca. You will find something special waiting for you in every s...
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Author:
Mark Twain
13th January 2011
Benidorm used to be an idyllic fishing village up until the 1950s when it became a popular holiday resort. Many soon discovered Benidorm’s sun, sand, sea and sangria and all the rest it has to offer.
Location
Benidorm lies in the north region of Cos...
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Author:
Ash Ford
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