Articles, tagged with "tapas bars", page 6
30th October 2008
You visit to Madrid will begin by arriving in Barajas airport in the north of the city. The airport is about 25-30 minutes on the metro which I usually very prompt and frequent. There are influxes of low cost airlines that fly daily to Madrid so you will ...
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Author:
Karl Bantleman
10th October 2008
Benidorm with its sun kissed beaches, wide variety of water sports and energetic nightlife has rightly earned a reputation for being one of the liveliest coastal resorts in Spain. However, amidst the hustle and bustle of Benidorm one will come across the ...
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Larry Austin
08th September 2008
Costa del Sol, or translated, The Coast of the Sun, is the most famous of the three coasts in Andalusia in Spain. The very holiday tailored area is a perfect destination for those after an easily managed and effortlessly personalised holiday to Spain.
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Jennifer Quirk
01st September 2008
Spain has a lot of regions, one of which is Andalusia. One of the cities in Andalusia is Almeria, which has preserved its Moorish heritage quite well. Almeria is recognized for its natural beauty. This is because the province has been able to preserve its...
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27th August 2008
In recent years, Barcelona has fashioned itself a reputation as Europe's capital of the weekend break. Every weekend thousands of people hop on vuelos Barcelona (Spanish for ‘flights to Barcelona') to experience just a little of what the city has to of...
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Author:
pc_traveling
14th July 2008
The Prado, The Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, and the Thyssen Bornemisza museums are surrounded by lovely foliage, and only a short walking distance from each other. They are located at the lovely Paseo des Arte, which is in the Eastern part of city. It's ...
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Author:
Amy Whittingham
18th June 2008
Where is 'the' real Spain? For some it is Gaudi's Barcelona with its stunning Sagrada Familia cathedral. For others it might be the capital Madrid for its sheer size, inspiring art of Velazquez at the Prado museum and endless tapas bars. For wine lovers, ...
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Author:
Adil Akkus
28th May 2008
When it comes to getting away to somewhere warmer, Spain remains one of the more popular destinations for British holidaymakers, with many thousands flocking to the country each year in search of sun and sangria.
There are a wide range of resorts all ...
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Author:
DCollins
11th May 2008
Sheffield is in South Yorkshire, in the north of England. It is close to Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham and the Peak District. It?s a family-friendly city with a prosperous economy and relatively low cost of living. Sheffield obtained world-wide recognitio...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
03rd April 2008
The City of Málaga
By Edward Kirwan
The ancient City of Málaga, situated in the centre of the Costa del Sol has until recently been overlooked by many tourists. Arriving by air, it is easy to bypass the city traveling east or west and not return un...
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Author:
Ed
05th February 2008
The Basque country - otherwise known as Euskadi - lies in the north of Spain. It spans both sides of the French and Spanish borders, but culturally the Basque country is very different from both of its neighbours.
The countries size and diversity make...
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Author:
Nick Cox
22nd January 2008
Costa de Almeria is located on the southern coast of mainland Spain. It is the perfect beach holiday destination with long blue flag sandy beaches lining the rugged and varied coastline. There is plenty of excellent resort centres, such as Mojacar, Almeri...
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Author:
Mark Dale
09th November 2007
The best places to eat in Madrid are not necesarily expensive, but as the offer of tapas bars and restaurants is so high, the difficulty of just getting it right it is very obvious. I was very recently asked by a friend who was visiting Madrid, what where...
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Sophia
26th August 2007
The southern part of Spain boasts of a beautiful place, lying along the Mediterranean coastline from Gibralter in the west to Nerja in the east. Costa del Sol is a group of coastal towns and communities belonging to the Malaga province and the eastern edg...
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Author:
Brittney Jackeline
06th June 2007
Those planning a holiday this year could be put off by the thought of a crowded resort on a Spanish Costa or the over familiarity of beaches packed with British tourists. However, there are areas of Spain that are not over-populated by tourists and offer ...
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