Spain is one country that is absolutely rich in history and culture, making it an ideal spot for vacations. Spain displays large regional variations when it comes to different aspects such as cuisine, architecture, scenery, adventure and coasts. One thing that remains constant throughout Spain is the heart warm welcome and the vibrancy throughout the country. There are enough reasons which make Spain an ideal destination to explore. In order to enjoy your vacations it is important that you mee
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This small city of the province Andalusia is popular amongst the elite tourists from Europe. That is sufficient to explain how beautiful this city is. This city, like other parts of Spain has its own history. According to archeological evidence, the history of the city can be traced to Neolithic period. History also says that the city got its name ‘Marbella’ during the Muslim rule. It was a tiny village with just about 900 inhabitants not long ago; that was in the year 1940. Now it has tra
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This is one of the tiny villages near Andalusia which is visited by thousands of tourists from Europe and other neighboring places. The reason is the beautiful sceneries in and around Costa Tropical and the most ideal place to relax and holiday. It is not only its beautiful picturesque places, it is its weather, mild whispering wind and the warm Mediterranean water; it is something unique. Ah! There is the Sierra Nevada Mountain which enhances the beauty of this tiny village. Interestingly, th
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Aragon was actually a kingdom. During the 15th century, the king moved to Zaragoza and started ruling Aragon from there. From then on, Aragon became a prominent town. Both Aragon and Zaragoza are located on the banks of one of Spain’s great rivers Ebro. There are many places of historic importance and places most popular for their natural beauty. Some of the places are briefly discussed here:

Virgin of Pillar:

This place of great reverence is a medieval cathedral believed to have bee
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Spanish Food is simple and unpretentious, relying on the fresh produce available locally and seasonally. Despite an overall down-to-earth quality, it can vary wildly from region to region. Criss-crossed by mountains, travel within Spain was not easy until the mid 20th century, when roads connecting the different regions were constructed.

Before this time, recipes, and particular local specialities grew within individual regions, and many of them have remained unchanged for over 200 years. Loc
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