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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If you want to spend your holiday in a quiet environment and also keep yourself busy with entertainment, sports, etc., then a piece of advice; just stay in Salou for a couple of days. You will really enjoy it. It is a storehouse of various entertainments and sports. Salou is the most famous tourist resort in Catalonia province of the Costa Dorada.

This place is stunningly rich in natural beauty. Ancient rocky coves and the stunningly rich landscape make Salou the most preferred tourist place
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Spain is the last word in tourism. Every province, town, village has many things to offer to the tourist. Barcelona is one such place rich in its tradition and has many things to offer the tourist. Sarria is a good neighbor of Barcelona and this district has not lagged behind in making the tourist happy. Let us just take a round of this district ‘Sarria’.

Sarria was an independent village till 1921 when it was annexed by Spain and made Barcelona’s 5th district. The people of Sarria have
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Alicante is a beautiful town in Spain which is growing at a very high speed. This amazing city is situated at the foot of Mount Benacantil. The place was earlier inhabited by 7000 tribesmen. Recently, the natural beauty and amazing scenic locations of the town have started attracting more tourists towrads it. The place now stands at fourth position in terms of GDP of the country.

There are many places that you will love to see in Alicante:

Castle: Santa Barbara Castle is among the magnific
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The Balearic Islands are a group of islands situated in the Mediterranean region of the eastern mainland of Spain. There are four main islands in the group: Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Formentara.

Of these four, Mallorca and Ibiza are the most well known, being favourite holiday spots for visitors from other European countries. The islands form one of Spain’s 17 independent communities. Catalan is spoken on all the islands, with different dialects applicable to each one. English is widel
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