The peculiarly Spanish tradition of the Siesta is known worldwide without having been adopted extensively elsewhere, apart from Spanish outposts.

In the latter part of the afternoon, many shops and businesses close between 2 and 5 p.m. Rather than going home to sleep, many choose to pass the time at a cafe, restaurant or bar. Therefore, these stay open during these hours and have a later siesta closing time, from 4 p.m. to 8/9 p.m. in the evening.

Tradition

Traditionally the siesta
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Tourists who have visited Spain say that it is very difficult to select the best tourist spot of Spain. This is because in Spain, every tourist spot is beautiful, unique in its own way, creates more interest amongst tourists and leaves indelible sweet memories in the minds of the tourists. That is Spain. Now let us go the small village called ‘Mijas’ located on a hill at a height of about 1150 meters in Malaga province.

According to historical evidence so far collected, this place wa
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Guadalupe, a village under the province of Extremadura, Spain has been one of the most preferred places by those tourists who want the blessings of Virgin Mary. Apart from the beautiful Church, the village is popular for its beautiful buildings fully whitewashed, narrow roads, beautiful environment and many other cathedrals. This is a village of traditions and miracles.

The star attraction of this little village is the Guadalupe’s monastery. In Spanish language it is also called ‘Monast
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Many countries around the world have beaches and mountains but what makes the difference in the beaches of Spain is their impeccable natural beauty. The row of mountains which run almost parallel to the beach, buildings built in traditional Gothic or Romanesque architecture, parks – it is just a paradise on earth. One such beautiful place of Spain is the Costa Brava which is a part of the province of Catalonia.

Across the 60 km length of this beach, the visitor will come across many small v
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Figueres is a small town not far from Barcelona which is the birth place of the world famous Spanish Surrealist artist Salvador Dali (1904 – 1989). It is now also the home of the Dali Museum, a structure conceived and designed by Dali himself according to Surrealist principles. It is an impressive undertaking and offers visitors a unique and interactive experience, allowing them not only to view Dali’s art but also become part of his bizarre world.

History

In the early 1960s, Dali was
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