When planning for any holiday to whichever destination in the world, it is of great importance that you find out whether food is available or not. This will help you in a big way as when you know that your meals are catered for, you will be able to just relax and enjoy your holiday.

In Burgos, there are many meals that can be enjoyed. The favorite here is the cheese as it is very fresh and has a flavor that is goat milk. It is a specialty of the region and it is worth a try while you are in t
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If you're a die-hard football fan, there's no greater attraction in Barcelona than a tour of the famous Barcelona Football Club (FC) and museum, one of the biggest draws for tourists in Barcelona. The tour is self-guided so there are no guides to take you around. You are free to walk through the special barriers and rope-ways, with signs to point you in the right direction. There are plenty of security personnel around to assist you. Audio-guides are available at the entrance and it's a great id
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Spain is one of the most attractive countries in the world. With abundant attractions scattered across the Spanish cities, travelers are tempted to visit the country over and over again to explore its splendour and discover its hidden treasures.

In the cities of Spain, tradition coexists harmoniously with modernism. Here avant-garde buildings share space with medieval cathedrals and palaces. It is not a surprise that the country that boasts of being the birthplace of the finest artists, sculp
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The Spanish islands are popular destinations for sun and sand tourism in Europe. The islands in the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean are home to stunning beaches and picturesque nature parks. Exploring the islands on foot is the best way of discovering the abundant natural opulence scattered across the scenic archipelagoes of Spain.

Island Walking in Spain

Majorca

Dotted with white sand beaches and secluded coves framed by pine woods and cliffs, Majorca is a breathtakingly beautiful
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Bullfighting is the national sport of Spain. Your Spain cultural tour will remain incomplete without a visit to one of the bullrings of the country. Although considered barbaric and banned in Canary Islands and Catalonia, bullfighting continues to enthrall the Spanish people during fiestas.

The Moor conquerors of the Iberian Peninsula transformed the traditional brutish bullfights of the Visigoths into a ritual observed during festivals or Fiesta Brava. Traditionally, three matadors fight six
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