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Canary Islands, Spain

There are seven islands that make up the Canary Islands.

Gran Canaria

This island is interesting because it is very diverse. Vegetation of Europe, Africa and even America are present. There is a chain of mountains in the center of the island which is about 2000 meters, the desert lands and tropical forests all on the same island. This island is also famous for its long white sand beaches where you can sunbathe and watch the snow-capped mountains.

The hometown of Las Palmas has about 352,000 inhabitants. Culture, festivities and cuisine to make your visit here memorable. People are very lively and friendly, really enjoy life. The Cathedral, Arts Centre and Museum are main attractions. The architecture here is also very exciting because it shows the influence of all five continents.

Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is the island's oldest historically Canary Islands. It also has the oldest city in the islands, Betancuria. It is located in the center of the island. The islands of the original population have founded their first colony here, perhaps because of its fertile land. You can see the remains of these early settlers in the archaeological museum Betancuria.

The capital, Puerto Rosario has about 15,000 inhabitants. It's a beautiful little town has beautiful beaches and welcoming surroundings.

Lanzarote


Lanzarote is different because it is the product of volcanic eruptions. (So ​​are the other Canary Islands). Volcanoes have been active here in the 18th and 19th centuries. Because of this the island is covered with ash and lava. The inhabitants of Lanzarote have done a tremendous job growing the island with large plantations of fruits and vegetables. In a region they have even planted vineyards between volcanic craters.

Teguise, the ancient capital of Lanzarote, is one of the oldest settlements in the archipelago. Castillo de Santa Barbara is the main attraction there now that the city was once destroyed by pirates. Arrecife is the capital. There are three great fortresses that surround the capital to protect against pirate attacks. Both are above the harbor, and it is on a small island opposite the port connected by a drawbridge. One of the main attractions here is the castle (Castillo de San Juan) and inside a museum of contemporary art.

Tenerife

It is the largest of the Canary Islands. Being of volcanic origin, it is dominated by the volcano 3718 meters high Teide. This is the highest mountain in Spain and also the Atlantic Ocean. On the sides of the mountain there are important banana and tomato plantations. Most of the coast is steep, but if you're in the right place there are still many beautiful sandy beaches.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital, with 212,000 inhabitants. Many cruise ships dock at the port to experience the bustling streets and beautiful parks. The port is truly the center of the city. Museum of anthropology and archeology attract tourists as well as those of painting and sculpture. Nearby you can find beaches to relax, or go to the mountain that offers breathtaking views of the island.

Tenerife `s and maybe` s Spain, the most visited city is Puerto de la Cruz. Its climate attracts visitors year-round. And it `s not short of things to do. It is well known for beautiful architecture that interacts with the natural landscape and vegetation. One of the main attractions is Loro Park with tropical gardens, parrots and dolphin shows.

La Palma


La Palma `s most important tourist attraction is its huge volcanic crater which is 9 miles wide and 770 meters deep. Mirador de la Cumbrecita view point gives the best of this natural wonder. The highest mountain in the islands is at 2426 meters and has a leading `s most astronomical observatories. They organize group tours to make it accessible to all.

The island's capital, Santa Cruz de la Palma, has a room of the 16th century the city and the church that are worth the visit and the Museum of Natural Sciences.

La Gomera

La Gomera is composed of many mountains. The mountains fall steeply sea level, and there are beautiful beaches that make up the coastline. An old custom of the island was for people in different valleys (in the mountains) to communicate with each other in a whistling language (similar to yodeling).

"The city of San Sebastián de La Gomera has been a landing place of Christopher Columbus on his voyage to America. The residents are always reminded of this by the port from which he parted. From there, the island is connected by a ferry to Tenerife.

El Hierro

It is the smallest of the Canary Islands. The island has a large protected area of ​​forest in the interior region. It has natural pools and crystal clear waters. Great for swimming and scuba diving. Unlike most of the Canary Islands, which are known for their beaches wide and long, El Hierro has a strong side consisting of steep rocks. It is of course beautiful beaches, but not as much as some other islands.

Valverde is the capital of El Hierro. It is distinguished by its narrow streets, whitewashed houses and generous gardens. The 18th century church is the most remarkable monument here, with his sculptures artistically interesting. This is the only capital of the Canary Islands that is not located on the coast.

Barcelona - City of cultural and historical interest in Spain

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia and said to be the second largest city of Spain. The city is well known for its cultural and historical interest. It is the home of the famous artist from Spain. Many tourists are attracted by the wealth of the city every year, you will find a number of neighborhoods in the city that are of interest. Most places are recognized as "La Barceloneta", "Eixample and Passeig de Gracia, which are packed with things of historical interest to form lively tourist centers. If you visit the city of Barcelona, ​​you should not be worried about all the housing problems that the city offers a wide assortment of hotels, motels and villas, each promising a very good housekeeping for clients. It is indeed a remarkable feature of Barcelona.

Once you're in the city of Barcelona, ​​be sure to get a glimpse of the wonderful architecture of Gaudi and the magnificent paintings of the most renowned painters like Dali and Picasso, who left outstanding work here in their long stay in Catalonia.

Gothic Quarter is yet another older part of the city, concentrated with the story of the famous sites of past history with prehistoric building and structure with the picturesque boulevard and more. Gothic Quarter is the true heart of Barcelona and movements always with tourists because they do not want to miss the point of view of the illustrious history of Barcelona in the famous sights of the Gothic Quarter. You will be amazed at the Roman ruins in the charismatic Barcino settlement.

Another major attraction of the city is El Born, which is within walking distance of the Gothic Quarter. El Born is now a mixture of ancient history in its old town with recent developments in the city. The city is being rebuilt to become a great attraction for tourists and residents. The famous Picasso museum is located in El Born, and has an exhibition of works by famous artists from Spain.

El Born is perfect for just strolling along the picturesque streets that preserve its old charisma. They have a row of restaurants with mouth watering recipes and exclusive shops that give you an experience very close to the famous Catalan culture. The beach is about ten minutes walk from the city with the Zoo and Ciutadella Park nearby.

Pay a visit to the Museu d'Historia de la Ciutat, known as the gateway to a world of underground Roman ruins. Apart from that, La Sagrada Familia and Placa del Rei are some of the most picturesque places in all of Spain.

Madrilerios take their festivals nonchalantly as any other excuse to hit the Paseo del Prado and enjoy the company of friends, music and alcohol course. Paseo del Prado holds many festivals, museums, architecture and culture. If you are planning a trip to Spain, visiting the Paseo del Prado is certainly worth the money you paid to visit the beautiful square in Madrid.

National Monuments of Spain

There is no doubt that Spain is a spectacular tourist country. The aura of true wealth of the Spanish and the culture can be attributed to the sprawling beaches, the Alhambra, not including wine, art and architecture. Spain is said to have a vibrant culture that really knows how to celebrate life. Although modernity has been strongly embraced by all cities in Spain, but the country has really caught the significance of its history and you will be able to glide into it by taking a look at countries monument which represents a compelling and deep heritage.

The Alhambra
Also known as the red fortress, the Alhambra is the pride of Spain. The fortress is one of the most exceptional examples of Moorish architecture and Islamic influence in the region of Andalusia in Spain. The Alhambra in Granada is present, the city that is full of white clouds building and alleyways.

The architecture of the Alhambra is beyond definition. The structure of the older building dating back to somewhere in the 9th century. Although the walls of the fortress was renovated around the 14th century by Mohammed Yussuf V and I, the oldest parts of the structure can still be seen and appreciated. The fortress has a sprawling palace that contains countless fountains and courtyards. Also take a look at the arches and intricately carved walls. The Moorish architecture of this fortress was known to have seduced a generation of travelers.

Great Mosque of Cordoba
The mosque is also known as the Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción. You can visit the mosque if you visit Cordoba. The construction of the mosque was done in ancient times, somewhere around the 8th century. The mosque was built during the reign of Abd al-Rahman I, who had actually fled Syria after the killing of her family. The design of this heritage building has a rectangular prayer hall, a courtyard and burrows that are similar to mosques and mosque of the Umayyad Abbasid Iraq and Syria.

The mosque is known for more details sumptuous and complex, especially maqsura which was a private prayer room that was used by the sovereign. 300 years after the mosque was made, "said Ferdinand III of this mosque with a cathedral. This national monument is a must visit attraction and you have to see.

Hercules Tower

Caruna The port has a number of monuments in Spain, which reflect the heritage of Roman Spain. Tower of Hercules is the main attraction here and it was built during the first century AD and was then known as Farum Brigantium. Updated during the 18th century, this tower is the only lighthouse remains functional that was used by the Romans. The declaration of this Tour as a national monument has led to efforts to preserve large.

Enrich your stay in Spain

Wondering how to make your stay more fabulous than ever? There are several ideas that will certainly enhance your experience of the destination this summer.

1. Choose a wonderful place! Do you want to spend your time in modern cities or do you prefer small towns? Do you worship the sun or you are looking for a cooler place? If your idea of ​​the perfect destination includes sun, passion, unique sites to visit and enjoy new unforgettable experiences, then you should come to Spain.



2. Make your holiday remarkable for something interesting and rewarding. If you have not tried extreme sports, doing this summer. If you prefer more practical and useful language courses in Spain and improve your skills in an exciting and hot. Spain offers ideal conditions to learn Spanish because the language was born here, and you can practice your skills with native speakers throughout the day. The country is home to some of the most attractive tourist destinations and popular where you can easily combine a fabulous holiday for effective learning. 

3.  You can get excellent language programs in Spain Spanish schools in many cities in the country. Among the most compelling destinations that are worth your attention are Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Seville and Valencia. Students from around the world come to Spain in order to learn Spanish, because of the quality of learning programs they find here and the extraordinary diversity of courses for different levels of knowledge and age. You can choose to strengthen your long-term training courses and study other subjects as well, or to register for summer programs, just the time of your vacation. Despite the class you join, you will certainly enjoy a wonderful stay in Spain.
 
4. The great company when you travel is also an important factor for your fantastic holiday. Sun destinations such as Spain are great places for honeymoons, romantic travel and family vacations. families increasingly look for interesting language programs for teens and use the opportunity to travel with them and visit places and experience different cultures and great for the time being.

Barcelona and Valencia are blessed with divine beauty of nature and beaches on the Mediterranean Sea irresistible. If you love the sea, be sure to follow language courses in these destinations and enjoy everything they have to offer. Madrid and Sevilla are two of the most exciting cities in Spain with an incredible wealth of cultural attractions and nightlife.

Places of Interest in Spain - Zaragoza




Spain is a country blessed. Mother Nature has blessed Spain with his beautiful smile, beautiful chain of mountains, beautiful beaches, large lot full of vegetation and pleasant weather. What more does a tourist need to relax? Zaragoza, a city in the province of Aragon is considered the fifth largest citiy of Spain and one of the richest cities in turn to tourists and its riches. Zaragoza is called the "blessed city" of Spain. Historians say the city was under occupation of Murallas then it was under Roman occupation. Tourism is one of the biggest trades in Zaragoza. The resorts here are very useful for tourists as in other parts of Spain.

Channel:

This channel called the Imperial Canal of Aragon is popular for its lush vegetation in its entire stretch of about 62 miles. Along its course many resorts have been established. In fact, this channel has a rich city of Zaragoza and Tourism has made rich. This channel is believed to have been built in the 18th century and some improvements have been made in recent times.

Ebro:

This great river Rio Ebro as requested in Spanish Zaragoza blessed with many natural landscapes. The five major bridges for example, are one of the most important places of visit. There are many recreational facilities throughout its course in the city of Zaragoza. The tourist boat clubs have created for leisure tourists. In fact, during the period of the Romans, the river has been their lifeline as both a means of communication and as a means of vegetation. The river also irrigates a large area of ​​land and is responsible for the lush vegetation.

Amusement parks:

There is another more attractive place for tourists. The amusement park has enough opportunities for children, adults and seniors. There are tricks such as riding, cycling, etc. It is a roller coaster, water sports, swimming pools, theme parks, etc. The tourist is busy throughout his stay in Zaragoza. Amusement parks have restaurants for the convenience of tourists. Normally, tourists visiting Zaragoza miss this park, they actually spend more time in this park.

Calatayud city of Zaragoza has many places of interest such as centuries old cathedral, churches and many others.