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Spain - In the rhytm of Flamenco

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Published: 9.7.2015

Spain (officially the Kingdom of Spain) is to be found on the Iberian Peninsula as well as Portugal , and partly also Andorra and Gibraltar are. Spain is a constitutional monarchy which means that rulers powers are binded by the constitution. Spain also is a member of the EU (since 1986), NATO, UN, and other important international institutions. The official language is Spanish. In some regions other languages such as Catalonian, or Basque are recognized.

Entire Spain is certainly worth a visit. Today, however, we také a sneak peak of some of its regions. We will see beautiful Andalusia, travel to Madrid, Toledo, Valencia, or make short trip to Murcia.

Text: Lenka Bauerová

Photo: Sylvie Halouzková

Canaria Islands, Tenerife – European Pearl in the Ocean

Published: 25.5.2019

If you are thinking about this year's holiday, be sure not to forget the Canary Islands in your choice. Although geographically a part of the African continent, it belongs to Spain. Tenerife is their largest island and attracts not only the tranquil atmosphere, but also the more demanding tourists for its unique beauty of volcanic nature.

Mallorca – The Island of Great Experiences and Natural Beauties

Published: 21.1.2018

On this very day we take you to the Spanish island of Mallorca situated in the western regions of the Mediterranean Sea. It belong to the Balearic Islands autonomous region. As it is winter now, the beginning of the year is the best time to plan a summer vacation. The following lines should introduce you to this amazing, shiny island.

Spain III: Barcelona – Hundreds of Years of History or What Sights to Visit - VIDEO

Published: 5.5.2015

In narrow streets of historical center in Barcelona is really easy to get lost. However, you can be sure that you would always end up at some cathedral or, at least, small shrine. They are hard to see from distance, they just suddenly pop up in front of you. On the other hand, famous Sagrada Família is easy to see from distance.

Spain I: Barcelona – Center of Catalonia - VIDEO

Published: 21.4.2015

Spain’s second largest city, the center of Catalonia, popular destination of digital nomads, and mostly the place from where you bring countless great experiences. Barcelona is very kind to any type of traveler and you can visit it in any season.

Spain, Merida – A Trip to the Antiquity I

Published: 21.9.2018

In the west of Spain, close to the borders with Portugal, there is the town of Merida, a city of amazin excavations which are protected by the UNESCO. Merida offers some of the most preserved pieces of Roman architecture.

Spain, Mérida – A Trip to the Antiquity II

Published: 5.10.2018

We will spend the first October Friday in Merida again, where we will visit some of the other ancient sights, such as the Roman amphitheater with a huge auditorium for 15,000 spectators, who were also watching gladiatorial matches. The amphitheater was so vast that there were also naval battles in it, because the stage could be flooded and the ships were let off by a gate.

Spain, Oviedo – To the Heart of Asturia II

Published: 16.11.2018

Today we take you back to the Asturian town of Oviedo.

Spain, Ávila – The Town of the Nobles II

Published: 30.11.2018

In the last part, we have just got a glimpse of Avila,a home to 60 thousand people. Today we will continue on our trip and see some more of city's interesting sites.

Spain, Pueblos Blancos – The Spirit of the Moorish Times I

Published: 7.12.2018

Today we head to Andalusia. There we will take a look at the so-called Pueblos Blancos, or white villages that carry the charm of the ancient Moorish times. These small small villages are known by white houses typical of the Berber architecture of North Africa, a region that is home to the Moors.

Spain, Pueblos Blancos – A Spirit of Moorish Era II

Published: 14.12.2018

Right from the outset of the article, we have to take you to prehistoric caves near Villaluenga del Rosario. At the foot of the rocky massif that is part of the Sierra de Cádiz is the town of Villaluenga del Rosario.

Spain, Cuenca – One of the Most Beautiful Medieval Towns

Published: 10.8.2018

Cuenca offers a beautiful view, overlooking the gorge of the river Huecar. The location of the city has the result of a specific architecture in the form of hanging houses rise on steep rocks.

Spain II: Tibidabo – Sacred Mountain above Barcelona - VIDEO

Published: 28.4.2015

Having 512 meters, Tibidabo is the highest summit of the Serra de Collserola. Therefore, you should miss it if you want to enjoy one of the best vistas over Barcelona. Tibidabo is on city’s northwest. You can easily distinguish it for its white temple on the top.

Spain IV: Barcelona – Vivid Streets - VIDEO

Published: 12.5.2015

I visited the Catalonian capital with my family for a week in the time of Christmas holidays. I like to learn about culture of the country I spend my time in so I spent lot of time wandering in the streets, in parks or had breakfast in back-alley cafes with locals. I enjoyed hours-long dinners having great tapas and even better wine. I tried to met as new people as possible. True, only disadvantage was that I didn’t speak Spanish or Catalonian.

Spain, Andalusia – Trip for Romance I

Published: 17.5.2015

Whether you are lured by noisy streets of Sevilla, rhythm of flamenco and Sevillans, mystery of Cordoba, charm of Cadiz, or beauty of Granada with the Sierra Nevada in the background. You simply can’t let this slip away...

Spain, Malaga – City which Lives

Published: 18.7.2016

Malaga (correct Spanish spelling is Málaga) is the second largest city in Andalusia. It is situated on the Mediterranean coastline. It is a center of the famous Costa del Sol resort.

Spain, Cordoba – A City of Two Cultures

Published: 25.7.2016

A beautiful city scenting with orange trees is located in Andalusia, south Spain - Cordoba (Córdoba in Spanish). The city is protected by UNESCO. Tourists are lured in for its Arabic architecture originating around the year 1000. The city was an important part of Islamic cutlure back then.

Gibraltar – To See Monkeys in the South of Europe

Published: 1.8.2016

There is a small British enclave in the southernmost tip of Spain (Andalusia region known for the cities of Cordoba and Granada mostly). The earliest finding of human settlement dates back to the Stone Age here. A skull of a Neanthrtal man was found there. Later, armed struggles were led over the this strategic area which was annexed by the United Kingdom eventually.

Spain, Mallorca: Palma

Published: 21.6.2017

Palma de Mallorca (Palma is an oficial name) is the capital and the largest city of the Balearic Islands. So, how can you enjoy a vacation here?

Spain, Andalusia – Trip for Romance II

Published: 24.5.2015

My trip to sunny Andalusia, rhythm of unbounded and wild guitarist Paca de Lucía, flamenco dancers, people of Sevilla goes on and this time it takes place in marvellous Granada.

Spain, Andalusia – Trip for Romance III

Published: 31.5.2015

I believe I will visit Granada one more time at some point in the future. Yet now I head to Málaga and Córdoba.

Spain, Andalusia - Trip for Romance IV

Published: 7.6.2015

Cordoba was the richest city of the West and the center of Islamic culture. First emirs resided in Seville. In the sixth year of Arab occupation (716) Emir Alhor moved his court to Cordoba. The ruled as deputies of the caliph of Damask. They were military warlords subordinated to the might of the House of Umayyad.

Spain, Andalusia – Trip for Romance V

Published: 14.6.2015

It is time to move on in the direction to Cádiz. Everybody recommended me to see it. So why not?

Spain, Toledo – Trip for Romance VI

Published: 21.6.2015

On my road from Cádiz to Toledo, I spent couple of days in Lisbon. I think I really deserve some comfort and a shower. Thus, I would live in a hostel this time.

Spain, Toledo – Trip for Romance VII

Published: 28.6.2015

From old fortress of San Servando I look deep down to a canyon between the rocks where the Tajo River flows. I admire the vista from the rock surrounded with the wall.

Spain, Madrid – Trip for Romance VIII

Published: 5.7.2015

I walk in the park around Museum Prado. It is the temple of the art. Yet even the greatest of the art enthusiasts would get tired after couple of hours.

Spain, Granada: A Blink to the Eternal Silence in the Alhambra I.

Published: 13.7.2013

«I believe in eternity», said the American essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson when proclaimed to see the genius of Greece, Italy and Spain. Without any doubt, Emerson knew Granada or, at least, he had a feeling of how it would be like.

Spain, Granada: A Blink to the Eternal Silence in the Alhambra II

Published: 22.7.2013

The visitor will feel at home in the Patio de los Leones whose fountain, surrounded by a slim gallery of 124 columns, provides a humane architectonic space put to the service of men, in a miraculous mixture of geometry, light and rhythm.

Spain, Barcelona: Catalan Capital I.

Published: 26.10.2012

Welcome to our series dedicated to the fascinating Spanish city of Barcelona, which about we will be following three parts. In them you will know that it is a city that you should see at least once in your life.

Spain, Barcelona: Catalan Metropolis II.

Published: 2.11.2012

In the second part about the beautiful city on the Mediterranean coast you can find out more about the beautiful villas that the famous architect Gaudí left here.

Spain, Barcelona: Catalan Metropolis III.

Published: 16.11.2012

In the third part of our series you can learn about other notable references genius of Antonio Gaudi, which are the Sagrada Família and Parc Güell.

Spain, Barcelona – The Catalan Metropolis IV.

Published: 14.12.2012

This rich city boasts with more than just architecture of brilliant Antonio Gaudí. In today’s part we will visit local aquarium and Barcelona coast promenade where are berthed historical ships and other interesting things.