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Spain is a country rich in colourful and historical regional culture, as well as family traditions |
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Asturias is proud of its history. It was the only part of Spain never conquered by the Arabs. Its breathtaking terrain of green valleys, streams and mountains include Los Picos de Europa. It has its fair share of Romanesque architecture and unique northern culture, food, cider and dance. |
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Navarra’s beautiful green and mountainous terrain, borders the Pyrenees. An ancient medieval kingdom, littered with well-kept castles and churches many dating from the 8th century. Its capital Pamplona is where bulls are let loose in the streets! |
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| Sevilla is the capital of Andalucía, flanked by one of Spain’s important rivers, El Guadarquivir. This City is a real gem, with its Arabic influence not just in its architecture but in its dance, food and music. Two historical areas Barrios Santa Cruz and Triana are a maze of narrow medieval streets, with overhanging balconies and flowers. |
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Andrés Segovia, Master of the Spanish Guitar, said about Granada: “A place of dreams, where God put in my soul the seed of music”. I agree, Granada is a bewitching City with its Sierra Nevada mountains as a backdrop; the last Arab stronghold to succumb to the Catholic Monarchs, Isabel of Castilla and Fernando of Aragón in 1492. |
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