Search Results - Ebro

Type in a word or phrase to search:

Showing 1 to 20 of 20 Articles matching 'Ebro' in related articles.

Pages: 1

1. Zaragoza City In Spain October 20, 2011 The city of Zaragoza also known as Saragossa has built its identity around vacationers from all over the world as a result of the enviable diversity in artistic, cultural and historic heritage which has accumulated through the twenty centuries that the city has been in existence. The legacy in Zaragoza has been mainly derived from ancient Christian, Iberian, Jewish and Moorish populations that have called Zaragoza home once over the last 2000 years. In present day the city of Saragossa is a metropolis full of life and is home to over half a million residents. The city has over the years e... (read more) Author: Brian Petit

2. Cantabria is the place for nature lovers October 13, 2011 Cantabria is a region comprising of Cantabria province in Spain. The capital city of both the province and region of Cantabria is Santander. There is a famous peak in the region named as Pico de tres Mares. That means peak of three seas and there are few gossips about this peak. This peak has access to Atlantic Ocean through the Duero River, the Cantabric Sea through the Nansa River and Mediterranean Sea through the Ebro River. It is the only peak on this planet having this privilege. It is said that even if a single drop of water falls on the peak then it goes into the three seas because... (read more) Author: Brian Petit

3. A Pay a visit to to Saragossa October 09, 2011 Saragossa is the richesse of Saragossa province in Aragon, Spain. It is a single of the many metropolitan areas on the banks of the Ebro river that runs through Spain. It is situated at an approximate distance of 300 kilometers from key metropolitan areas such as Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao in the Basque state and Toulouse in France. Finding there is easy from any of these main metropolitan areas by practice, aircraft or bus.Climate You will like the weather conditions in Saragossa because of its mildness, apart from in summer season when the temperature can attain forty degrees Celsius and i... (read more) Author: Matthew Reynolds

4. ECCO shoes promotion October 05, 2011 ECCO group began as a response to uncompromising footwear. Over 40 years in a small town Bred ebro, southern Jutland, Denmark, Carl Too buy lead a revolution in the footwear industry, chosen for convenience. Tired legs to form his shoes, he commanded the foot caused by shoes. A new type of footwear was born in discount ecco mens black sandals are handmade and "heart." I am a HVAC technician. The shoes are daily goals. Overall, this well-made boots. Press. Language loop efficiency of water / mud. Hiking boots are very quiet. All day comfort. Negatives: You are warm, full leather / waterpro... (read more) Author: ring xu

5. Bodegas Borsao: The Perfect Blend of Austere and Elegant September 10, 2011 Borsao comes from a fairly undiscovered winegrowing area of Spain called Campo de Borja in the north central area of country, located on the south bank of the river Ebro and just below the border of Navarra. Exuberant is the word that comes to the mind when you try to describe first whiff of ripe red-berry fruit and unique blend of black and white pepper. Borsao is a soft, agreeable, berry-filled, spicy red wine whose flavor profile would appeal to a lot of people. Bodegas Borsao Wine is characterised by an open, forward nose full of fresh red raspberries and oaky vanilla spice, with hints o... (read more) Author: Barrels Stills

6. Zaragoza September 10, 2011 Zaragoza is one of the important cities in Spain and the capital of Region Aragon. It is located inside Ebro River’s banks in the middle of Barcelona and Spain’s capital Madrid. Zaragoza’s history goes back to over 2,000 years where you can explore important monuments such as Roman and Jewish vestiges and Roman landmarks such as the Mudejar church and the circus. One of the most important landmarks is the Basilica which was designed by the talented artist Goya. He is also known for setting up the 2009 art exhibition. All these landmarks have been accredited by UNESCO as world heritage sites. I... (read more) Author: Atwood Drake

7. Catch a Monster Catfish on Holiday Rentals in Spain July 28, 2011 If you are searching for a place to book your HOLIDAY RENTALS IN SPAIN that is home to the monster catfish, make it in the Ebro River area. If you have been here before, you're hooked, if you haven't you will soon be planning your next trip here. This area produces experiences in catching catfish that could only be dreamed about. The Ebro River was stocked with normal catfish decades ago but over time they have grown to such a proportion that it will take some time to land one of these monster fish. Just think: you could have a catfish on your line that weighs up to two hundred pounds giving y... (read more) Author: Porsche Klinger

8. Basic Strokes in Kayaking July 08, 2011 In our beginner's guide to kayaking, we discusses the various types of kayaking and the basic equipment you need to get starting, including a kayak designed for the waters you plan to kayak on, an approved lifejacket, like the Coleman Ebro Paddle Vest, and a quality double bladed paddle for kayaking. Now, we are going to discuss a few basic paddling strokes. Once you have an understanding of these simple strokes, you will be ready to enjoy your very first kayaking adventure. First, you will want to learn a forward stroke. This is the paddling stroke used most often during kayaking an... (read more) Author: Erwin Pope

9. Choosing Aragon as a holiday destination February 04, 2011 The beautiful region of Aragon The autonomous community of Aragon is located in the northeast of Spain and comprises three provinces; Zaragoza, Teruel and Huesca. Separated from France by the magnificent Pyrenean mountain range, this is an ideal holiday destination for relaxing in a region of outstanding natural beauty. The landscape is stunning from the barren plains in the south to the snow capped peaks of the Pyrenees in the north. The River Ebro meanders through the territory and attracts tourists, who are passionate about fishing from all over the world, to catch mainly Carp and Cat.... (read more) Author: Albie Morkel

10. THE PROVINCE OF LA RIOJA January 15, 2011 Visiting La Rioja La Rioja is a region which is very famous for its wines; these wines are delicious due to the fertile lands of La Rioja, which are watered by seven rivers, including the Ebro River. The region is generally dry, even arid, but the Mediterranean influences are felt; as you go to the north, you will be stunned by the beauty of the landscapes guarded by the high mountains. La Rioja has a very interesting history; the 10th century brought a dispute between the Navarre and the Castilla Kings who wanted to rule over Logrono. Henry I, King of England, put an end to the dispute... (read more) Author: Ash ford

11. Vakantiehuis Aragon of Vakantiehuis Spanje, ondek natuurlijk Aragon January 09, 2011 Het gebied Aragon ligt in het noordoosten van Spanje. Door het gebied loopt de Ebro rivier. In het noorden grenst Aragon aan Frankrijk, Valencia en Catalonië in het oosten, Castilla-La Mancha in het zuiden, en in het westen Navarra, Castilla y Leon en La Rioja . De regio kan in 3 verscheidende regio's worden ingedeeld: het centrale gebied dat uit de Ebro delta bestaat, het noordelijke regio waar de Pyreneeën liggen, en het gebied de Iberische bergen. De Ebro delta is een gigantisch vlak laagland met in het noorden de Pyreneeën en met de Iberische bergen in zowel het noordwesten het zuido... (read more) Author: Floris Koning

12. THE DAURADA COAST AND THE EBRO DELTA November 29, 2010 The Daurada Coast The Daurada Coast is not the most beautiful coast in Spain, but it definitely has some of the most delicate and golden sand in the country making it a very attractive destination for tourists from all over the world. The cosmopolitan Sitges is known as the seaside resort for the gay community, Port Aventura is the perfect destination for families with children and the Ebre river delta is the second largest delta in the Mediterranean. Sitges Sitges is just half an hour’s drive from the Barcelona airport; tourists from all over the world love the city because of ... (read more) Author: Brian Conte

13. The Districts of Zaragoza August 05, 2010 A modern city with an ancient past, Zaragoza is a Spanish destination with interesting roots and its rich heritage makes it an interesting spot to visit for a holiday. Zaragoza’s formation can be traced back over 2000 years and its location at the centre of Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Bilbao have made it a prime spot. The city of Zaragoza lies on the banks of the River Ebro, the longest waterway in Spain. The River Ebro rises from springs in the Cantabrian Mountains in the north of the country, flowing for 565 miles to its delta on the Mediterranean coast in the Tarragona province.... (read more) Author: Paul Buchanan

14. Things to See In Zaragoza July 13, 2010 Being a tourist it is seldom that you find any place boring and plain. A tourist has a tendency to find something beautiful in any place of the world. Many places in the world are still being overlooked, but if you visit them as a tourist and explore them, then you would come to find that they are none the less than other parts of the world and in fact have some most beautiful and exotic places which simply distinguish them from any other place. Zaragoza, Spain is not much of a tourists place till now, but once you would hit the place you will end up falling in love with including with al... (read more) Author: Rabin Eric

15. Basic Strokes for the Kayaking Beginner July 02, 2010 In our beginner's guide to kayaking, we discusses the various types of kayaking and the basic equipment you need to get starting, including a kayak designed for the waters you plan to kayak on, an approved lifejacket, like the Coleman Ebro Paddle Vest, and a quality double bladed paddle for kayaking. Now, we are going to discuss a few basic paddling strokes. Once you have an understanding of these simple strokes, you will be ready to enjoy your very first kayaking adventure. First, you will want to learn a forward stroke. This is the paddling stroke used most often during kayaking an... (read more) Author: Conrad Nguyen

16. Hotel Bardenas Tudela June 08, 2010 Tudela, capital of the Ribera region of Navarre and at the heart of the Ebro Valley, is a modern and functional city with a great ancient cultural heritage. In this outstanding enclave is located Hotel Tudela Bardenas, a business centre during the week and a place for leisure at weekends. The Hotel Tudela Bardenas offers an exquisite service supported by our certification Q of Tourist Quality from the year 2000. Tudela Bardenas Hotel, offers the following services: • Outstanding location in the center of Tudela. Located on the main street and surrounded by the best shopping st... (read more) Author: aitor sanjuan

17. Slightly rising temperatures and moderate gale. May 25, 2010 Zaragoza, May 16 .- The State Agency of Meteorology (AEMET) announced for tomorrow, Monday, cloudy intervals in Aragon Pyrenees open areas in the north, with the possibility of a weak precipitation during the early hours. Little cloud or clear skies, in the rest of the Community. Minimum temperatures, unchanged or slightly rising, and maximum, in light to moderate climb., terracotta warriors news, Moderate north wind in the valley of the Ebro, and light winds from the north, in the other areas. For provincial capitals, with temperatures between 6 degrees of minimum and maximum of 20 Hues... (read more) Author: sarah ashton

18. Places of interest in Spain - La Rioja May 20, 2010 La Rioja, located to the north of Spain with its capital Logrono has a rich history. This province is blessed with tall mountains and is rich in flora and fauna of rarest varieties. It is the ideal place for those who want spend their holiday in a quiet atmosphere. According to history, La Rioja was earlier inhabited by people of Berones culture. Later the place was occupied by Muslims before being taken over by Christian kings. Known for its natural beauty and pleasant weather, it receives a lot of tourists throughout the year. Apart from the beautiful picturesque scenery, La Rioja also has ... (read more) Author: Deny Willson

19. Places of interest in Spain - Logrono May 20, 2010 Spain is considered to be a heaven for tourists. Vast beaches, well connected cities, big parks, museums, old castles, churches are some of the many attractions available for the tourists. Logrona, a city located to the north of Spain is a part of La Rioja province. History of Logrona is traced to Celts and Romans. The mighty river Ebro has blessed Logrona with abundant vegetation. Like any other place in Spain, even Logrona has places of interest for the tourists. Let us take a tour of this city. Our first place of visit is a stone bridge called the ‘Puente de Piedra’ built in the 11th c... (read more) Author: Deny Willson

20. Zaragoza April 18, 2010 Overview The city of Zaragoza is the capital of Zaragoza province and is located on the river Ebro. This city’s population is about 700,000 and the city is situated at a level 200 meters above sea level. Romans, Moors, Jews and Christians have left their legacy of monuments in the streets of Zaragoza. Some of the heritage sites in this city are - the Circus, Mudejar-style churches and Aljafería Palace. The expo 2008 site is an artistic site that you would enjoy. Climate The temperatures in this city are hot in summer (40 °C) and cool in winter (0 to 10 °C). Rainfall occur... (read more) Author: Allex wilson

Pages: 1