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1. Huge Collections of Spanish Vintage Posters Online November 17, 2009 Spain, the majestic country located in Southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula has been a towering exposition in the world of culture, travel and rich ethnic heritage. It’s place where the most wonderful beaches play with the soothing tides. Home to a large number of world-renowned artists and painters, this country has seen its creative growth in places like Madrid, Barcelona and Mérida. The best of Spain created in the past now can be enjoyed right at your doorstep. How? Well, there are several online Vintage Poster sellers which have good collection of posters and artifacts created dur... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

2. Murcia October 26, 2009 The region of Murcia, which forms the South East corner of the Iberian Peninsula, is still relatively undiscovered and unspoiled – until fairly recently it was not the easiest place to get to, sheltered as it is by wooded mountain ranges known as the "Spanish Switzerland" (a bit of an exaggeration – this is by no means the most mountainous region of Spain!) Even though it's now well served by airports – Murcia San Javier, Alicante (around an hour away) and the soon-to-be completed Corvera airport – it's still a fairly peaceful, sleepy region of Spain, and the authorities here are determi... (read more) Author: Gary Cannon

3. Golf holiday on the Costa del Sol September 11, 2009 Costa del Sol is the finest region for golf in Spain and it stretches along the coastline of Mediterranean Sea on the Iberian Peninsula, anchored by the port city of Malaga on the East. This region has over 60 golf courses, with championship courses like the famous San Roque and Valderrama and other courses which are great for golfers of all abilities. All the golf courses have one common feature; they share an extraordinary sunny and dry weather which allows golf enthusiasts to play all through the year. It will be a real treat to play on a golf course in Costa del Sol in winter, for go... (read more) Author: Zen Golfer

4. Car hire at Portugal airports September 10, 2009 Portugal is one of the oldest countries in Europe, which is located on the west side of the Iberian Peninsula along the Atlantic coast. It established its continental frontiers in the year of 1297. Among the various tourist destinations in Portugal, Beja, Elvas, Evora, Marvao, Monsaraz, Portalegre, Troia, Figueira da Foz, Alcobaca and Batalha deserve special mention. As the country offers some most picturesque views and destinations, which are generally not offered by most of the tourism companies, it is advisable to hire a car to behold Portugal to the fullest. Moreover, car hire Portugal is ... (read more) Author: glen loyd

5. Holiday in Madrid August 18, 2009 Having recently spent a few nights in Madrid thought it might be worth while to share my opinions on this Capital City. Great place - it contrasts somewhat with Paris however it’s a lot more friendly and welcoming. It was built approx 300 years ago and is the geographic centre of the Iberian Peninsula. Because it’s quite high up it can be very hot in summer and conversely cold in winter. In fact we had great sunshine but once out of it you noticed the chill. However it was dry!! The main points if interest are Puerto del Sol, Gran Via, The Plaza Mayor with its great square and market sta... (read more) Author: arabela thom

6. Santiago the City of Pilgrims July 21, 2009 Santiago in Spain otherwise known as Santiago de Compostela, is located in the Uppermost north-western portion of Spain. The city itself is at the end of the Camino Pilgrimage which is the most venerable of the walks to end at the Citadel in the center of the city of Santiago. Santiago is named after the apostle, Saint James, who was buried in this city. It is believed that James walked the Iberian Peninsula and thus it is deemed to be the pilgrimage of St James which ends in Santiago. Santiago is very historic in nature and the section around the cathedral has been designated by UNESCO ... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

7. Holidays in Barcelona-Have a complete holiday that stands high in your list July 09, 2009 Barcelona is the city full of pleasure especially for those who wish to have historical holidays which are unforgettable because this city is especially known for its contemporary museums and eccentric gothic architectural buildings that made your trip historic. Barcelona is located on the Iberian Peninsula’s northeast coast and its oozes charm including sophistication made it one of the most visited cities in the world. It is the capital of Catalonia’s Autonomous Community. This city has several historical monuments including art galleries and art museums along with the Musea Picasso that exi... (read more) Author: roby john

8. Tour to Lanzarote Holidays June 29, 2009 Location of the island Traveling west from the coast of Africa (the Iberian Peninsula to be exact) - some 125 miles west - and if you're in the right place, you can just get on the island of Lanzarote. This island is located in north-eastern part of the majority of the Canary Islands and is the fourth largest of the islands in the chain, which belongs to Spain. How to get there You can get to the island of Lanzarote Arrecife, through an international airport, which saw over five and a half million passengers in one year (2006) alone. In addition to agriculture, tourism tickets is vi... (read more) Author: rubinavn viny

9. Various Categories of Hotels to Stay in Barcelona May 19, 2009 Barcelona is regarded as the cultural capital of Spain. It is the second largest city of Spain and is located on the northeast coast of the Iberian Peninsula, facing the Mediterranean Sea. This city has very different kind of architecture which is quite different from what we see today. Due to its historical background, it is a famous tourist destination from around the world. Its rich cultural heritage attracts millions of tourist every year. The modernized Barcelona will also present you a touch of historic era it has undergone. This city’s main source of revenue is from tourists and visitor... (read more) Author: jassica miller

10. Learn Spanish Quickly March 30, 2009 The Spanish language is the most wide spoken language in the world second to English. Spanish is the official language of about twenty countries. Spanish is treated as one of the six official languages by the United Nations. The popularity of Spanish and the simple culture of Spanish people have attracted younger generation towards it. French and Italian. The Spanish language was actually generated from a dialect of Latin. In reality it has its origin from the North Central part of Iberian Peninsula. It was later adopted by Spain and expanded to its colonial empire. Latin is also the roo... (read more) Author: ajanta mendis

11. Great Holidays Start with Cheap Flights to Andalusia March 18, 2009 After stepping off of cheap flights to Andalusia tourists can roam from historical tours of the old Moorish sites of Al-Andalus to the sunshine resorts of Malaga. For many people, cheap flights to Spain are all about the Costa del Sol or the teeming city life of Barcelona, but an area as large as the Iberian Peninsula has a lot more to surprise the visitor. The south western region of Andalusia is made up of eight provinces: Almeria, Cadiz, Cordoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaen, Malaga, and Seville. Unsurprisingly, for an area so close to North Africa, the climate is warm and sunny for most... (read more) Author: Kim Chambers

12. Spain worth Seeing Country February 23, 2009 Spain is second largest country of Europe after France. Spain is located in south Western Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. Due to its location, Spain was affected a lot with external influences. Because of historical influences, Spain has rich culture. Spain is famous for its historical background especially for Islamic heritage. Its different kingdoms have different languages, culture, cuisine, and art, which give Spain a rich culture and uniqueness. If you visit different regions of Spain, you will explore different things about every region. Languages: Nationwide Spanish is official l... (read more) Author: estella parker

13. Vacation & Hotels in Barcelona February 23, 2009 Barcelona is second largest city of Spain. Barcelona is located on the northeast coast of the Iberian Peninsula facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is also the capitol of Catalonia community of Spain. This city has very old and different kind of architecture. Due to its historical background, it becomes a famous tourist destination from in the world. Due to its history it has a rich cultural heritage. If you have interest in culture and want to see some historical place with touch of modernization then Barcelona is place for you. With rich historical background Barcelona is main source of revenu... (read more) Author: estella parker

14. What Is The MediterraneanDiet? February 16, 2009 The Mediterranean diet is a diet based on eating the foods people who live in the Mediterranean basin eat. The Mediterranean basin is an area that surrounds the Mediterranean Sea and has mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. This area includes areas of France, the Iberian Peninsula, the Italian peninsula, and the Balkan Peninsula. It also includes areas of the Sahara desert, and Africa. Walter Willett, a professor, created the most widely known form of the Mediterranean diet. In addition to physical activity the diet proposes eating a lot of dairy, fish, and meats along with a healt... (read more) Author: Dan Carlin

15. The Mediterranean diet! January 15, 2009 The Mediterranean diet is a diet based on eating the foods people who live in the Mediterranean basin eat. The Mediterranean basin is an area that surrounds the Mediterranean Sea and has mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. This area includes areas of France, the Iberian Peninsula, the Italian peninsula, and the Balkan Peninsula. It also includes areas of the Sahara desert, and Africa. Walter Willett, a professor, created the most widely known form of the Mediterranean diet. In addition to physical activity the diet proposes eating a lot of dairy, fish, and meats along with a healthy d... (read more) Author: Ruben Alvarez

16. A Beginner's Guide to Acquiring Holiday Homes In Spain January 03, 2009 You’d be surprised by the number of folks in the UK who are buying Holiday Homes in Spain. Spanish holiday homes offer the chance to get away from it all and bask in sun-soaked beaches, regardless of whether you want a let-to-own or a purchase. This article will lay out some specifics on Spanish properties available in two coastal areas. Homes in Costa Almeria A seaside province, Almeria is found on the southeastern section of Spain’s Iberian Peninsula. Almeria is close to 8800 square kilometers in area. Almeria’s diverse geography means that holiday cottages can be spotted in areas ... (read more) Author: John Mahar

17. Holidaying in Spain December 22, 2008 Catering for every taste, all year round, Spain is one of Europe's top country's to visit and is particularly popular with the UK holidaying market. Spain is located in south-western Europe on the Iberian Peninsula, bordered to the south and east by the Mediterranean Sea except for a small land boundary with Gibraltar, the capital is Madrid. France, Andorra, and the Bay of Biscay are north and to the west is the Atlantic Ocean and Portugal. Spain is the second largest country in Western Europe after France. For those looking for a beach holiday, there are excellent beaches to be fou... (read more) Author: Baz Luhrmann

18. Madrid hotels—a complete paradise November 02, 2008 Madrid, the capital and the largest city of Spain, is the third most populous city in European Union. It is the major political and financial center of Iberian Peninsula. It is the headquarters of three of the world’s hundred largest companies. It does not only possess modern infrastructure, but also the major landmarks in the form of theatre, historic neighborhood, streets and museum, which houses finest art collection in the world. Madrid is not lagging behind in green spaces, parks or cultural or city attractions but is well known for its nightlife, night clubs, bullfighting, and local fest... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

19. Monkeying around in Gibraltar October 16, 2008 Gibraltar, known locally as the Rock is considered one of the last vestiges of the British Empire, although a recent 2006 agreement between Spain and Britain unofficially ended that status, introducing a far more agreeable accord between the two countries. Strategically perched on the edge of the Iberian Peninsula overlooking the narrow entrance to the Mediterranean Sea opposite North Africa, this natural fortress of rock was originally part of Spain but was ceded to the British in perpetuity during the early 18th Century. In fact, it recently celebrated its 300 year anniversary under Bri... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

20. The Mediterranean Modernistes of Barcelona October 03, 2008 Located on the north-eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula and the shores of the Mediterranean, Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain and capital of Catalonia. The popularity and recognition of Barcelona as an internationally significant city can be partly attributed to the legacy of Gaudi and the other Modernistes who contributed largely to the unique and instantly identifiable architecture that acts as a constant reminder of where you are when visiting this multifaceted city. The architect Antoni Gaudi was a strong supporter of the Moderniste movement, which was centred on ... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

21. Sherry or Jerez? October 07, 2008 It was the Phoenicians who introduced Sherry to the Iberian Peninsula, and the Romans were only too happy to carry on the tradition. Even the Moors, who generally abstained from alcohol, used it for medicinal purposes, but when Francis Drake attacked Cadiz in 1587 and returned to England with 3000 barrels, the tipple became an instant favourite with Queen Elizabeth 1 and the English Court, beginning a British love affair with the drink. In the 17th and 18th centuries the demand for Sherry grew, and many British entrepreneurs based their businesses in the area around Jerez in Andalucia, crea... (read more) Author: Alan Liptrot

22. Removal Company for Removals to Portugal July 31, 2008 Portugal stands as one of the most popular overseas locations for Britons moving abroad. It is geographically diverse and has a laid back attitude towards life so it’s no wonder that two million of us visit annually, many of which decide to stay over and make Portugal their new home. Portugal is a country on the Iberian Peninsula. Located in south Western Europe, Portugal is the western most country of mainland Europe and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west and south and by Spain to the north and east. The Atlantic archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira are also part of Portugal... (read more) Author: carolyn clayton

23. Hospitality of Barcelona Hotels-Cheap Barcelona Hotels June 24, 2008 Barcelona enjoys a privileged location on the northeastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula along the shores of the Mediterranean. The second largest city in Spain in terms of size and population, there are two official languages spoken in the city. Barcelona is an important city not just because it is the capital of Catalonia and because of its geographic location but in good measure due to the city’s history, tradition and varied cultural influences. Documents reveal that the history of the city dates to somewhere around the second century B.C. when the first foundations of a Roman Colony were... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

24. Are you thinking of buying a property and moving to Portugal? June 23, 2008 Portugal is a great place to live and work. Any property you buy will sure to be a good investment. Since 200 the property market has steadily grown at around 10-15% annually. With properties of such a high standard and with its economy the way it is it is not hard to see why people are moving to Portugal. Portugal is a country with a rich seafaring history and is located on the west coast of the Iberian Peninsula west of Spain. In the summer you can expect beautiful hot sunny days inland and on the coastal areas slightly cooler. Along the Algarve the coast is sheltered from north wi... (read more) Author: carolyn clayton

25. Iberian alternative. June 05, 2008 With Spain being in the property news for many of the wrong reasons recently, some investors may decide that if they are not going there, they might as well avoid the Iberian Peninsula altogether. To do this, however, may be to miss out on what Portugal has to offer. According to Simon Walker, sales director for overseas property investor portal Off Plan International, there are plenty of opportunities in the country, both of the off-plan and new build variety. Listing the country as "definitely one of the alternatives" to Spain, he explained that it was unlikely to emulate the error of over... (read more) Author: Jim Barnaby

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