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Posted by julia on 22 Nov 2007 | Tagged as: outdoor activites, tours

This winter why not try skiing in Spain. This country has many great spots where you can not only ski your heart out but enjoy beautiful scenery, excellent food and memories that will last a life time.
Bellow are 5 of the top places to check out when you decide to take on a skiing adventure:
Posted by julia on 13 Jul 2007 | Tagged as: cities to visit, beaches, outdoor activites
Ok, if you come to Spain and want to really have a relaxing time while enjoying all the beautiful views a beach town could offer you, Menorca is the place. The Menorca Wep Page is awasome, with a guide to practically every little city around, restaurants, things to do. It is one of the most complete guides I have ever seen on the internet.
Menorca is known as the windy island. It was called Menorca, the “minor” island, by the Romans, Mallorca being the mother island. The beaches that surround this little island are covered in white sand and are mostly surrounded by pine woods with rich vegetation. A great place for a great time.
photos astro
Posted by julia on 12 Jul 2007 | Tagged as: outdoor activites
If you are visiting Valencia this time of year you will catch all the excitement of the America’s cup and within that excitement you too can join in by hiring a charter boat that will take you and your friends on the thrill of your life. Catamaranes is a charter company that has different boats with capacity from 8 to 150 passengers. They offer a live tour of the race so you can hear and watch live what is going on. A catered lunch is also provided so you can enjoy a glamorous day at the hands of professionals that will treat you like royalty.
more information catamaranes
Posted by julia on 05 Jul 2007 | Tagged as: cities to visit, outdoor activites
Do you love horses? Do you love Spain? Great then you will enjoy a great day trip in through the hills of Montserrat which are one of the most beautiful sites around. Near Barcelona in the Catalonia region you will find what you are looking for. Rolling hills and mountains that will take you through paths of wonder.
Even if you are not an expert horse rider you can book a day trip excursion which starts you off with a mini instruction class so you can be sure you are safe. You are then lead through the valleys where you can ride or walk along some of the way. The horses are all trained and very happy natured so you need to worry. The tour is finished off with a great lunch or dinner in a local restaurant.
to book spanishtrails
Posted by julia on 29 Jun 2007 | Tagged as: outdoor activites, festivals
Madrid who has helped finance the European Gay Pride march is ready to receive all the people who will fly in this weekend to enjoy in all the festivities of this yearly event. Gays, lesbians, trans and bisexuals will all take part of the march that starts in thee he Puerta de Alcalaand goes to the Plaza de España on Sunday Afternoon.
Over two million people are expected to come to the capital of Spain to share with their partners and friends the celebracion of their homosexuality.
source typicallyspanish
Posted by julia on 15 Jun 2007 | Tagged as: parks, outdoor activites
Is hiking your thing? I have to admit it is not one of my favorite things to do but, when I was in Asturias last month I was inspired by the lush green vegetation and beautiful mountains. Once you are surrounded by nature you forget about the world and your beliefs and you are ready to set out on any venture (at least that is what happened to me).
There are dozens of different walking trails through mountains, and you don’t need to be a professional hiker to trek these, even kids can join in the fun. Check out Spanish trails web site , they have wonderful options with guided tours and everything you need to set off on your adventure.
This summer if you get bored of the beach do something different in Spain.
photo travelinginspain
Posted by julia on 30 May 2007 | Tagged as: cities to visit, beaches, outdoor activites

Cabo de la Gata, I just love this place, located in Almeria it is a natural park of Analusia. It is a beautiful site that has an amazing ecological wealth and forms part of the spectacular western Mediterranean.
As you can see from the picture above the edgy rocks lifting from the water are a natural part of this city that has a lot to offer. There are many little parks and beaches in this locality that you will love.
more information cabo de la gata
Posted by julia on 04 May 2007 | Tagged as: cities to visit, outdoor activites
he weather has finally stabilized and the warm summer nights are almost here. We are already thinking of where we will take the kids this year and one of the places that is umber one in my kids list is the Warner Brothers Park en Madrid.
You don’t need to head out to Paris and EuroDisney yet, give this great park a try, amazing rides, fun activities for the kids, like a small city of sure fun. Their website is awesome giving you travel trips and ideas on making your trip getting there and staying there great.
more information warnerbrospark
Posted by julia on 25 Apr 2007 | Tagged as: cities to visit, music, outdoor activites

The biggest party of the year in Spain has to be the “Feria de Abril” in Sevilla where thousands of people come from all over the world to celebrate life. This year the 160th edition of this fair is one of the biggest yet. This huge event boasts with 1,000 stands that offer everything from food, books, accessories and souvenirs you will not want to get away.
Night time at this fair is amazing, there are over 370,000 lightbulbs that illumi¡nate the gateway in to the fair. The 7 days of activities started yesterday with the inauguration of the even by the city mayor Mr. Alfredo Sánchez Monteseirín. if you´re in town you know what I´m talking about and if you are else where keep the date for next year.
more information feriadesevilla
Posted by julia on 05 Apr 2007 | Tagged as: cities to visit, outdoor activites

Valencia, the third biggest city in Spain is on a mayor upswing. With the 32nd America´s Cup sailing race being celebrated there, the rise of this city is just going to keep growing and growing. Preliminary events being this month and the actual races will be help in June and July. Valencia has a great climate which makes this the perfect venue for such an important European event.
This great city will be able to show off all its wonderful new buildings such as the City of Arts and Sciences, which was designed by the native Santiago Calatrava. A multi-building which holds a science complex with Europe´s largest aquariums and a magnificent science museum. An amazing and exciting time to visit Valencia.
more information americascup
source niumba