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Albacete

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Algeciras

Algeciras is a port city in the south of Spain and is the largest urban area on the bay of Gibraltar. In the port area there are many Moroccans in transit, as a result there is a strong Arab influence. In the backstreets, you can find several traditi...

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Alicante

Alicante is located on Spain’s Costa Blanca in the Levant Region, along the country’s southeastern coast and is a tourist resort and commercial port. The region is marked by lush mountain ranges. During the Gothic era of the fifteenth through sixteen...

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Almagro

Almagro, declared a Historic-Artistic Site, lies in the county of Campo de Calatrava near Ciudad Real. The history of this town in La Mancha is closely linked to the history of the theatre, as you can appreciate in the Open Air Theatre, the National ...

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Altea

Altea sits between Valencia and Benidorm on the Costa Blanca of Spain. It is a resort town that has retained its small fishing village character and is home to a thriving artistic community. Known as the "White Town" because of its traditional style ...

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Amenal

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Andalucia

A region on Spain's southern coast boasting cities such as Seville, Malaga and Granada.

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Arganza

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Argomaniz

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Arriondas

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Arzua

Arzua is a municipality in northwestern Spain that is often visited by travelers on pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago (the Way of St. James). Enjoy the friendly community and beautiful views of the historic town.

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Astorga

Astorga, a magnificent religious city, pre-dates the Kingdom of Leon by 875 years and has more than 2,000 years of history. It was captured by the French, retaken by the Spanish and influenced by the Romans, leaving its rich medieval legacy in today&...

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Asturias

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Avila

More than 1,000 years old, enchanting Avila, Spain, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The surrounding region, known as the Tierra de Cantos y de Santos (Land of Songs and Saints), is associated with Spain's St. John of the Cross and Santa Te...

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Avinyonet de Puigventós

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Balearic Islands

Floating in the Mediterranean between Spain and the North African coast, the Balearic Islands are invaded every summer by a massive force of hedonistic party animals and sun seekers. This is hardly surprising considering what's on offer: fine beache...

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Balearic Sea

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Banyalbufar

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Basque Region (Spain)

Taking its name from the Basque people who live there, Spain's Basque Region is located in the north-central part of Spain, at the western end of the Pyrenees. It is adjacent to and, in its fullest cultural form, extends across the border with France...

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Bayona (Baiona)

Bayona (Baiona) is a charming little port town that has become a popular seaside resort, and offers some of the most beautiful, sandy beaches in Spain. Most notably, Ladeira Baiona beach offers sailing, windsurfing, and canoeing school, where visitor...

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Bilbao

Bilbao, the capital of Vizcaya Province, lies seven miles from the sea and has a coastline featuring rocks and steep cliffs, creeks and small estuaries; small fishing villages nestle in the inlets below green hills. The port of Bilbao is the largest ...

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Bocairent

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Bolvir

Bolvir is a village located in Girona in Catalonia, Spain. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the countryside and numerous outdoor activities including hiking, biking, golfing and nearby skiing. Located in the picturesque Spanish Pyrenees, Bolvir ...

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Burgos

Burgos is a medieval town founded in 884, known as the “Land of Castles.” It has a charming Castilian ambiance, and is full of dominant gothic cathedrals including the Cathedral of Burgos. Enjoy exquisite cuisine, important monuments, his...

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Cabezón de la Sal

Cabezon de la Sal is a municipality just north outside of Cantabria, Spain. This rural town neighbors the coast of Bay of Biscay and the Cantabrian Mountains welcoming the cool Atlantic winds. Rich in vegetation and lush green it has an active popula...

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Caceres

Caceres is an often overlooked gem whose cultural and architectural attractions come close to comparison with those of better-known classic cities like Granada and Toledo. It's located in Spain's westerly province of Extremadura, from where Spain's l...

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Cadaques

There is a lot to say about coming to Cadaques. A nature preservation area with the most beautiful treasures of nature which can not be found anywhere else than here - above and under water, and added to that, a small dreamy little village, where a l...

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Cambados

The capital of Albariño Wine Country and recognized for its fruity white wines, Cambados, Spain is located in the industrial north west coast of Galicia in the province of Pontevedra. This noble village upholds its title seen through the medie...

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Canary Islands

The Canaries are a seething mass of oiled flesh, and offer some of the best beaches within easy escape from a snowy European winter. Beyond the mega resorts are tiny fishing villages, whitewashed hamlets perched on hilltops and a few wild places with...

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Cangas del Narcea

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Cantabria

Cantabria nicknamed 'Green Spain' is a small community within Santander, Spain. It borders the Bay of Biscay in the north and the Cantabrian Mountains between a strip of lush green vegetation. The Atlantic Ocean winds trap precipitation makin...

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Carmona

Absolutely worth a visit is the picturesque Carmona, with its impressive fortifications. Carmona was originally a Carthaginian, later a Roman settlement. Of this latter epoch are conserved parts of the town-walls and the Roman Nekropolis. Also the pa...

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Cartagena (Spain)

Today Spain's major commercial port and naval base, Cartagena lies on the coast of Murcia, its great indented bay guarded by rocky promontories, each topped by a fort. The city contains the remains of old walls, a castle constructed probably in Carth...

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Castellon de la Plana

Castellon de la Plana is a charming city full of history and culture on the east coast of Spain. A majority of the best historic monuments in the city can be found around the Plaza Mayor, here the cathedral with its 190 foot bell tower (El ...

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Catalonia

In the northeastern corner of Spain and bordering France at the Pyrenees, Catalonia is one of Spain's more independent regions. It has its own language and semiautonomous government. With Barcelona for its capital, it is energetic, dynamic and has a ...

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Cee

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Cerro Castillo

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Cerro Sombrero

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Cistierna

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Ciudad Real

Ciudad Real, Spain, lies 100 mi/160 km south of Madrid and serves as a good base for seeing the region that surrounds it: La Mancha, popularized by Don Quixote. (Indeed, there are windmills in the dry plains surrounding the city and in a number of to...

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Ciudad Rodrigo

This little town was originally a Celtic village and later overtaken by the Romans until 1810 during the Napoleonic Wars in the Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo which became a historical event in guarding the routes into Spain from the French. Series of artwo...

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Costa Blanca

The coast of Alicante province is known as the Costa Blanca and is a major destination for beach holidays.Its main city, and the location of an international airport, is Alicante, 225 mi/360 km southeast of Madrid. It is looked down upon by the impos...

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Cuenca, Spain

Lying 100 mi/160 km east of Madrid, Cuenca, Spain, is known for its hanging houses, which perch precariously on high cliffs overlooking the Huecar River. Set inside one of the hanging houses, the magnificent Spanish Abstract Art Museum displays works...

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Cuernos Refuge

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El Escorial

El Escorial is located approximately 45 kilometers from Madrid, making it an easy day trip. El Escorial was once the residence of the King of Spain, and it holds great cultural and historical significance. The Monastery of San Lorenzo of El Escorial ...

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El Ferrol

Ferrol or El Ferrol is a city in the province of A Coruña in Galicia, located on the Atlantic coast in north-western Spain. The city was the birthplace of the Spanish General Francisco Franco in 1892, and was officially known as El Ferrol del Caudil...

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Elciego

Elciego is a town that dates back to 1067 centered within the La Rioja wine region located in the southern province of Alava, Northern Spain. Famed for its Marques de Riscal Winery, the property includes its own hotel designed by renowned architect, ...

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Extremadura

The Land of the Conquistadores, Extremadura is located along Spain's border with Portugal. The vast majority of Spain's new-world conquerors and explorers came out of this harsh region to win an empire for Spain. Today, it's not unusual to travel for...

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Finisterre

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Fisterra

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Fuente Dé

Sweeping vistas of the Picos de Europa mountains, forests and villages serve as Fuente Dé’s backdrop, nestled in a green valley at the mountains’ base and a dramatic cable car ride away from the vista at Aliva.

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Gibraltar

Gibraltar is the famous promontory located at the western entrance of the Mediterranean, with Spain to the north and, across the Straits, Morocco to the south. The Straits are a channel connecting the Atlantic with the Mediterranean. Africa is clear...

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Gijon

This historic city, founded already by Romans, is today one of the most important sea-ports and offers active cultural life.

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Guadalajara (Castile-La Mancha)

This Spanish city is steeped in history featuring some the the finest medieval Roman and Arab architecture in Europe. 

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Guadalquivir River

One of the longest rivers in Spain, the Guadalquivir River winds from the mountains of the Jaén provice to the Atlantic Ocean at Sanlúcar de Barrameda. The river passes through Córdoba and Seville, and also borders the Doñana National Park reserve.

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Guernica

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Huesca

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Isla Mínima

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Islas Cies

The islands lies to the north of Spain, and are part of the Atlantic Islands Nature Reserve. Once visitors arrive via Catamaran, it is possible to spend the day here or camp and stay up to 15 days. Beach lovers can enjoy a whole day at...

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La Coruna, Spain

La Coruna is the largest city in Spain's Galicia region and among the country's busiest ports. Today the city's significant expansion is evident in its three distinct quarters: the Ciudad (City), and town center located along the isthmus; the busine...

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La Rioja

An autonomous province in Spain, located north of the Iberian Peninsula, this town along with its neighboring towns produce over 500 wineries. Famous for its quality of wine, La Rioja compliments its gastronomical spectrum pairing the vibrant and fra...

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La Seu d'Urgell

la Seu d'Urgell's is a charming medieval town located in the Catalan Pyrenees. Its most interesting historic site is the Cathedral, a beautiful example of the Italian-influenced Romanesque style of Catalonia in the 11th and 12th centuries. Also ...

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Lake Dickson Camp

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Leon

Formerly the capital of the region, Leon gave its name to the Community. The city's most famous monuments are its great Gothic cathedral, the church Basilica de San Isidoro with valuable Romanesque frescoes in its crypt, and the San Marcos monastery ...

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Lerma

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Lestedo

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Logrono

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Los Perros Camp

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Luarca

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Lugo

Sitting on a hill surrounded by the 3 rivers Minho, Rato, and Chanca is the capital of Galicia. The community of Lugo is surrounded by 1,700-year-old Roman walls, perfectly intact and protected by UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its many architectural he...

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Madrid

The capital of Spain since 1562, Madrid is located on the geographic center of the Iberian Peninsula. Because of its central location and high altitude, the climate of Madrid is characterized by warm dry summers and cool winters. Madrid is a city of ...

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Mazarrón Escarpment

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Melide

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Melilla, Spanish Morocco

Melilla, Spanish Morocco in Northern Africa is still governed by Spain. This fishing village thrives on harvesting anchovies and sardines.

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Mercadillo

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Monforte

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Montserrat (Spain)

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Montserrat Abbey

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Murcia

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Muros

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O Cebrerio

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O Pino

O Pino is a municipality in northwestern Spain located in Galicia. It is located nearby Arzua, along The Way of St. James. O Pino is a popular stop by travelers and hikers on religious pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago.

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Olite

A provincial town of Navarre in northern Spain, Olite was discovered between 621 - 631 by the Visigoth King of Hispania. Five centuries later, Olite was formerly introduced to the rest of Spain and charted as a town. Famed for its fairy-tale like cas...

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Olot

The charm of the Catalonia region of Spain is surrounded by the natural volcanic landscapes of the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park. Across the Fluvia River and Riudaura stream are four volcanoes within the city of Olot. The last eruption was appr...

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Omaha Beach Golf Club, Port-en-Bessin-Huppain

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Paine Grande Refuge

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Palas de Rei

Palas de Rei is a small town in northwestern Spain located outside of Lugo. It is often visited by travelers and hikers on a religious pilgrimage on the Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago).

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Palencia

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Pamplona

Also known by its Basque name of Iruna, Pamplona, Spain, is a proud, prosperous, devout and usually conservative town with city walls and cobbled streets. The city, 195 mi/315 km northeast of Madrid, is the capital of the green province-region of Nav...

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Pasaia

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Peniscola

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Pontevedra

Pontevedra was named after an old Roman bridge that connected the Spanish town to the Lerez River. The word itself translates to "old bridge" and remains in place today. Located in the north-west of the Iberian Peninsula, the town is center...

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Portomarin

The new town of Portomarin is located on top of a hill, with old medieval palaces of the original Portomarin in the main square which were rescued after a flood. This medieval village was declared of cultural interest, and is a typical stop for pilgr...

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Puerto Banus

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Puerto Bories

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Pyrenees

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Ribadeo

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Ribadesella

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Ribera del Duero

Challenging the great Spanish wine region of Rioja is the countryside of Ribera del Duero that sits by the River Duero in the northern plateau of Castile and Leon, Spain. Geographically flat and rocky terrain, this town is centered on its viticulture...

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Salamanca

The ancient city of Salamanca, famous for its university founded by Alfonso IX in the early 1200s, is well preserved, with turreted palaces, faded convents, Romanesque churches, and colleges that have attracted scholars from all over Europe. Nearly a...

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San Sebastian (Spain)

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Santa Cruz de la Salceda

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Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela is now considered by UNESCO to be a World Heritage Site and attracts visitors from all over the world thanks to its fantastic monuments. The town is named after the Apostle Saint James ("Santiago"), who is buried here. In 2000...

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Sarria

Sarria is a popular starting point for pilgrims on the journey for the Camino de Santiago. Sarria boasts beautiful landscapes, a rich artistic heritage and many enjoyable leisure activities.

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Segovia

Segovia's most famous monument is certainly its colossal Roman aquaeductus which dominates all the town. Additional attractions include the Alcazar and the Gothic cathedral.

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Serrano Glacier

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Spain

The exotic country in Europe, due to the friendly inhabitants, relaxed lifestyle, interesting cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and world-famous folklore and festivities. Spain is a great destination for any type of trip, such is the diversity of what it...

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Valencia

Valencia is one of the biggest, liveliest cities in Spain. It is located at the Mediterranean sea with beaches right in its heart that offer every kind of sports. With its active nightlife and various cultural offerings, Valencia is one of the most ...

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Valladolid

Valladolid, Spain, the city where Ferdinand married Isabella and where Columbus died, is rather prosaically set in the middle of a dusty plateau on the Pisuerga River. Lying 100 mi/160 km northwest of Madrid, much of Valladolid is modern, but it dese...

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Vega de Terron

Tours of the wine country along the Douro River often include stops at this peaceful town on the way to Salamanca, Spain.

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Vigo

Vigo is Galicia's most populated city, with the most important port. The historic quarter is very charming and well preserved.

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Villagarcia De Arosa, Spain

The pleasant port and resort of Villagarcia de Arosa lies in Spain's north-west corner, within a short journey of Santiago de Compostela, the country's holiest shrine and a focus of Christian pilgrimage down the centuries. Within the magnificent Goth...

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Villasana de Mena

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Viveiro

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Zamora

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Zaragoza (Saragossa)

Zaragoza (Saragossa) is an elegant city located on the banks of the beautiful Río Ebro in Aragon, Spain. Enjoy the local gastronomy with some of the best tapas bars in the province, superb shopping, and a lively night life. The city is famous ...

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The riverside town of Pai, about 50 mi/80 km north of Chiang Mai, was once a sleepy Shan village, but it has since been transformed into a backpacker's mecca of budget hotels, bars, travel agencies and, increasingly, luxury resorts. Still, the pristine mountain setting makes a for a pleasant, if not exactly remote, short stay, especially for anyone planning rafting or hill-tribe-trekking adventures. Some beautiful waterfalls and hot springs are also a short distance from town. On Wednesday, locals and tribal people from all over the Pai valley gather there for a lively market.

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Pai

The riverside town of Pai, about 50 mi/80 km north of Chiang Mai, was once a sleepy Shan village, but it has since been transformed into a backpacker's mecca of budget hotels, bars, travel agencies and, increasingly, luxury resorts. Still, the pristine mountain setting makes a for a pleasant, if not exactly remote, short stay, especially for anyone planning rafting or hill-tribe-trekking adventures. Some beautiful waterfalls and hot springs are also a short distance from town. On Wednesday, locals and tribal people from all over the Pai valley gather there for a lively market.

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