Spain
Trademarks: Flamenco, paella, Dali, Picasso, fiestas, tapas
Interesting facts about Spain
La Sagrada Familia has been in construction for over 100 years - One of those 45 UNESCO World Heritage Sites is La Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí’s unfinished basilica. Found in the centre of Barcelona, construction began back in 1882 and, after many delays, is set to be completed in 2026
Spain hosts the world’s largest food fight -The world’s largest food fight is found in the small Spanish town of Buñol, where La Tomatina takes place each August when thousands of people congregate to throw tomatoes at each other
Spain is the birthplace of Flamenco - One of the most famous Spanish traditions, Flamenco originated in the 15th century in the Andalusia region – and this expressive dance form is now practised all over the world. It combines singing, guitar playing, dance, and hand clapping
The world’s oldest restaurant is in Spain - Sobrino de Botín is said to be the world’s oldest restaurant, and you can find it in Spain’s capital city, Madrid. Established in 1725, this iconic restaurant has been serving traditional Spanish cuisine for over three centuries, earning it a place in the Guinness World Records.
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Barcelona
Established more than 2,000 years ago as Roman Barcino, Catalonia’s capital stands as one of Europe’s most attractive cities—a sun-drenched, Mediterranean coastal centre that effortlessly blends its deep cultural heritage with a progressive, environmentally conscious outlook.
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Alhambra
The Alhambra stands as Granada’s—and indeed Europe’s—tribute to Moorish heritage. Nestled beneath the dramatic Sierra Nevada mountains, this fortified palace began as a walled fortress before evolving into the luxurious residence of Granada’s Nasrid emirs.
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Madrid
Madrid, lively and vibrant at every hour, is renowned for its openness and diverse mix of people from all corners of the globe. Beyond its iconic museums, bustling streets filled with a variety of shops, world-class dining options, and unrivalled nightlife.
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Ibiza
Secluded inlets kissed by the vibrant blue Mediterranean, pine forests that seem to envelop the shoreline, days spent aboard a yacht, tranquil villages brimming with rustic charm, upscale beach clubs, and accommodation nestled in idyllic settings.
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