The northern part of Spanish province Alicante is located on the Mediterranean coast. On that coast also lies Benissa. It is a town with narrow streets, Mediterranean houses from the 17th and 18th century, small authentic churches and the Town Hall. Benissa has historical significance and fortunately, it is protected from damage and aging. In the 80’s and 90’s, Benissa has been restored. Today, this city is protected by its government.

Sandy beaches, blue sea and high mountains

The pop
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Baeza is a city in Andalusia (a region in southern Spain). This city, like many other medieval cities, was situated on the mountain Lora de Baeza due to strategic reasons. Baeza has been included in World Heritage Sites in 2003 and it is protected by UNESCO. Besides tremendous historical value, Baeza also has breathtaking surroundings-it is located in the middle of the largest olive plantation in Europe!

Baeza - a city with immense cultural heritage

Baeza has about 16,000 inhabitants. Howe
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The city of Zaragoza – known in English as Saragossa is the capital of the province Zaragoza and also of the Aragon autonomous community in Spain. This is located on Ebro River and its tributaries. The valley contains different landscapes – thick forest, desert, mountains and meadows.

In 2010 beginning, this city had a population of 700,000. More than 50% of the people here are Aragonese. The altitude of this city above sea level is about 200 M and it is at the crossroads of B
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The capital of the autonomous community Valencia in Spain is the city of Valencia and it is the most populous city. Its population exceeds 800,000. Valencia is in the Costa del Azahar industrial area. The main festival of this place is Falles which is quite popular throughout the world. Paella is a traditional dish that originated in this place.

There are a number of monuments in this city. One of these monuments – Llotja de la Seda has been declared as a World Heritage Site in
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Santiago de Compostela was founded in the early 400s by Suebi after the collapse of the Roman Empire; however it was not really established until 584 with the rest of Galicia, Spain. Santiago de Compostela is the home of the famous cathedral which was named in the honor of St. James, the apostle who legends say rode on a stone boat to Santiago de Compostela, The cathedral was built to mark his pilgrimage. This same cathedral is the target place today, as it always has been since the 9th century.
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