Follow Dali to Figueres – The Costa Brava Delight

The property and real estate in Figueres is influenced by its location at the north east border of Spain. With close proximity to France it hobnobs with travelers entering and leaving Spain. It is the capital of Alt Empordà County and a major cultural and commercial center of Costa Brava, Spain.

The city is well connected by a rail system and possesses an international bus station. One can get trains and buses to the different cities of Europe. With a lot of sunshine, Figueres is ge...

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What you need to know about Barcelona travel

Welcome to the home of 1888 World's Fair and 1992 Olympics, the capital of Catalan region - a culture branded for its unique amalgam of Spanish and French mode of cooking. Known for its affluent culture and heritage, the city of Barcelona nestled on the shore of Mediterranean is of profoundly...

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Santiago de Compostela - World Heritage Site in Spain

Far away from the popular Spanish Costas is one of Spain's most striking World Heritage Sites - Santiago de Compostela. The city is situated in the Celtic heartland of Northwest Spain and is surrounded by mesmerizing countryside landscapes that would be more at home in Southern Ireland or Scotland. A beautiful city in its own right, Santiago de Compostela was assured of its status as a tourist magnet many centuries ago....

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Move to Seville. Bullfighting, Flamenco and Don Juan

Seville, like the rest of Spain, possesses a unique advantage for the foreign real estate investor for the fact that any foreigner can own a property in his name regardless of the citizenship. Seville offers a wholesome exhilarating experience emanating from its great historical background, and vibrant citizens.

Seville - the administrative capital of Andalucia - offers a good deal of sunshine for people here as the weather is characterized by very hot summers from June to September...

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Move to Catalunya - Mediterraneans own Land

Catalunya, with its capital city as Barcelona, is one of the regions in Spain that lies on the Mediterranean coast. Its coast has two sides with completely distinguished features - one side is covered by cliffs and coves while the other has in store some of the most wonderful beaches of Spain.

The major attraction for people of Catalunya along the coast is Costa Brava - a scenic and d...

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Living in Madrid: The City of Art, Energy and Romance

The city of Madrid lies in the heart of Spain. This beautiful capital of Spain earns a very high ranking amongst the topmost tourist destinations. Having a huge repertoire of beautiful and artistic destinations in its kitty, Madrid can well be termed as the capital of art, energy, excitement and romance.

The city greets the tourists with open arms, making them feel relaxed and rejuvenated in its peaceful and picturesque locations. The old cobbled roads and buildings of old Madrid ta...

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Invest in Malaga - The Cradle of Picasso

Malaga is one of Spain's most popular cities for real estate and property investment. The birthplace of Picasso and the of Capital of Costa del Sol it is the number five city in Spain, alluring a huge number of tourists every year.

Be sure of a pleasant and sunny climate if you are considering owning a property in this city. Its proximity to the Mediterranean and series of hills and high mountains ensure mild climate and around 320 days of sunshine. The temperature in summers do...

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Ibiza and its nightlife

Ibiza is famous around the world due to its amazing night life, although it offers several other things as well. This island is one of the most visited ones in the group of the Balearic Islands in Spain, and maybe the one which attracts the highest amount of young people as well.

From June to endings of October, Ibiza's night life, as well as the rest of the attractions in the island, is at its best moment due to the fact that it is when the highest among of tourists arrive. Thi...

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