Barcelona, the most attractive city of Spain, is also the most visited Spanish city. The centre of Catalonian culture, the city is known for its breathtakingly beautiful architecture, museums, cuisine, avant-garde shopping, vibrant culture and scenic beach.

Away from the bustling urban area, a number of luxurious villas are located in the outskirts of Barcelona near the beaches, in the medieval towns or in the scenic countryside.

Luxury Villas in Barcelona

Sitges

Flanked by the Medi
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In a country with scenic beaches, picturesque mountains, attractive cities, vibrant towns and quaint villages, there is something for every visitor to Spain. You can select your holiday destination in this fascinating country according to activities you love doing.

For honeymooning couples, Spain offers secluded beaches and resorts in verdant countryside. Travelers can kindle their innate adventurous spirits snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing and sailing in the sea. The marine reserves and na
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Nestled between the Pyrenees and Mediterranean in northeast Spain, Costa Brava is also known as the wild coast. For centuries, travelers have been mesmerized by the natural beauty of the rugged coastal landscape of Costa Brava.

Home to fascinating pristine beaches and quaint coastal towns, Costa Brava is a favorite destination for family vacations. The mild temperature and abundant sunshine enable vacationers to enjoy every moment of their holiday on the coast.

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Having two great water bodies at its service, Spain is no place short of coastal and island regions. The Mediterranean is one such water body and within it lays the Balearic Islands. These are further divided into Pitiusas and Gimnesias. The latter comprises of islands such as Cabrera, Mallorca and the great Menorca. The former is made up of Formentera and Ibiza islands. The difference is the compass locations.

The islands enjoy great weather for 300 days in the year enjoying sun. They have
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It is not surprising that the language that is universal and official in Spain is actually Spanish. It is however not as easy as that because the language question in Spain is a little controversial. Spanish belongs to a class of languages called Romance. Others in the group include Romanian, French, Catalan, Portuguese, Occitan, Italian, French as well as Galician. Spanish is a major branch in the family. People who live outside Castile call Spanish Castilian.

In different parts of Spain, t
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