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Information in English about Manilva, with local news, events, and businesses

Small businesses and traders in the area of Llodio. Some details of businesses such as bars, restaurants, old folks home, home decoration, etc.

The site owners wanted to create a site that would be able to answer many of the questions that you might have - from where to go for a day out, to where find a baby sitter, where you could find a builder or electrician, or just where to buy your winter logs.

They admit that they haven't got the answers to everything yet, but if you ask them a question, they will try to find the answer for you. Also, if you have some information that you feel would be helpful please contact them and let them know.

If you're looking for fun and unique things to do in Barcelona, from action packed activities like parachute jumping and formula 1 driving, to uniquely indulgent experiences like chocolate massages and luxury spa days, then check out Lifestyle Barcelona's unique experiences in and around the city. They are continually researching everything that this exciting city has to offer its locals and its visitors and everyday we uncover something new. Lifestyle Barcelona offers you a new dynamic way to have fun in the city.

Guide to sites about the Costa Blanca.

The origin and history of San Jose del Valle, La Janda, dates back to the Muslim era, specifically the existence of "Hins Tanbul" fortress, thought to have been built on top of a settlement of Roman origin. San Jose del Valle was conquered by Christians in the fourteenth century. The remains show traces of the passing of Tartesians, Romans and Arabs.

Information, forum, blog, etc., about San Fernando.

The cultural wealth of Jerez is due to the influence of the various civilisations which have flourished here in the city and whose heritage can be discovered simply by strolling through its streets. Jerez.org provides information about Jerez de la Frontera, a directory, a gallery of images, and a reservations system

Information about the town of Turre, with information about some of the local businesses

History of Abrucena.

Abrucena goes back to Neolithic period (there are remnants of Neolithic pottery) and the Roman occupation (fortification in the rocks, there is a water tank clearly), Abrucena has lived through particularly intense battles between Christians and Muslims at the beginning of an Arabic era, in the tenth century.

As a new parent living in Barcelona, Emma began to realise how much the city has to offer, both activity-wise and culturally, for children. She discovered parks that previously she had never been to, soft play centres that she did not know existed and of course all the less obvious shops that she could go to in order to find exactly what she needed. She also realised that she was missing out on family activities at the museums and art centres, children's shows and workshops that were regularly being organised around town as she did not have a central place to find them.

Some of the most beautiful rural scenery in the whole of Spain can be found in Asturias. Not only the spectacular snow topped mountains, such as the Picos de Europa, but also the rolling foothills, deep valleys, and an outstanding coastline. Much of the area is protected landscape.

Situated on the north of the Iberian Peninsula, it is bounded to the north side by the Atlantic coast, and to the south by the majestic Cantabrian mountains.

The Picos de Europa are probably the best known mountain range of the area, but there are many other mountain ranges of outstanding beauty. The unspoilt Ponga mountain range to the west of the Picos de Europa, and the much smaller Sueve mountains close to the sea, where the famous Asturcon ponies still roam freely.

Rota, strategically situated opposite Cadiz, at the entrance of the bay, has made it an attractive place for people of various different cultures for thousands of years.

The Tartesians and Phoenicians knew Rota as "Astaroth", which was a reference to the noise that was made by the sea on stormy nights as it breaks over the rocks of the reef.

In Roman times, the name was was Speculum Rotae, which was an allusion to the reflection of houses on the sea. The Arabs knew the town as Rabita Ruta. And finally, in the middle ages, this became Rota

If you want to squeeze every last drop of pleasure from your evening's entertainment then this is the site for you! Here you will find the very best that Puerto de Santa Maria has to offer. From a quiet retreat to celebrate a romantic evening to the most happening nightspots in the south of Spain... It's all here.

The complete guide to restaurants, bars

The region of Las Alpujarras is the area which contains the mountain villages on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada.  There are breathtakingly beautiful valleys,  and also gorges, which run down towards the coast.

The Alpujarra is well known for its ecological system, and is watered by the melting snow coming down from the mountains of the Sierra Nevada. The terraced lands that you find in this area are always a shade of green, and this is due to the constant supply of snow melt.

This small cluster of villages was one of the last strongholds of the Moors in Spain

The Costa del Sol is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, it's miles of beautiful sandy beaches and fantastic weather which have kept tourists flocking back year after year to resorts like Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola and Marbella. The Costa del Sol caters for young and old alike, offering a host of entertainment choices for the native and visitor alike.

The coast boasts one of the highest concentrations of world class golf courses, to the extent that it is often dubbed "The Costa del Golf". For families, there are theme parks, including water parks, go-karting, safari parks and many beautiful public gardens. For younger visitors the main areas of attraction are Benalmadena's Puerto Marina & '24 hour square' and Marbella's Puerto Banus. Both are very trendy and chic, but be warned the bars and clubs don't get busy until near midnight and stay open till dawn.

Information about the city of Malaga, a holiday resort, and seaport located in the south of Spain on the Mediterranean coast.  It is centre of the tourist region of the Costa del Sol.

Malaga is Picasso's birthplace, and is located on the coast of Andalucia.  With plenty of sunshine, and a wonder quality of light, Malaga is a city of swaying palms, wide boulevards, lively night life, exellent seafood restaurants, and good museums..

The main attractions of Villanueva del Rosario are the food, the environment, accommodation, handicrafts and customs.  The village has an unbeatable location, not too far from Malaga city, and just a few minutes from the towns of Archidona and Antequera, as well as being convenient for Granada.

The area has an extraordinary scenic beauty, which is provided by the Sierra Camarolos and Jobo, whose foothills, the Dehesa de Hondonero, are suitable for hiking and cycling.

In depth island information and tourist guide for the Canary Island of Lanzarote.

The guide to Javea is aimed at those who have little knowledge of this small (but rapidly growing), wonderful, seaside resort, which goes by the name of Jávea (Xábia). Javea is located on the Costa Blanca, and this site is also for those who know the place, but would like to try something new. Whether you are resident or visitor, you will be able to find a place that will suit your taste, where you can eat, drink and generally be merry.

Barcelona.com can be considered to be the best in travel service since 1996. The domain name has simplicity and relevance, they take notice of requests and information that surfers send in, makes visitors confident that they are being directed to the best services. The services are checked regularly by the editors - the whole idea being to make it easy to plan a visit to Barcelona.

The web site is the interactive service "Si, Spain", version 3, and it promotes the free exchange of information on current affairs in Spain and the linguistic, cultural, and history of Spain. The new version is being up dated by the team who originally created the site as far back as May 1994.

A collection of links about the Pais Vasco, the Basque region of northern Spain

Links to various sites about Spain

Abrucenavirtual is an unoffical website for the town of Abrucena in Almeria, a mountain town for walking and enjoying nature

Malaga-Weather.com is bringing live weather information for Malaga, Costa del Sol, webcam and weather statistics for Andalucia and the environs of southern Spain. The webcam images are taken with a Logitech webcam pointed at the beach on the outskirts of Malaga. The beach is one of the better beaches in the area and is used mainly by locals. The cam has been adjusted so that privacy for individuals should be maintained.

Directory of websites in Spain

Malaga is the capital city of the Costa del Sol. It's international airport provides the gateway to all of the other towns of Andalusia. The airport of Malaga is one of the largest in Spain and in a single year can welcome as many as ten million visitors. Malaga also serves as a major port and industrial centre for Southern Spain. The entrance and exit from Malaga is made easy by the main N340 highway, and the local coastal rail service. There is a wonderful Festival of Three Kings in Malaga at the beginning of January each year, so don't forget to take the kids along if you're visiting during this time.

Basque Country Tourism is an association of the cities of Bilbao, San Sebastián, Vitoria, Zarautz and the three cities of the Bidasoa river estuary: Hondarribia, Hendaye and Irun. The purpose of our web site is to disseminate tourist information about the Basque Country and to allow users to create their own tailor-made visits.

The name of this beautiful town comes from pradena (from the Latin "prader anus", which means distant meadow) and Atienza, because it is located within the geographic and administrative limits of Atienza. It is located at the end of the central mountain system, within the Community of Castille Mancha, to the north of the province of Guadalajara, almost bordering with the provinces of Soria the north, and Segovia to the northwest.

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Madrid, the capital of Spain, permanently changes a person after the first visit and allows one to leave his usual world behind. You could find yourself walking down a narrow cobblestone street, just pausing to look towards the cloudless, Velázquez sky. Overhead, countless flowering balconies line the walls of eighteenth century buildings. You hear the sounds of music in the plaza, just around the corner. Unusual voices fill your ears. You are in Madrid, the capital city of culture & family, energy & art, excitement & romance.

The Costa del Sol is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, with it's miles of beautiful, sandy beaches, and fantastic weather. It has kept tourists flocking back year after year to resorts like Benalmadena, Torremolinos, Fuengirola and Marbella. The Costa del Sol caters for young and old alike, offering a host of entertainment choices for the native and visitor alike.

Sabiñánigo, which stands on the Gállego River, has it's origins in Roman times, when it was known as Ville of Sabiniano. You can still find some of the medieval monuments, such as the bell-tower, which was built in the XVI century, and the Town Hall, which was built in XVII century. If you visit the park, you can find a reconstruction of the presbytery, part of the ruins of the Church of Gavín. It is a superb example of Serrablese pre-Romanic architecture.

Whilst searching the world wide web, we could not find any web sites that could provide any comprehensive and easily accessible information, regarding amenities etc., in and around our urbanisation of Riviera del Sol. So we decided to publish a site for all visitors to this lovely part of the Costa del Sol, which should provide some useful information to help to make their stay a happy one. So please spend some time reading through all the pages on this website. They will give you a great insight as to what the Riviera del Sol and the surrounding area has to offer!

Campillos.net is a personal web page, set up as a portal of news and opinion for the Campilleras. It gives special attention to the cultural events, social events, fiestas, and local news of our area. The site does not have any political connections, not does it have connections with any commercial instution.

The most comprehensive information for Huelva, in English.

Pili Pala Press was founded in 1993, in order to publish walking guides to Spain and to Portugal. Pili Pala, for the uninitiated, is Welsh, and means butterfly (the clue is in the logo). We could tell you that we chose the name to reflect our love of nature, and our restless desire for travel, but to be honest, we just like the way it sounds. Pili Pala Press passionately cares about the environment. We are happy to put our money where our environmental mouth is. We always donate 4% of the cover price of each book sold, to environmental organizations which are working in Portugal and Spain.

Barcelona is one of Spain's most popular cities. Located directly on the mediterranean sea with its many progressive and art nouveau buildings, it is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Many would say this metropolitan city is a jewel of the mediterranean. It boasts one of the busiest seaports in the World. Many cruiseships dock here and visitors are abundant from all over the globe. Many foreigners decide to move to Barcelona after a few visits. The expat community in Catalunya is quite large and diverse. The options for working and living in this city are endless. Some decide to spend a few months a year here, when it is cold back North and others even stay full-time.

The northern slope of the riverbank is physically different from the rest of the area: it is marked by the Riba-Roja reservoir, the forested spaces of San Francisco, and the Berrús mountain range. The Romanesque chapel in Berrús offers a magnificent view out over the land, water and sky. Come to the reservoir to fish: there is sheatfish, red mullet and tench. Settle at the fully equipped Riba-Roja campground or rent one of the Badia Tucana boats, which are practically floating apartments, able to accommodate an entire family.

Information for residents and visitors to Estepona on Southern Spain's Costa del Sol. Featuring forums, guides, maps, galleries, news and articles.

An essential Barcelona travel guide for planning your travel to Barcelona Spain. Free newsletter gives you insider tips from the locals

Mojacar is an engaging, beautiful and romantic corner of Spain, perched high on a hill white washed houses, cool courtyards and cobbled streets overlooking the sea and long sandy beaches. A focal point for artists and writers throughout the ages, Mojacar with its Moorish appearance and commanding views will fascinate, beguile and completely captivate you. Whether it is sailing, fishing, bowling, tennis, golf or watersports that take your fancy or simply relaxing on an uncrowded beach soaking up the sun, you will find it all and more in and around Mojacar. Once you have experienced the unique charm of Mojacar, it will always remain with you.

Cartavio, -(Cartayo, Cartabio) - is a village half way between the rivers Navia and Porcia. For many years, it was the most important town in the area. Its origin is not known from any of the ancient documents, so stories about it's beginning are mainly guesswork. According to Latin and Greek texts, the River Navia area was inhabited by the Albions, and Porcia was inhabited by the Cibarcos, Galician tribes both of which, no doubt, are of Celtic origin.

Marbella.com aims to link the Marbella community at Southern Spain, together with the growing internet community, allowing Marbella to be best known worldwide in the web, as well as giving internet users comprehensible tools for the Marbella behind the web best business finding. Internet is the best communication channel ever created. Distances and costs are roughly shortened while communications grow to a never ever known number. At Internet, Marbella has got no boundaries. At internet, there´s no limit.

Alcaucin is a chocolate-box pretty village, located 54 kilometres from Malaga and 25 kilometres from the coast at Torre del Mar. At an altitude of 510 metres, Alcaucin is situated on the lower western slope of La Maroma in the Sierra Tejeda mountain range. It lies within the area of Axarquia, on the scenic Route of Olive Oil and mountains, and has a population of 1,500. The nearby small village of Venta Baja is situated within the municipality of Alcaucin.

The ultimate spanish information resource online - about spain travel, spain weather, maps of spain, holiday spain, golf spain, spanish directory, property spain

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The Costa Blanca in plain English - all the information you need to live on or visit the Costa Blanca. Daily local news, events, hotels, restaurants, what's on, flight information, satellite TV listings, property, rentals and much more...

Online Marina Directory featuring marinas from across the UK, Spain and the rest of the world as well as listings for local businesses, and marine products

The town centre of XÓbia, on the Costa Blanca, is located a short distance from the seafront, nestling under the imposing gaze of Montgo; massif. The harbour is located under a cliff at the end of the broad coastal plain, and offers a full range of modern tourist services, accommodation and clean, transparent waters, with beaches that alternate with rocky coves all along this special part of the Costa Blanca, as we can see in this webcam at one of the cities most popular beaches.

Everything about the town of Blanes. Shops, music, cinema, businesses, leisure, tourism, cars, relationships, clothes, the home, associations, web pages, clubs, friendship, discos, bars, culture, shows, radio, television.

Street maps from Spanish Yellow Pages, maps via address, postcode, plus more.

As an ex-pat who has literally screamed in pure frustration due to the lack of correct information available, I decided to offer free accurate information via this site. We are a non profit site, we do not sell or rent property, however we can provide you with a list of properties for sale or rent at your request.

This web site had been designed for Tarifa and lovers of the Wind, the Sea and the Freedom. Tarifa is the southern city of European continent, located on the Strait of Gibraltar, the machine of wind.

There are various ways you can find what you need on the SPAINMAGIC.COM web site. You can browse the advertisements in any of the 100+ classifications or you can use our powerful search engine to list just the ads that match your chosen keywords. We also provide an Advanced Search that lets you narrow-down your search to a particular geographical area, or to recently placed ads. You can also go straight to ads listed for a particular area of Spain by simply clicking on our Map of Spain.

Peninsular Spain covers 492,503 square kilometers. Spanish territory also encompasses the Balearic Islands (Spanish, Islas Baleares) in the Mediterranean Sea and the Canary Islands (Spanish, Canarias) in the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the city enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla in North Africa.

This site has been designed to be a one stop portal for the English speaking community in Coin, Alhaurin and the surrounding area's. The site allows you to find trades and services local to the area together with a comprehensive guide from property rentals to restaurant guide.

Granada en la Red is the largest, most visited, most up to date guide to Granada Spain containing over 500 pages of useful information for people who wish to visit Granada as a tourist or to stay a while. It is written by two English people who have lived in Granada for over 14 years.

The name of this area comes from a large well which is located in the bottom of a valley to the north of the town.

The historical remains of this locality provide us with a great deal of information, especially about the Moorish revolt in the Alpujarras.