Spain Travel Guide

Spain has a lot to offer the people that travel there. This sunny European country features some of the most beautiful architecture and scenery known to man. Barcelona, Spain is an amazing place to start your tour of the country. Savor some regional cuisine and take in all the sights and sounds at a cafÈ. Luxuriate in the relaxed Spanish lifestyle or frolic on one of Spain's beautiful beaches.

For adrenaline junkies, there's a variety of fun and exciting sports like surfing, snorkeling, boating and hot air ballooning. And don't forget the running of the bulls in Pamplona! Spain is also home to some of the finest accommodations, restaurants, shops, boutiques and museums in the world. For film buffs, there's the annual San Sebastian International Film Festival. Spain is also a place of natural beauty, which is nowhere more evident than in the gorgeous Alcudia Valley.

Cordoba - Spain

Cordoba, Spain is a stunning European city that's home to a variety of amazing landmarks and antiquities. The history of Cordoba goes all the way back to Roman times. However, the Moors and Christians played a big part in making Cordoba what it is today.

Some of the most famous structures in this city include a spectacular combination mosque-church that's been standing since the thirteenth century, as well as a variety of fortresses and sanctuaries built ages ago to guard against invasion.

There are a variety of fantastic museums to visit while in Cordoba. Check out the Archeological Museum, located within the Paez Renaissance Palace. Then there's the Bullfighting Museum, an interesting museum that's devoted to a sport that's widely loved yet also very controversial. The Museum of Fine Arts in Cordoba is located at the site of the Episcopal Palace and features ages old tapestries, scrolls, books and art created by regional artists throughout the ages.

Like most regions of Spain, Cordoba features a scintillating nightlife that includes a wide variety of dance clubs, tapas bars, flamenco bars and live music lounges. The nighttime scene gets started rather late and lasts all night until sunrise, so be prepared for an all-night party if you want to experience authentic Spanish nightlife!

In the Alcazar Region of Cordoba, you'll find the breathtaking Botanical Gardens, which are perfect for an afternoon stroll. There are also a wide variety of dining establishments in Cordoba that offer the finest in Spanish cuisine. And if you like to shop, you'll find stores that feature fine handcrafted jewelry, pottery, leather, hats, musical instruments, fine Spanish wines, and so much more!

Cordoba is also home to a variety of festivals and events, including the Crosses of May festival, Patio Contest and Summer Feria. No matter what your idea of a good time is, you can find what you're looking for in the beautiful Spanish city of Cordoba.