Articles related to "Paradors"

Granada is a magical city, a city made for romance. Stay in the enchanting gardens of the Alhambra Palace in a 15th century parador and be wooed.

Special offers allow a stay in three spectacular historical hotels located in Santiago, Bayona and Vilalba.

The Paradors of Spain are synonomous with grandeur and style, from 3 star to 5 star Grand Luxury hotels, modern builds to palaces, their standards are impecable.

Interested in branching out from Madrid? Cuenca, Spain, is known for its scenic views and famous hanging houses.

Information on Jaen city and province, where to go and what to do while in Jaen city and province.

Granada, the world's most visited UNESCO World Heritage site, attracts over 7000 visitors daily - whose entrance fees bring in more than ten million Euros each year.

Chinchon offers an historic church with a Goya painting, 16th century archiictecture, a quaint and unusual Plaza Mayor, a beautiful parador and lively markets.

For a short drive through the stunning scenery around Jaen take this route of lesser-known towns.

Mojacar is two destinations in one: a charming little hillside town and a busy long beach - something to keep everyone happy on a Mediterranean holiday

A guided tour of an undiscovered jewel of Renaissance architecture set in the spectacular countryside of northern Andalusia.

A brief look at Jaen in Andalucia, Southern Spain. Castle, Parador, Cathedral and Churches plenty to see and do.

As the final stop on The Way of St. James, Santiago de Compostela delivers history, Christianity, and personal achievement in the heart of Spain's most unique region.

The Canary Islands' 2nd smallest island is called the land of nature and magic. Its charm is guaranteed to enchant visitors, as long as they know the best places to stay.

The Spanish city of Granada vibrates with Flamenco, Jazz and Ballet performances of the International Festival of Music and Dance, across Granada music fills the air.

The highest peak in Spain is not in the Pyrenees, but on Tenerife, in the Canary Islands. Teide National Park was recently named a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Hondarribia offers historic buildings, beautiful scenery, beachside activities, a relaxed lifestyle and the opportunity to sample Basque cuisine, and it's easy to get to.

A popular tale of an enormous and frightening lizard reverberates around the city even today, five hundred years later. No one quite knows the truth.

From its lush tropical valleys and rugged volcanic peaks to huge sand dune landscapes that could be the Sahara, the island of Gran Canaria offers a lot more than beaches.

Ubeda, world heritage city of fine Renaissance architecture in Jaen, Spain. Take in the array of monuments and stay in the 16th century palace - now the Parador de Ubeda

Puerto Rico offers a variety of small family-owned lodging options, special not only for their affordability, but their proximity to the island's unique attractions.

A look in brief at this vast area of Southern Spain, from beautiful beaches to Europe's only desert. Each one of the eight provinces of Andalucia is unique.

The not-so-well-known north-eastern area of Spain offers diverse activities from some of Europe's best fishing & diving to cava tasting, golden beaches & bird-watching.

The Costa Brava and Costa Blanca are among Spain's most attractive Mediterranean beach areas, with a wide variety of coastal scenery, charming towns and activities.

From the coast to the Sierra, the Costa del Sol ranks among top destinations for golf holidays with over 40 courses suitable for all levels.

This Moorish monument in nothern Spain has a chequered past, but it nevertheless inspired Walt Disney who recreated it in his signature logo.

Great fashion, interesting plots and gorgeous men surround the main characters of this entertaining show, one of the brightest on NBC's horizon in more than a decade.

Tempranillo, a red grape, and Albarino, a white, produce two of Spain's most popular wines. Now they are producing delicious wines and big fans in the New World.

Pamplona offers an endless array of historical attractions, fine dining and unique shopping. It is a fun place for kids and parents alike on family vacations.

Steeped in the romantic history of Spain, the old Andalucian city of Malaga offers the visitor a wealth of historic buildings, elegant gardens and inviting restaurants.