20 Reasons To Give Up Everything To Travel To Spain

Sunny sky, thousands of years cultural history with many famous colorful festivals ... Spanish tourism is one of the desirable destinations for many people who love to explore. Mediterranean coast paradise Photo: Naxos Beaches are considered the most beautiful in the Mediterranean, with the white sand of the Atlantic Ocean, green hills surrounding cozy Mediterranean coves, really is a famous destination throughout Europe with warm sunshine all year round, especially the Canary Islands, where the sun is warmest, where the sun shines up to 300 days a year

. The island possesses many white sand beaches, clear blue and traditional food stalls selling gaur country, is a popular cold escape tourist destination for world tourists. Surrounded by many mountains Photo: Adria V. Fernandez Spain is known as the second most mountainous country in Europe, only after Switzerland In Switzerland, you never even get to enjoy a cocktail at sea (because there is no sea in Switzerland) 3.



Home to the world's best restaurant Legend of elBulli (the Spanish restaurant consistently ranks first among the world's most attractive culinary places despite its closure on July 31, 2011) by the renowned chef Ferran Adria owns one of them, and today there is the Roca Brothers' El Celler de Can Roca Family Restaurant in Girona, Spain that has just been named # 1 in the 50 best restaurants. Photo: guiarepsol4. And the oldest restaurant in the world Photo: Madrid CiudadCasa Botín is the oldest restaurant continuously operating (since 1725) in the city of Madrid, Spain. The restaurant is located in the middle of Madrid's old shopping district, and was once a favorite stop for great writer Earnest Hemmingway, artist Goya is working there as a waiter. Roasted suckling pig is the most famous dish in this restaurant. There is the Debod Temple, Egypt Photo: Pilar A. Bartolome Debod shrine dedicated to the legendary Egyptian gods Amun and Isis next to the western park, is one of the oldest structures in Madrid, Spain This 2,000-year-old temple was given to Spain by the Egyptian government in 1968 at the request of UNESCO to save structures that were at risk of being destroyed by a flood overflow.



construction of the Aswan high dam on the Nil. 6. Along with many other Roman monuments Photo: Rodrigo Nieto As a neighboring neighboring Italy, Spain also preserves countless traces of the mighty empire. Most of them are columnar relics, the background of ancient temples, scattered along the coastlines of Costa Brava or Costa de la Luz.7. The Moorish Palace Photo: Eva PM The Moors ruled Al-Andalus for nearly 800 years and their influence is seen on everything from language to some of Spain's most famous sightseeing spots, like Granada Alhambra - a Moorish dream! Built as a fortress in 889 on one of the seven hills surrounding Granada, the Alhambra has been converted into a royal palace since 1333 by Yusuf I, the Sultan of Granada. At the same time recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1984, Alhambra is currently the most important example of Arab Islamic architecture in Europe. Legendary festivals Tomato Festival 2013 attracts nearly 100,000 people (Photo: Albergue Tourism Rural) Famous Spanish festivals with colorful, exciting parades, charming dances and traditional music attractive, especially the 5 most wonderful Spanish festivals that take place every spring and summer: Semana Santa Festival, San Fermin Festival, Tomato Festival, Las Fallas Festival, Feria Festival de Sevilla… 9.



And dozens of other interesting things you may not have discovered Photo: Viveydeja Most villages in Spain are very lively. You can experience many folk games here with fake battle with paint, egg cake, grapes, or oranges ... 10. There are many beautiful churches in Spain, from Gaudi's modern masterpiece, La Sagrada Familia to the Santiago de Compostela Church - a world-class pilgrimage place (Santiago de Pilgrimage Road Compostela (also known as the Road of St. James) extends from the border with France - Spain to the city of Santiago de Compostela.The pilgrimage road has 1,800 buildings, churches, historical works, is a testament to the In terms of religion, the development of Christianity, at the same time it also played an important role in the cultural exchange of beliefs between the Iberian peninsula with other places in medieval Europe - According to Wiki) .



11. 1,000 years old mosque 1,000 years old mosque. Sure, Europe has a lot of churches, but the Mezquita in Cordoba is the only one in Europe with a 1000-year age, and also a world heritage site since 1984.12. Swimming Pool Lago MartianezLago Martianez Swimming Pool. Photo: IrethLago Martianez, a salty oasis that looks very artistic. Plus, you can spend the whole n.

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