Archive for September, 2011
“Guernica”- A brief history of Pablo Picasso & Barcelona
September 29th, 2011 | 
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The Ruiz family – Picasso arrived in Barcelona in 1895 and settled on a ride board where Isabel is now the restaurant “Set size”, soon Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: "Set size", Barcelona, Escudellers street, great artist, La Merced, lover of painting, Manuel Pallares, Pablo Picasso, Pablo Picasso Museum of Barcelona, Paris, restaurant, Santiago Cardona, science and charity, Silver Street, street trade No. 28, streets of La Merced, “Guernica” | 
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The Hotel Arts Barcelona, Spain
The Hotel Arts Barcelona is one of the most recognized and famous hotels of the city known for being in the Olympic Port Torres Mapfre.
The Hotel Arts offers 5 star luxury cataloging what we have one of the best hotels in Barcelona, from the Hotel Arts, you can enjoy Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: athletes, Bruce Graham, businessmen, comfort, designed by architect Bruce Graham, dining, duplex luxury apartments, famous hotels of the city, kitchen, logical, Olympic Games, Olympic Harbour, Olympic Port Torres Mapfre, spain, terrace, The Hotel Arts Barcelona, wonderful views of the city |
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Valencia – City of Anciant Architecture
Valencia (Spanish: baˈlenθja ) is a medium sized port city and the capital of the autonomous community of Valencia and the 3rd largest city in Spain, with a population of 809,267 in 2010. It is the 15th most populous municipality in the Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: auditoriums, autonomous community of Valencia, baˈlenθja, Bosch, El Greco, European Union, futuristic museum complex, Goya, L'Hemisferic, L'Hemisferic (planetarium), L'oceanografic (underwater aquarium), La Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias, latest technologies, Llotja de la seda, Mediterranean climate, medium sized port city, Miguelete, monumental heritage, Morales, Museo de las Ciencias Principe Felipe, Museu San Pio, painting of Flemish, Palacio de las Artes, planetarium, Spanish Mediterranean coastline, Valencia, Valencia cathedral, Valencia metropolitan area, Valencian Community, Valencian Gothic style, Valencian paintings, World Heritage Site |
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MADRID- The Biggest City of Spain
The capital city of Spain, Madrid is the considered the financial and political center of the Iberian Peninsula. The population of the city is roughly 3.3 million and the entire population of the Mardrid Metropolitan Area, is calculated to be 6.271 million.It is the 3rd largest city in the Read the rest of this entry »
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Comprehensive Guide to Spain Holiday Travel
Golden Mediterranean beaches, a vibrant culture, great cusine and impressive architecture – in terms of tourism Spain is maybe the most attractive country in Europe. Spaniards take pride in their rich historical heritage, embracing the Golden Age of Discovery or the period of Muslim rule over Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: a vibrant culture, Alambhra, Andalucia, Bercelona, Casa Batllo, Casa Mila, Catalonia, Colonia Guell crypt, Corrida, cosmopolitan centre of art and culture, del Moro gardens, diverse art collections, Don Quixote, El Greco, embracing the Golden Age of Discovery, EU, Europe, flamenco, football team, Franco's dictatorship, Gaudi's masterpiece, Gaudi's signature, Golden Mediterranean beaches, Gothic Cathedral of Burgos, Goya and Rubens, great cusine, Holy Family by Goya, impressive architecture, Latin America, Madrid, Malaga wine, Middle Ages, Moorish architecture, most attractive country in Europe, Opera, Original parabolic arches, Pablo Picasso, Palau Guell, period of Muslim rule over the Iberian Peninsula, Prado Museum, Raphael, region of south Europe, rich historical heritage, Roman-Catholic country, royal monastery, Royal Palace, Rubens and Goya, Rubens' Three Graces, Sabattini, Sagrada Familia Cathedral, San Lorenzo, Santiago de Compostela, spain, Spaniards, St James' cult, tapas, Teatro Real, the Aqueduct of Segovia, the unsual Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Unesco site, Unesco's list of World Heritage sites, Valencia, vast |
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Experience the Exotic Luxurious “The Claris Hotel Barcelona”,Spain
Address: Pau Claris, 150, 08009 Barcelona, Spain and Canary Islands
The Claris hotel Barcelona, a member of Design Hotels™, is the reference for absolutely luxury five star hotels in the very heart of Barcelona. Its good location gives the opportunity to visit the Pasco de Gracia, Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: absolutely luxury five star hotels, Andy Warhol, antique Napoleonic furniture, Avenida Diagonal, Barcelona, Barcelona's high society, business assignments, Claris's terrace, delicious cuisine, Design Hotels™, East 47, Egypt, Egyptian Museum of Barcelona, engravings, exclusive restaurant, fantastic swimming pool, flavours of sushi, fresh caviar., gastronomy, gourmets, gym, India, Indian sculptures, most exclusive hotel, museum, Music, off art pieces, Pasco de Gracia, pieces of art, Plaza Catalunya, Vedruna Palace |
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Skydiving in Spain
Flying … who hasn`t dreamt about how it must feel. Being free as a bird, your wings taking you to new places. Freefall skydive in Spain. Feel real adrenaline – dare to do a tandem skydive in Spain.
Climb to 4000 metres (12000 feet) in a plane then jump, Read the rest of this entry »
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Ballooning in Barcelona
Inviting you to share a true adventure, based on a new experience, a balloon flight. From the moment the inflation of the envelope begins until its repacking, after landing, the balloon flight will be an experience you will remember for the rest of your life. Discover a new world of sensations and pleasures blowing in the wind! Offering the passenger flights in hot air balloons, a leisure activity in the tourist sector for individuals and groups. This consists of a flight over the area of Vic (Osona – Read the rest of this entry »
“La Tomatina” Tomatoo Festival in Buñol, Spain
Origin
The origins of this mass tomato battle date back to a fight amongst children in 1945 and it has been celebrated every year since then.
City : Valencia
Country : Spain
Continent : Europe
Description
The “La Tomatina” is held on the Read the rest of this entry »
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Girona is located in the north eastern border of Spain
Monestir de Montserrat is a monastery, known as the holiest place in the entire region of Catalonia. The monastery is located atop Montserrat. The monastery dates back to the 9th century. It was destroyed in the War of Independence against the Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: : Beach ViewIts a small town, Among Dali's most famous paintings, As a result, bars, Girona has seen many, it has a vibrant nightlife, known as the holiest place, Monestir de Montserrat is a monastery, passing through tunnels, restaurants and shops, seaside attractions, several hotels, spain, spain travel, Spain_Tourism, Stiges is very scenic, Tarragona Spain |
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