Spain’s extensive coastline and plentiful sunshine makes it the ideal destination for a truly fantastic beach holiday. Following are a few of the many Spanish beaches worth a visit, for their popularity or for their unique features. Whether you prefer quiet idyllic beaches with rocky outcrops, waters decked with coral reefs or a beach with a happening social scene, Spain is the right place to look.

Costa del Sol

The Costa del Sol offers a vibrant beach life for those who are looking for
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Overview

The city of Zaragoza is the capital of Zaragoza province and is located on the river Ebro. This city’s population is about 700,000 and the city is situated at a level 200 meters above sea level.

Romans, Moors, Jews and Christians have left their legacy of monuments in the streets of Zaragoza. Some of the heritage sites in this city are - the Circus, Mudejar-style churches and Aljafería Palace. The expo 2008 site is an artistic site that you would enjoy.

Climate

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Cadiz was founded by Phoenician sailors about 3,000 years ago, giving it status as one of Europe’s oldest cities. With its beautiful 10km stretch of clean beaches, its ancient history and its vibrant celebrations, Cadiz is Spain in a nutshell.

History

The evidence of this ancient history can be seen in the town’s Archaeological sites. To experience the town’s rich history, visit the Plaza de Mina Archaeological Museum. There one can see the rare sight of Phoenician stone sarcophagi.
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Overview

Galicia is an autonomous community in Spain and Santiago de Compostela is the capital of this. It is a well-known heritage site. It was designated as the European city of culture in 1998. The 9th century medieval pilgrimage route’s final destination is the Cathedral in Santiago. Thousands of pilgrims travel through this route by bike, foot or horse with Santiago as their final goal. The students in the university add fun and vitality.

Climate

The climate in Santiago is t
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Toledo is an area in Spain that offers a little speck of everything: architecture, history, religion, art, food and breathtaking views. Toledo is a perfect destination for those who are interested to branch out from Madrid. A 70 km journey by train makes visitors feel as if they have not just been transported to a new city but also to a different time. The city of Toledo brims with beauty and rich history and most of the visitors that come here seek knowledge about it.

Toledo is famous as T
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