Spain has one of the largest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, other than that its known of its festivals,beaches and food.Whether you want a simple breakaway or a romantic,Spain has to offer.
There are a lot of reasons to Spend Holidays in Spain for some reason.If you are a person who are an early birds or like the last minute deals, sometimes you can get a budget package according to your taste and I was browsing to find a cheap holidays I came across the website cheap Holidays in Spain.
Without further ado,here are some reason to spend Holidays in Spain:
Festivals- Spain is loaded of its festivals all year round. Some of the festivals that last for a week is the Semana Santa ( Holy Week)-a religious holiday that are attended by people around the World. If you missed the Religious festivals Running of the Bulls, Pamplona will give you more adventure by watching the running bulls that will take every July 6–14 and is broadcast live in national Television.Another popular festivals that I want to witness is the San Fermín Festivals in the city of Pamplona (Navarre, Spain).
Architectural/ Ruins-You'll see a lots of interesting Architectural/ruins in Spain and understand the historic influences left by the Celts, Visigoths, Romans, Moors and Christians. Some has been rebuilt and restored to keep the history and remind us of what happened in the past and the result is breathtaking.Spain is known in ruins like Aqueduct in Segovia and Baelo Claudia.
Cuisine-Spain is known of its wine and great food like paella,tapas, Jamón iberico and pisto. The Spanish cuisine has its own wild chef imagination, diversity and an incredible tastes.
No matter if you're a first time traveler in Spain you'll fell in love the mountainous and breathtaking cliff.
Have you ever been to Spain? What is your reason to spend holidays in Spain?
I'm sure that I would really love Spanish cuisine. That would be the first on my list if I'll ever go there.
ReplyDeleteMy dream place to visit since my lolo was spanish. Well, one day:)
ReplyDeletesomeday, i will visit Spain when i get the chance to. it is one of those must-visit places on top of my travel wish-list! :)
ReplyDeleteIf given a chance and opportunity, I would love to spend a week or two in Spain.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Spain since it has so much connection with our country.
ReplyDeleteMy parents got the chance to travel to Spain, and they said it's so beautiful! Madaming magagandang puntahan daw talaga at masasarap ang pagkain.. Gusto ko din yan mapuntahan kung mabigyan ng pagkakataon.. Lalo pa't malaking bahagi sila ng kulturang Pilipino.. (tama po ba? Hehe)
ReplyDeleteMy sister went to Spain for a vacation and there's a place there called Lanzarote that has all those HUGE cactus I have ever seen! I am hoping to travel to Spain someday:)
ReplyDeleteI haven't been to Spain yet but I am looking forward to that either this year or next year, depending on our budget. A lot of my friends and family who have been in the country said it was beautiful. If you're a lover of Chorizo, their meat delicacy then you'll thrive in the place as every street is filled with sumptuous chorizo and other Spanish delicacies.
ReplyDeleteForget about the Festival and cuisine.. Just to see those roman-influenced architectural ruins, Oks na sa akin to book a trip to Spain.
ReplyDeleteSpain is one of my dream destinations! This post makes it deserving to be on top of my list! :D
ReplyDeleteSpain is in my list of places to go. There are so many interesting spots that I am so hoping to see. Hope we'll get our chance soon.
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