Tourism Cultural in Valencia: Serranos Towers

By admin at 8:42 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2007

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This is a gateway from the late medieval defensive wall. It was built by master stonemason Pere Balaguer in the 14th century to defend one of the busiest points of access to old Valencia. It comprises two pentagonal structures on either side of the gateway, which is formed by a voussoir semicircular arch. The interior façade has large, arched openings, designed as galleries. In the 16th century it was converted to become a prison for nobles and gentlemen, maintaining this usage until 1887.
Monuments
Type of monument: Gate.
Period: 14th Century.
Information for visits
Timetables: Tuesday-Saturday, 10.30am-2pm and 4.30-8.30pm. Sundays and public holidays, 10am-3pm. Closed: Mondays.
Entry fee: General admission: €2. Reduced: €1. Free: Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
Source: spain.info

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Tourism in Europe: Businesses and Leon

By admin at 11:33 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2007
The cultural wealth and its natural environs make of Leon a magnificent destiny to celebrate any congress or convention.

Leon counts on a rich cultural legacy and surroundings that offers nature and art, to equal parts. The city perfectly is communicated with the rest of Spain by air, train and highway. Also, this large city of the region of Castilla and Leon have of an ample affluent hotel infrastructure and equipped facilities, as it demonstrates to the Audience City to it of Leon, an ideal space for the celebration of congresses and meetings. Source: info.spain

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Gastronomical tourism in Europe: In order to enjoy

By admin at 1:03 am on Monday, August 20, 2007
To great chefs Spanish it will find them in the first plane of world-wide the gastronomical scene. They have reinterpretado as traditional prescriptions successfully as the potato tortilla or the paella. Nevertheless, the classic version of Spanish plates more known also will be able to surprise to him in all the Spanish cities. Láncese to discover the typical gastronomy of Spain: it will be an incredible and delicious trip. Source: spain.info

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Tourism in Europe: The fashion is Spain

By admin at 1:02 am on Monday, August 20, 2007
Of the 30 of August to the 2 of September the Hall the International Jeans, Streetwear and Sportwear (CienxCien) in Spain presents/displays the tendencies of the fashion facing the next season spring/summer. The clothes practical to go to the last one return to be the protagonist. National and international companies are represented. Source: spain.info

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Tourism and entertainment in Europe: A destiny to motivate itself

By admin at 1:00 am on Monday, August 20, 2007
Do you know so that Spain in Europe is the ideal destiny to organize its trip of incentive? Among other reasons by its excellent climate throughout the year, its 8,000 kilometers of beaches in which to enjoy the sun and to practice nautical sports, its magnificent hotel complexes, as well as by the possibility of making different programs “to size” where they have capacity from the gastronomy and golf, to the culture or the purchases. Source: spain.info

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Business Tourism in Spain: Congresses and Other Events in Seville

By admin at 2:38 am on Saturday, April 14, 2007

Hundreds of conferences, exhibitions, and other events secure Seville’s reputation as one of the most important business travel destinations in Spain.
Every year, Seville hosts all kinds of fairs, symposiums, and professional meetings at the Exhibition and Convention Centre (FIBES), located at the gates of the city. It is a modern complex of futurist architecture, consisting of a main building, two lateral buildings, and three exhibition pavilions: a total of 30,000 square metres of exhibition space that includes an auditorium with capacity for more than a thousand people, conference rooms with multimedia equipment, restaurants, and cafeterias.
Seville’s accommodation capacity is beyond doubt, with around 10,000 four- and five-star hotel beds, and around 3,500 beds in three-star hotels.
The Alfonso XIII Hotel, located in a Neomudejar building, and the Casas de la Judería Hotel, located in the centre of the old Jewish quarter, in the former home of the Duke of Béjar, stand out among its unique accommodation. On the outskirts of Seville, there are three specially significant hotels: The Hacienda Benazuza (Benazuza Country Estate), in Sanlúcar la Mayor; the Casa de Carmona Hotel; and the Parador Alcázar del Rey Don Pedro, in Carmona. Source:spain.info

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