Top Attractions to Explore for El Cid Vacations in Spain
Spain is a nation rich in all sorts of attractions that are sure to please travellers. As such, those who want to have something to do at every minute of the day will not regret booking for El Cid vacations in Spain. In fact, there are so many wonderful places to visit in Spain that the time they have booked may just not be enough to see everything. It will only leave them with a glimpse of the beauty of Spain and tempt them to come back for more. For most people traveling to Spain, the first attraction to visit would tend to be Alhambra. Located in the beautiful region of Granada, Alhambra is one of the most historically important palaces in the country. Admittedly, it has a bloody history since it is also one of the places where Moorish and Spanish forces clashed in the past. Thankfully, peace has since been restored and now one can explore its beautiful halls and courtyards in peace. This place is extremely popular with summer tourists so members are encouraged to reserve their tickets in advance if they are also visiting in the summer.
For self-confessed culture buffs, El Cid vacations in Spain will not be complete without a visit to the Guggenheim Museum located in Bilbao. This is Spain’s equivalent to the Met in New York. Its most fascinating display is no doubt is its structure itself, which is almost like a living work of art, the way it has been designed by Frank Gehry.
When one thinks of El Cid vacations club in Spain, one typically imagines exploring the country in the summer. What most people don’t realize however is that Spain also has a uniquely beautiful side to offer come winter time. When visiting Spain during winter, members are encouraged to book for a stay in any of the company’s selection of fine accommodations in Andalucia. This is one of the rare places in the world where people can actually enjoy skiing after breakfast and then relax in the late afternoon with a bit of sunbathing.
In Spain, life is one party – or more accurately, fiesta – after another. There is not one day that passes by wherein in a fiesta isn’t happening in one part of the country. No matter what one’s travel dates are, they only have to check the many regularly updated calendars online for Spanish fiestas or festivals and they are sure to find something nearby to attend. Whereas most holidays are celebrated with parades in the US, in Spain fiestas are typically commenced with the most vibrantly colorful processions that one can actually take part in as well. After that, the fun continues until the wee hours of the morning.
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