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Why is Marbella the hen do capital of Europe?

| February 26, 2013
Why is Marbella the hen do capital of Europe?

If you have been given the responsibility of organising a best friend’s hen do, or you are the lucky bride-to-be yourself, then look no further than Marbella for the most luxurious and memorable foreign hen party resort you could wish for. In recent years, Marbella has become THE hen do destination for any discerning potential [...]

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Teleferico Madrid

| March 25, 2012
Teleferico Madrid

Apart from its unbeatable location, this original and exciting means of transport links Madrid to one of the green spaces that acts as a lung for the city: Casa de Campo. Extremely modern thanks to its high tech, reliability and safety, this transport covers 2.5 kilometres that combine a cultural visit and contact with nature.

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Imax Madrid

| March 16, 2012
Imax Madrid

Imax Madrid offers its visitors the most advanced projection system in history. It is possible to get into a sound and light show that will make you feel there is another dimension, a challenge to your senses, with three impressive screens that will literally surround you and make you feel you are the main character: [...]

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Aquópolis San Fernando Madrid

| March 11, 2012
Aquópolis San Fernando Madrid

Aquópolis San Fernando aqua park is to the south east of Madrid. Don’t miss the Kamikaze, two water slides on which you can reach speeds of up to 40 km/hour.

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Planetario de Madrid

| March 6, 2012
Planetario de Madrid

Its main objective is to disseminate Astronomy and Science from two standpoints: one educational and one informative, always geared at promoting both disciplines among school students and the public at large.

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Carlos Sainz Center, Madrid

| February 26, 2012
Carlos Sainz Center, Madrid

Come and enjoy the best Karting track in Europe: over 2,800 m2 long and full of exciting bends. Sport at its peak and loads of fun are guaranteed, not only on the karting track but also on the 600 m2 of children’s area, in the Q-zar maze and the Paintball court.

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Safari Madrid

| February 21, 2012
Safari Madrid

Based on a project designed by Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente, this nature reserve is a different way of seeing animals in danger of extinction. Animals do not suffer from the effect of captivity since they have vast natural spaces that resemble their natural habitat. Hence, the high reproduction levels, without any artificial manipulation.

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Faunia Nature Park, Madrid

| February 18, 2012
Faunia Nature Park, Madrid

Visiting this nature park is like experiencing with your five senses different ecosystems. You can walk through the jungle and feel the heat, the moisture and tropical storms, in the midst of the amount of species that live in it. You can also learn about the largest polar ecosystem in Europe and see different bird [...]

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Madrid Snow Zone

| February 17, 2012
Madrid Snow Zone

The only covered snow slope in Spain offers visitors the opportunity to ski and snowboard all year round. A snow park where you can jump and learn tricks. A changing configuration offering a wide variety of different challenges. 18,000 m2 dedicated only to the world of snow.

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Parque Warner Madrid

| February 16, 2012
Parque Warner Madrid

One of the most comprehensive and avant-garde parks in Europe, it has all the services and leisure time offer needed to suit everyone’s taste. Warner Park is designed as a dynamic, imaginative and richly varied scenario inviting everyone to discover the excitement and world of Hollywood films.

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Aquópolis Madrid

| February 16, 2012
Aquópolis Madrid

The best thing to do when the summer comes is to combine water, sun, the open air and fun in a water park. Water, as the driver of attractions, moves visitors on through exciting and unexpected surprises – opaque slides with turns, bends, falls and inclines, and for very sporting visitors, areas full of plenty [...]

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Zoo Aquarium de Madrid

| February 16, 2012
Zoo Aquarium de Madrid

It is the only one in Europe that holds within the same space a Zoo, a Dolphinarium, an Aquarium, an Aviary and other facilities such as a pavilion called “Mysterious Nature”, where the visitor can see reptiles, amphibians and fish, or “The Small Farm”, with domestic farm animals.

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Parque de Atracciones de Madrid

| February 16, 2012
Parque de Atracciones de Madrid

It is the most comprehensive and modern amusement park in the city of Madrid, with over 40 attractions located in the different areas within the park, where every visitor can find the amusement ride they like best. From challenging Big Dippers to a quiet walk through a natural landscape or areas specially designed for the [...]

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Gipuzkoan Coast

| February 15, 2012
Gipuzkoan Coast

The Gipuzkoan coastal regions have it all. An exaggeration? Possibly, but this area has so many attractions that you’d be hard pushed to think of something it doesn’t have. This area of land between the bay of Txingudi and Saturrarán beach looks out onto the Cantabrian sea offering beautiful cliffs, fine sandy beaches, ports in [...]

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Costa Daurada

| February 15, 2012
Costa Daurada

Costa Daurada is the name given, in the world of tourism, to the stretch of coast lying east and west of the city of Tarragona —and its hinterland—, between Cunit and L’Hospitalet de l’Infant. It has few hills, long beaches of fine golden sand —hence the name “golden coast”— and shallow waters.

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Costa da Luz

| February 15, 2012
Costa da Luz

Apart from a few rocky stretches, the Costa de la Luz is a continuous line of fine sandy beaches backed by pine groves. Flanked by saline and marsh, the lower reaches of the rivers present a scene that has barely changed in centuries. The name Costa de la Luz, or Coast of Light, comes from [...]

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Santuari de Lluc, Majorca

| February 1, 2012
Santuari de Lluc, Majorca

The sanctuary at Lluc is the spiritual centre of Mallorca and has been a place of pilgrimage for over 800 years. The main point of interest is the little statue of the Virgin (La Moreneta de Lluc), which, so the story goes, was found in a cave by an Arab shepherd boy who had converted [...]

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Visiting Northern Spain

| February 1, 2012
Visiting Northern Spain

Madrid and the attractions of southern Spain tend to get all of the attention. In the northern part of the country, Santander, Zargoza and Vigo are hidden gems.

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Nerja

| February 1, 2012
Nerja

The vibrant little coastal town, Nerja, lies at the foot of the Sierre Almijara, Andalusia. Here, mountains plunge straight into the crystal clear sea and coastlines jut proudly against an backdrop of sea and sky.

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Barcelona Sagrada Familia

| January 31, 2012
Barcelona Sagrada Familia

Antonio Gaudi is Barcelona’s patron architect. Much of the city bears his stamp. Nowhere is this more evident than in his unfinished masterpiece, The Temple of the Holy Family. Work began in 1883 but halted after the architect’s untimely death from a tram accident in 1926.

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