Beautiful Barcelona

Depending on whether you are a soccer fan or not, Barcelona means different things to different people. Of course to a soccer addict it is the home of the famous football team but for those not so sportingly inclined there are many other treasures there to be explored.

Barcelona sits in close proximity to one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean; it is the second largest city in Spain and extends along the coastline of Catalonia. In 1992, the Olympic Games were hosted in Barcelona which gave it instant international status as millions watched the Olympics worldwide.

The origin of the city can be traced back as far as the 2nd century BC and it has undergone numerous occupations over the centuries. In the older part of the township, you will see intricate architecture and unusual designs decorating many of the buildings. Tourists are drawn to wandering down Las Ramblas, one of the more famous streets adorned with market vendors, buskers and souvenir stalls. The street boasts shady tree lined walkways with eclectic little cafés bordering the roadside.

In the famous Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, you will find the cathedral and royal palace making it well worth a visit to one of the oldest parts of the city.

Valencia

Valencia can be found on the eastern coastline of Spain, and the name is associated by many with the famous Valencia oranges which are grown in huge plantations around the city. The city has a colorful history and is known as the place where El Cid, the famous Spanish folk hero battled the mighty Moorish armies. It is one of the liveliest cities in Spain. Valencia is famous for its scintillating nightlife and the mild climate makes it a great place for a holiday or outdoor lifestyle. The city boasts an International Airport and also gets a lot of traffic through its extremely busy port.

Valencia like Barcelona is also an ancient city that can trace its roots back to the 2nd century BC. Though the city was built by the Romans, there is a strong Moorish influence which is still evident in some of the older buildings which mix together with more modern structures. The cathedral which was built in 1262 dominates the city and if you are adventurous enough, you can see magnificent views over the city. Valencia sports a state of the art tramway system which connects the beaches to their busy promenade full of bars and tempting eateries.

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