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  • 3 weeks ago | nationalgeographic.com | Isabella Noble

    This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Founded on the White Isle’s southeastern coast by seventh-century Phoenicians, Ibiza Town — known to locals as Eivissa — is one of Spain’s oldest cities. Over the centuries, Mediterranean tides brought countless conquerors to its shores, many of whom left their mark on Dalt Vila, the city’s fortified, UNESCO-listed old quarter.

  • 1 month ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Isabella Noble

    Spain’s sun-roasted, flamenco-loving south is known for its soulful pueblos (villages), most of which are traditionally painted white to reflect the strong rays and have dramatic locations overlooking mountains, gorges and valleys. Many of the most beautiful villages in Andalucía trace their roots back to the Islamic era, which means centuries-old castles and watchtowers abound.

  • 1 month ago | flipboard.com | Isabella Noble

    Míchel sets sights on out-of-favor Barcelona duo as Girona aim to strengthen squadIn the last few years, the two Catalan clubs, FC Barcelona and Girona have been involved in a lot of market activity between themselves. For instance, …

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Isabella Noble

    Curled into Catalonia’s western edge, the province of Lleida stretches from the sunny olive-growing plains of Garrigues to the snow-dusted heights of the Pyrenees on the Spain-France border. It might not draw the crowds of Barcelona or the Costas, but those that do explore this sprawling inland region will find startlingly blue lakes, dense pine forests and 9,000ft-plus peaks, punctuated by rolling vineyards and villages built from honey-coloured stone.

  • 1 month ago | nationalgeographic.com | Isabella Noble

    Curled into Catalonia’s western edge, the province of Lleida stretches from the sunny olive-growing plains of Garrigues to the snow-dusted heights of the Pyrenees on the Spain-France border. It might not draw the crowds of Barcelona or the Costas, but those that do explore this sprawling inland region will find startlingly blue lakes, dense pine forests and 9,000ft-plus peaks, punctuated by rolling vineyards and villages built from honey-coloured stone.

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