Spain being the second most visited country in the world is definitely a place visitors should consider when choosing their trip of vacation destinations. Its cities are just as wonderful with each city having something to offer to tourists as well as the locals.

Barcelona is one of Spain’s famous cities. The fame could be because of the famous football club that uses the same name and therefore it’s needless to say that there is something available for football fans here. There is a muse
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Museums in Barcelona range from art, science, architecture and war among other genres. They make a wonderful learning ground for both foreigners and locals as well. Spain has over the years been an attraction for tourists from all over the world making it the second most visited country in the world.

Barcelona happens to be among the largest cities in the heart of Spain and serves as a tourist destination because of the many attraction sites, art galleries, beaches and museums it has to offer
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Barcelona has a lot to offer besides the sandy beaches. You can find famous monuments and art galleries here as well as museums. Visiting these wonderful places will make your trip both exciting and educative. These features can act as good learning grounds especially for Spaniards as it is believed something sticks in the mind if you get to have a look.

Among the art galleries found in the city of Barcelona include the following:

Picasso Museum

Just like the name suggests, the works of
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Valencia For All

Valencia is one of those cities in Spain that perfectly blend the old part (the buildings and monuments), with the new part (innovative, and very modern buildings). Valencia means architecture, culture, trade, shopping, cinema, museums, and beach, all together. It is one of the most attractive cities in Spain due to having so many historical vestiges and for its long coastline, with fine sands and clear water. But at the same time, it is very close to the mountain line. What
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The 12th and 14th centuries Reconquista, has given birth to an outstanding, breathtaking architectural style. The so called “mudejar” cities impress their tourists, due to the aspect of the buildings, which resulted from the fusion of the two different styles: the Arab style and the Occidental one. The last Arab workers have created the style in order to please the needs of Spain that had begun to be ruled by the Catholics. The Mudejar style is characterized by bricks, decorated with ceramic
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