Tourist Attractions & Monuments Spain

This tourist office gathers all information on the Pyrenees-Atlantic region of Navarre.

A few kilometres from the village, a road leads to a beautiful beach of black sand at the foot of an immense cliff. You can walk on foot, from a small parking lot, along the cliffs for about ten minutes. You can eat at the Milford La Molina Vieja, before the descent to Playa de los Nogales. The restaurant overlooks the sea.

Valverde, located on the Canary island of El Hierro, has its own tourist office, the Patronato de Turismo. This office is the point of reference for practical information on the town and its surroundings. The tourist office is a good starting point for discovering the activities and attractions of Valverde and the island of El Hierro.

Explanatory panels and facilities are dispositon for the visit of this park dedicated partly to sports activities. Guided tours.

Different species of trees, some of which are unique, of great value. Explanatory panels with the name of each tree.

Located on the old path that allowed the transportation of Galdames's iron to Sestao Cape Altos De, this park retains some vestiges of the mining time. On the road you will discover the Romanesque bridge of El Conradh, dating back to the th century.

This park was opened in 1973, when the fair abril was transferred from the prado de San Sebastián to the current location, to the avenida de Ramón de Carranza (Los Remedios), south of Triana. This park has an area for children, given by the Danish delegation from the Exhibition of 1992. The vegetation is varied: bougainvillea, bergamots, kumquats, orange, poplars, pines, oleanders, jasmine, plum trees, bamboos, flaxes of New Zealand... Perfect to put yourself at the green! There is also a water point with ducks; think of bread. You will notice the fountains, including a very pretty in colourful mosaics.

Pedrezuela is a small town in the Madrid region of Spain. For tourist information, visitors can go to the Pedrezuela Tourist Office, which is also located in the town hall. The tourist office offers practical information on local attractions, events, accommodation and things to do in the area. Visitors can also get advice on hiking and biking routes in the area.

Near Agüimes you will find the Lomo de los Letreros, the hill of inscriptions, located between the barrancos of Temisas and Balos. It is probably the most important set of rock inscriptions in Gran Canaria. The natural support of these Petroglyphs is a basalt massif that rises in the middle of the Barranco de Balos. It is thought that it may have been a sacred place for the Aborigines, with geometric shapes and human representations schematized as lines that may suggest the fingers of a hand.

Nearby, the hamlet of La Atalaya is renowned for its pottery made according to the guanches techniques. Old village of dwellings, it still has some houses in the rock.

La Fuente Agria, or the sour source, is one of the most emblematic places of Teror to be one of the main income more. The source is composed of three wells: the main well, el Agua Agria and the mill in the middle.

La Caleta has, on the seafront, a natural swimming pool, ideal for small and big! A engraved basalt rock of signs bimbaches has been deteriorated by the development of a path along the sea and by tourists who snip their name on the stone.

Lined with jagged cliffs, these natural pools offer a heavenly setting for a swim in clear turquoise waters, and some huts serving summer house for locals.

It is 18 km from Cudillero towards the west but it is considered the second beach of the small village, with the beach of Aguilar. It is considered the most beautiful... But beware, it is not supervised and accessed on foot.

The cigar of Garachico, serving factory, can introduce you to the flavours of the Canarian cigars, fruit of the know-how of emigrants of the Americas. It sells Canarian cigars there especially cheap step.