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In 1.999 Spain had 40.000.000 inhabitants.

There are 19 Autonomous Regions:

Andalusia: Almería-Cádiz-Córdoba-Granada-Huelva-Jaén-Málaga-Sevilla.

Aragón: Huesca-Teruel-Zaragoza.

Balearic Isles: Mallorca-Menorca-Ibiza-Formentera.

Basque Country: Álava (Vitoria). Guipúzcoa (San Sebastián). Vizcaya (Bilbao).

Canary Islands: Gran Canaria-Tenerife-Lanzarote-Fuerteventura-La Palma-La Gomera-Hierro.

Cantabria: Santander.

Castile & León: Avila-Burgos-León-Palencia-Salamanca-Segovia-Soria-Valladolid-Zamora.

Castile-La Mancha: Albacete-Ciuded Real-Cuenca-Guadalajara-Toledo.

Catalonia: Barcelona-Girona-Lleida-Tarragona.

Extremadura: Badajoz-Cáceres.

Galicia: Coruña-Lugo-Ourense-Pontevedra.

La Rioja: Logroño.

Madrid: Madrid.

Murcia: Murcia.

Navarre: Pamplona.

Asturias: Oviedo.

Valencia: Alicante-Castellón-Valencia.

Ceuta.

Melilla.

Spanish is the language used by the Central Administration. Catalan in Catalonia, Gallego in Galicia, Euskera in the Basque Country and Valencian in the Valencian Region.

Hotels. Magical Hotels. Paradors. Apartments. Country Cottages. Health Spas.

The mountain reach their maximum height in the Pyrenees & in the Sierra Nevada with the highest peak on the mainland.

Thanks to its central position, the Meseta, the largest of its kind in Europe, has played a dominant role throughout the country´s history.

To the east, an alternating strip of sandy flats, salt marshes and sheer cliffs: the legendary "Mare Nostrum".

The north of Spain with its beaches, fishing harbours, mountains and lanscapes: The Bay of Biscay, the Cantabrian corniche and Galicia & the Atlantic ocean.

Spain is made up of different cultures and civilisations with an incredible historical legacy.

Origins: The Altamira Cave with its wall paintings dating from some 15.000 years ago.

Iberians & Celts: They established in the south and the north of Spain respectibly.

Phoenicians: Venturing in from the Mediterranean, set up colonies and left the imprint of their culture along the south and the east.

Greeks: Founded colonies at points along the east and the south.

Romanisation: Spain produced emperors, intellectuals and military men and received a legacy of infrastructures, civil works and the creation of many cities.

Medieval Age: it was a crucible of cultures: Christian, jewish and moorish.

The Islam: the invasion of the Moors create a civilisation of great splendour.

Jewish Community: the third culture present in Spain for a number of centuries. The jewish quarters, ritual baths and synagogues are notable examples of the mark left by this community.

Christianity: Castles and monasteries, cathedrals and churches, palaces, fortresses & towers. Romanesque and gothic styles.

The Age of Discovery & The Golden Age: The discovery of América, the renaissance, plateresque & baroque. Artists, painters & sculptors.

Bonded by the universal recognition accorded by UNESCO in acknowledgement of their natural, scenic and monumental appeal: Santiago de Compostela-Granada-Salamanca-Avila-Segovia-Cuenca-Cáceres-Toledo-Córdoba-Alcalá de Henares.

One of Spain´s greatest attractions is, without a shadow of doubt, its cuisine, which is one of the best in the world for both quality and variety. The northern, the Meseta, the southern and the mediterranean cuisine, associated with the famous Mediterranean diet.

The Wine is fundamental to each and every one of Spain’s regional cuisines. And the spirits & liqueurs also have their local counterparts worthy of mention.

Eating out in Spain is one of life’s most enjoyable daily rites and the tapa-style snack in Bars is just a must. Do not miss it !

The mildness of the climate, the almost 5.000 kilometres of coastline and the country’s mountainous backbone make Spain the ideal venue for sports of all kinds: Water sports. Outdoor sports and activities. Hunting. Golf. Tennis. Skiing. Competitive sports.

Splendour, gaiety and the imagination of the nation as a whole are the basic features of the Spanish Fiesta: Carnival. Religious feasts. Traditional fiestas and pilgrimage excursions. The rites of summer. Major fiestas and folklore. Festivals and concerts. Music and dance festivals. Film and theatre festivals.

Spain is one of the top and most popular international countries for this kind of events. Barcelona and Madrid are the leading cities in this field and other cities or areas actively involved in this sector are: Marbella, Torremolinos and the Costa del Sol, Sevilla, Mallorca & Tenerife.

Traditional and creativity come together to give Spanish products a seal of quality acknowledged and respected the world over: Handicrafts. Leather & leatherwear. Fashion. Glass & wood. Damascene.

In the south of Spain, with the greatest diversity of climate, geography and holiday choices. There are picturesque villages, tumbledown towns, enchanting cities, snowcapped mountains, luxurian forests, rich agricultural lands and stark moonscapes of semi-desert. It is quite simply the archetypal Spain.

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Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones: a former Hospital from the 16^th century. Meeting rooms from 16 to 600 pax.

Recinto Ferial San Carlos: Meeting rooms for 306 pax.

Jardín Botánico de Córdoba: Auditorium for 240 pax. A botanical garden with meeting rooms from 80 to 250 pax.

Hotel Alfaros: 133 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 300 pax.

Hotel Hesperia Córdoba: 108 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 300 pax.

Hotel Adelfas: 101 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 200 pax.

Hotel Meliá Córdoba: 147 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 200 pax.

Hotel NH Amistad Córdoba: Meeting rooms from 25 to 210 pax.

Hotel Occidental Córdoba: 157 rooms. Meeting rooms from 50 to 280 pax.

Parador de Córdoba: 94 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 300 pax.

Hotel Abetos del Maestre Escuela: 36 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 400 pax.

Las Palmeras del Caballo Rojo: located among palm trees, it is a nice venue for banquetings.

La Bodega del Caballo Rojo: a banqueting venue surrounded by gardens.

Palacio de Viana: a beautiful Palace-Museum composed of several typical patios & gardens.

Hacienda la Albaida: a farmstead with pure andalusian horses, carriage mueum & banqueting.

Bodegas Gracia Hermanos: located in Montilla. A cellar for tasting & banqueting.

Tablao Flamenco Cardenal: a "Tablao" located near the Mosque for flamenco shows & parties.

Bodegas Alvear: in Montilla. A wine cellar for tasting and banqueting.

Bodegas Campos: wine cellar founded in 1.908. Houses and courts with different andalusian styles with banqueting facilities.

Castillo de Almodóvar: a castle located in Almodóvar del Rio, at 22 kms. from Córdoba for banqueting.

Bodegas Pérez Barquero: a wine cellar located in Montilla for tasting & banqueting.

Cortijo El Alamillo: a farm house from the 17th century situated in Villarrubia with bullring, amaterur bullfights, visit to the cattle breeding, horse shows & banqueting.

Jardines Taurinos: located in La Carlota. Bullfight arena, horse shows, 4.000 m2 of gardens and banqueting.

Hacienda de la Albaida: the property is located near Córdoba with old carriages museum, bullring, horse shows and thematic dinners.

Bodegas Campos

Casa Pepe de la Judería

Chuletero El Rancho Grande

El Barril

El Blasón

El Burlaero

El Caballo Rojo

Los Califas

Tavern-Restaurant Puerta Sevilla

El Churrasco

Almudaina

Núñez de Prado

Bandolero

Huertas de Tejavana

CORDOBA FULL DAY CITY TOUR

The tour visits La Mezquita (The Mosque), the Jewish quarter, the Alcazar, Synagogue, the Julio Romero de Torres & Bullfight museums and the splendid panoramic sights of the city. Lunch is taken in a typical restaurant and there will be free time for shopping.

Granada is among the few cities in the world that may truly be called unique. It is a city of unsurpassable beauty with a history moulded by Islam rule. Granada has been a cultural crossroads and is an example of peaceful cohabitation between the many diverse cultures to which it has been the host. The treasures of the past have made it famous. Granada is full of warm monuments and pictoresque streets. Doubtless, its most precious jewel is the Alhambra. As the only surviving medieval Arab palace in the world, it is an expression of harmony and artistic excellence that cannot fail to impress and delight.

Special festivities of Granada is for example the Eastern Week, a week of passion, celebrated with religious feelings and floats in the streets. Light and colour strengten the joy of dance and song, the smell of roasted potatoes fill the air. In the summer there are evenings, celebrated at the Generalife ring with celestial music. Granadas International Music and Dance festival is also well known as a opportunity to listen to the good vibrations from between the columns of Carlos V palace and Patio de los Arrayanes for a few days. In Granadas city one can stroll around for example in the "Sacromonte district", the most rural, the whitest and the most Andalusian area of all Granada, in the "Generalife" with its gardens and forests, a peaceful spot, perfect for contemplation or in other magic places like the Corral del Carbón or the Palace of Dar al´Horra, that reminds the very ancient muslim past. The Gothic finds its main reference point in the Royal chapel with the tomb of the Catholic Monarchs and the Plateresque gate. The Renaissance is represented in the Cathedral and the San Jerónimo Monastery. The Cartuja monument has become the best piece of Baroque architecture of Granada.

Located in Southern Europe in East Andalusia, the Province of Granada is one of the most attractive spots on the Continents. It is a place of profound contrasts. Its mountains are the highest ones in the peninsula at more than 3.400 meters just seventy km from the tropical coast. The cold winters of the interior differ greatly from the warm summers on the beaches.

Sierra Nevada mountain, national park & winter sports resort. Tropical coast with the mediterranean white villages such as Motril, Salobreña & Almuñecar. Alpujarra charming area with typical & traditional countryside towns like Bubión, Capileira, Trévelez, Lanjaron, Pampaneira. The landscapes of Guadix with its caves-homes & Marquesado county.

Auditorio Manuel de Falla: Auditorium for 1.336 pax. Meeting rooms from 120 to 820 pax.

Caja General de Ahorros de Granada: meeting room for 200 pax.

Caja Rural de Granada: meeting room for 500 pax.

Carmen de Los Mártires: meeting rooms from 14 to 300 pax.

Carmen de los Chapiteles: open-air receptions.

Carlos I Amphitheatre and Terrace: Amphitheatre with capacity for 1700 pax.

Ifagra. Institución Ferial Armilla-Granada: meeting rooms from 200 to 6.000 pax.

Universidad de Granada: University School of Technical architecture, meeting room for 450 pax. Faculty of Sciences, meeting room for 744 pax. Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, meeting rooms for 888 pax. Faculty of Pharmacy, main lecture theatre. Faculty of Economics and Documentation, Neo-Mudejar chapel. Faculty of Medicine, meeting room for 326 pax.

Los Córdova Palace: meeting room for 150 pax. Exhibition hall.

Los Condes de Gabia Palace: meeting room for 150 pax. Exhibition halls.

Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos de Granada: Auditorium for 1.000 to 2.000 pax. Meeting rooms from 25 to 1.700 pax.

Machado, Picasso, Machuca and Albéniz Halls: meeting rooms from 160 to 320 pax.

Multi-use rooms Andalucia I-II-III: meeting rooms from 80 to 160 pax.

Palacio de los Condes de Gambia: meeting rooms for 112 pax.

Palacio de la Madraza: meeting rooms for 110 pax and exhibition hall.

Salobreña Arabian Castle: Patio de Armas Hall from 320 to 600 pax. Torre del Agua for 100 pax.

Salobreña Casa de la Cultura: Amphitheatre for 260 pax. Exhibition hall for 160 pax.

Paco Martin restaurant: in Granada. Inner hall for conference & banqueting for 250 pax.

Villa de Salobreña Auditorium: Amphitheatre for 376 pax. Meeting rooms from 75 to 150 pax.

El Capricho: Lounge for 2.650 pax in Monachil.

Casa de los Bates: in Motril, an open-air-receptions for 500 pax.

Almuñecar Casa de la Cultura: Auditorium for 500 pax. Meeting room for 100 pax.

Hotel La Bobadilla: Located in Loja. 60 rooms. Meeting rooms from 16 to 130 pax.

Hotel Alhambra Palace: Situated in Granada. 144 rooms. Meeting rooms from 18 to 160 pax.

Hotel Carmen: 283 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 450 pax.

Hotel Corona de Granada: 91 rooms. Meeting rooms from 200 to 350 pax.

Hotel Comercio: 14 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 80 pax.

Hotel Granada Center: 171 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 180 pax.

Hotel Los Fenicios: Located in Almuñécar. 43 rooms. Meeting rooms from 16 to 40 pax.

Hotel Luna de Granada: 250 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 500 pax.

Hotel Luz Granada: 176 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 350 pax.

Hotel Maciá Cóndor: 104 rooms. Meeting rooms for 60 pax.

Hotel Meliá Granada: 197 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 500 pax.

Hotel Parador de Turismo de Granada: 36 rooms. Meeting room for 25 pax.

Hotel Princesa Ana: 61 rooms. No meeting rooms.

Hotel Rallye: 79 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 200 pax.

Hotel San Antón: 189 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 700 pax.

Hotel Saray: 213 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 350 pax.

Hotel Triunfo Granada: 37 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 200 pax.

Hotel Tryp Albayzin: 108 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 400 pax.

Hotel Rumaykiyya: Located in Sierra Nevada. 46 rooms.

Hotel Meliá Sierra Nevada: Located in Sierra nevada. 169 rooms. Meeting rooms from 50 to 200 pax.

Meliá Sol y Nieve: Located in Sierra Nevada. 178 rooms.

Hotel Kenia Nevada: Located in Sierra Nevada. 67 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 80 pax.

Hotel Maribel: Located in Sierra Nevada. 24 rooms. Meeting rooms for 200 pax.

Gran Hotel Motril: located in Motril. 93 rooms.

Hotel Suites Albayzín del Mar: located in Almuñecar. 100 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 300 pax.

Los Abades: the Restaurant Los Abades is situated in an hotel in Loja (Granada) with a total capacity for 350 pax.

Full day city tour: Visit the Alhambra fortress & generaife gardens, the royal chapel & cathedral, the Albaicin arab quarter & the sacromonte quarter with the gipsy caves. Lunch in a local restaurant.

The Tropical Coast: Unending plantations of tropical crops welcome the visitor along the tropical coast and its 3 municipalities Motril, Salobreña and Almuñecar. In Almuñecar numerous water sports can be enjoyed and in the bay La Herradura one finds a calm tropical paradise for deep-water diving. Salobreña is a prettyu little town, full of Andalusian and Arabian atmosphere. The visitor is welcome to have a medieval dinners are held inside of the Salobreña Castle. Motril is a fishing town, also with a sports port, beautiful beaches and a Golf Club. The Montril municipality etends with unending fields of tropical fruits.

The County of Guadix and Marquesado: this austere landscapes with ochre-coloured hills, that turn red at sunset accomodate caves, that have become homes and the Calahorra Castle in the capital Guadix is one of the greatest heritages of Eastern Andalusia. You can go on an adventure trip in the Marquesado on board old carriages.

Granadas west: This varied county has a multitude of landscapes that accommodate numerous towns with a high monumental value, of which Loja is the most important.

The Natural Park of Sierra Nevada: here opportunities to take trips in dog sleighs or hourse sleigh-carriage, on snow bikes, of tracking or montain climbing, of hourse-riding or climbing, observation of animals et are offered.

Riofrío Fishing Reserve: here the visitor can participate in fishing competitions in the waters of this Intensive Fishing Reserve.

The Winter Sport Resort: this important Ski and Mountain Resort has become one of the most prestigious in Europe with regular venues for top competitions such as the European Alpine Ski Cup 98, the Snowboard Championships and Montain Bike World championships. Its ski slopes offer the posibility to ski at the height of more than 3.300 metres.

The Alpujarra area: on the South Side of the Sierra Nevada is one of the most charming areas in Spain. Alpujarras hills and ravines with an eternal green blanket is the setting for some marvellous typical and traditional countryside towns like Lanjarón, Orgiva, Pampaneira and Bubión Capileira. Round Alpujarra you can choose a tour on a donkey or hourse or do base-jumping.

The province of Huelva enjoys 300 days of sunshine per year, an eloquent testimony to its privileged climate and a region where nature reigns supreme. Situated here is the Doñana National Park, the largest and most impressive Nature Reserve in Europe. The city has few monuments of interest remaining since the 1755 earthquake, but its prime location on the delta between two rivers –the Tinto and the Odiel –and a well-protected arbour, have ensured a lucrative sea trade since Phoenician times.

Palacio de Congresos Casa Colón: Auditorium for 822 pax. Meeting rooms from 18 to 300 pax.

Centro de Congresos Foro Iberoamericano De La Rábida: meetings rooms from 25 to 415 pax.

Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes: meeting rooms for 136 pax.

Hotel Luz de Huelva: 107 rooms. Meeting rooms from 22 to 120 pax.

Parador de Ayamonte: In Ayamonte. Meeting rooms from 25 to 110 pax.

Parador de Mazagón: In Mazagón. Meeting rooms from 24 to 170 pax.

Hotel Islantilla: In Isla Cristina. Meeting rooms from 20 to 400 pax.

Málaga is a large sport city still very much Andaluz in character and attitude. The city has a important monuments an buildings, as its 16^th cathedral, with unfinished second tower that has a notable choir with fine carved tableaux. Other important monuments are the Arab Alcazaba, on Roman foundations, provides a good introduction to Moorish Architecture. It has a small archaeological museum. The Museo de Bellas Artes exhibits 16C and 17C Spanish artists and a few sketches by the teenage Picasso.

Antiguo Real Conservatorio Mª Cristina: Romantic-style building from the 19^th century. Meeting rooms for 375 pax.

Jardín Botánico Hispánico la Concepción: Botanical garden. Meeting rooms from 20 to 1.600 pax.

Hotel Larios: 40 rooms. Meeting rooms from 66 to 300 pax.

Hotel Málaga Palacio: 255 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 350 pax.

Hotel NH Málaga: 133 rooms. Meeting rooms from 25 to 1.000 pax.

Hotel Tryp Guadalmar: 185 rooms. Meeting rooms from 16 to 190 pax.

Parador de Málaga-Gibralfaro: 36 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 60 pax.

Parador de Málaga del Golf: 60 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 70 pax.

Parador de Nerja: In Nerja. 72 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 150 pax.

With a whole spectrum of alternating scenery, ranging from arid peaks, capped with snow for the greater part of the year, to ridges and folds mantled in shady forests. Flanking sun-filled valleys, the region preserves its autochthonous land-based culture almost intact.

Zaragoza is a lively city with many bars and eating places in and around the narrow streets of El Tubo district, the fact that is a home to a university and an army office school, as well as being an industrial city and growing convention centre, explains its high-spirited feel. Majestically set above the Rio Ebro, the symbol of the city is the impressive neo-classical basilica of Nuestra Señora del Pilar. There are numerous churches and other buildings of various architectural styles including the baroque cathedral of San Salvador and the old exchange, or Lonja.

Auditorio- Palacio de Congresos: meeting rooms from 10 to 2.500 pax.

Feria de Zaragoza: Auditorium for 630 pax. Meeting rooms from 20 to 150 pax.

Cámara de Comercio e Industria: meeting rooms from 80 to 400 pax.

Edificio Panarinfo Universidad de Zaragoza: meeting rooms from 50 to 350 pax.

Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón: Auditorium for 170 pax. Meeting rooms from 25 to 35.

Plaza de Toros Misericordia: a covered bullring for congresses, shows & banqueting for 13.000 pax.

Garden Restaurant: located by the Congress Center with a capacity for 450 pax for dinners & cocktails.

Hotel Palafox: 184 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 800 pax.

Hotel Meliá Zaragoza: 246 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 400 pax.

Hotel Boston: 315 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 300 pax.

Hotel Don Yo: 167 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 150 pax.

Hotel Goya: 148 rooms. Meeting rooms from 25 to 344 pax.

Hotel NH Gran Hotel: 138 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 350 pax.

Hotel La Romareda: 90 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 300 pax.

The principality of Asturias lies to open to the sea and sheltered by the soaring peaks of the Cantabrian range. In Asturias, nature can be seen at it most exuberant, with pride of place going to the Picos de Europa National Park and the leafy woods and forests of Muniellos, Redes and Peloño. Other attractions include Pre-Romanesque art, dating back to the dynasty of the Asturian monarchs, a wide and varied choice of museums and art galleries.

Oviedo, the Principality’s administrative capital rose to the pinnacle of its splendour at around the time of the 9^th century when, by royal decree, it became the capital of the Christian kingdoms. A tour through this elegant city gives one the chance to admire the most outstanding examples of pre-Romanesque art, namely, the Churches of Santa Maria del Naraco and San Miguel de Lillo, as well as the impressive cathedral of San Julian de los Prados, obligatory port of call during centuries for pilgrims on the Way to Santiago de Compostela, fascinating museums and a restored town centre, with lively squares and narrow thoroughfares.

Teatro Campoamor: meeting rooms from 100 to 1.440 pax.

Hotel de la Reconquista: 146 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 1.000 pax. Old Chapter from 125 to 250 pax.

Parador de Cangas de Onís: 64 rooms. Meeting rooms for 250 pax.

Gran Hotel España: 89 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 240 pax.

Hotel Regente: 126 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 240 pax.

Gran Hotel del Sella: located in Ribadesella. 82 rooms. Meeting rooms from 140 to 500 pax.

Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Gijón: meeting rooms from 30 to 1.000 pax.

Centro Jovellanos: Located on a hill overlooking the city of Gijón with 143.000 m2. Team Building activities.

Hotel Begoña Park: 96 rooms. Meeting rooms from 100 to 1.000 pax.

Parador de Gijón "Molino Viejo": 40 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 60 pax.

Hotel Príncipe de Asturias: 81 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 120 pax.

Lying just 100km from Africa’s western Sahara in the North Atlantic gulf stream, the Canaries offer a contrast to the Peninsula in both environment and some holiday opportunities. The lack of grand architecture and historic cities, along with a simple cultural background are more than compensated for by the startling and varied island landscapes, superb year-round climate and excellent beaches.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is a cosmopolitan city, open to the outside world. Due to its being capital, not only of the island but also of Las Palmas province, it was here that activity in the Canaries first began. The visitors can be combined their visits to the old quarter of the city where the Museo Canaria, the Casa de Colón ( Columbus house-cum- museum), the Atlántico Modern Art Centre and other typical buildings such as the colonial-style Cathedral can all be found.

Palacio de Congresos de Gran Canaria / Auditorio Alfredo Krauss: meeting rooms from 15 to 1.662 pax.

Centro de Convenciones Maspalomas: Located in Maspalomas. Auditorium for 650 pax. Meeting rooms from 50 to 4.000 pax.

Teatro Pérez Galdós: meeting room for 1.460 pax.

Casinos: casino Las Palmas in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Casino Tamarindos in Maspalomas, with casino palace dinner & show & Drago´s boite.

Hotel Meliá Las Palmas: 312 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 350 pax.

Hotel Reina Isabel: 255 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 550 pax.

Hotel Santa Catalina: 208 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 700 pax.

Hotel Maspalomas Oasis: Located in Maspalomas. 332 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 150 pax.

Hotel Imperial Playa: 142 rooms. Meeting rooms from 25 to 250 pax.

Hotel Sol Inn Bardinos: 215 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20to 45 pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Iberia: 301 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 180 pax.

Hotel Gloria Palace: Located in San Agustín. 448 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 110 pax.

Hotel Tamarindos: Located in San Agustín. 318 rooms. Meeting rooms from 100 to 400 pax.

Palacio de Festivales y Congresos de Cantabria: Auditorium from 566 to 1.642 pax. Meeting rooms from 20 to 375 pax.

Gran Casino del Sardinero: meeting rooms from 150 to 500 pax.

Palacio de la Magdalena: meeting rooms from 50 to 210 pax. Banqueting from 32 to 400 pax.

Hotel Real: 123 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 430 pax.

Hotel Bahía: 188 rooms. Meeting rooms for up to 1000 pax.

Hotel Castelar: 44 rooms. Meeting room for 45 pax.

Hotel Hoyuela: 55 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 360 pax.

Hotel Rhin: 89 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 250pax.

Hotel Santemar: 350 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 650 pax.

Hotel Suite Palacio del Mar: 68 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 1.000 pax.

Castro Urdiales (monumental village): Castro is one of the most important seafaring village on the Cantabrian coast with an interesting castle and a magnificent gothic church "Santa Maria". The gastronomy to be enjoyed is typical fresh fish and sea food from the Cantabrian sea.

La Magdalena – A palace for everybody: maybe one of the most representative environtments of Santander is "La Magdalena" with green areas and abundant woodland, in which a mini-zoo can be found. The Peninsula is surrounded by beautiful sun beaches and welcomes the visitor on its top with the majestic Magdalena Palace. Every summer tis palace becomes a great forumm for attractions of all the cultural sectors, while the rest of he year it is a perfect place t ocelebrate conferences.

Wave Baths in el Sardinero: El Sardinero reaches from la Magdalena to the lighthouse and this route will allow you to have a view of beautiful beaches and impressive buildings and to visit the Great Casin of Santander. One of the special summer activities of the region is the famous Wave Baths and the from the Gardens of Piquioo one has a beautiful landscape view.

Santillana del Mar: Santillana del Mar can found 30 km from Santander and is a living museum of an important Medival village. In Santillana del Mar there is also "La Colegiata de Santa Juliana", the most important religious monument of its time in Cantabria. 2 kilometers from Santillana one finds the caves of Altamira, declared a World Heritage of Mankind by UNESCO. The 300 meter cave contains over 150 prehistoric engravings.

Comillas: Comillas boast two very interesting monuments; Palacio de Sobrellano, a unique neogothic building, inaugurated in 1881 and El Capricho, one of the first works by the young Gaudí, lately converted into a restaurant.

With an area of 80.000 Km2 and five provinces –Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, Guadalajara and Toledo, the region of Castile-La Mancha offers the visitors its, as yet, little known cultural heritage and unexplored countryside.

Toledo lying at the heart of Spain and a stone’s throw from Madrid, is a historic city where the past is palpably present in the myriad facets its townscape: winding streets, cobbled alleys, hidden corners, façades, courtyards and patios…. Herein lies Toledo’s utterly singular nature and the reason for its being declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986. It is situated in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula, close to Madrid (70 km) and Barajas international airport (80 km).

Imperial capital and city of three cultures, Toledo is a unique city, on the banks of the river Tajo (Tagus). The mark of Christian, Islamic and Jewish cultures, museum city immortalised by El Greco and the finest writers on Spanish literature. Site of the court of Alfonso X EL Sabio (the Wise) who, in his School of Translators (13^th century) brought together the three cultures. In the XVI century it was the Imperial City of Charles V, who governed an intercontinental empire from the Toledan royal palace. Capital of tolerance and meeting point for East and West, it stood before the workd as a model of peaceful coexistence and succeeded in showing the universal character of culture and science. Nowadays Toledo is the capital of Castilla-La Mancha.

In Toledo, space has ages which sail between the arch and vault of the Roman world, the colour and shine of Visigoth gold and silver work, the aesthetic triumph of the Islamic brick and Mudejar plasterwork, the spirituality of the Gothic area, the classicism and harmony of Renaissance architecture, the sensual Baroque scenery, the erudite rationality of Neoclassicism, the new historicist language and functionalism of modern architectural lines.

Hotel Beatriz: 295 rooms. Meeting rooms from 16 to 2.080 pax.

Hotel Domenico: 50 rooms. Meeting rooms from 45 to 100 pax.

Parador de Toledo: 76 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 150 pax.

Alcázar (Museo del Ejército): History of the Army

Arte Contemporáneo: Contemporary art.

Casa del Greco: Paintings, furniture and objects from the time of El Greco.

Catedral: Sacred art.

Concilios y Cultura Visigoda: Visigothic art and archaeology. Romanic paintings.

Hospital Tavera: Paintings, sculpture, furniture, sumptuary Arts.

Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes: Architecture and painting.

Sinagoga de Santa María la Blanca: XII century synagogue.

Convento de Santa Úrsula: Reredos of the Visitation by Berruguete.

Santo Domingo el Antiguo: Sacred art. Paintings and tomb of El Greco.

Iglesia de Sto. Tomé (Capilla): "The Burial of Señor de Orgaz" painting by El Greco.

Sinagoga del Tránsito (Museo Sefardí): History of the Jewish People and their Migration.

Taller del Moro: Arab and Mudejar Industrial art and architecture.

The Jewish Quarter: The Synagogues of Santa María la Blanca and El Tránsito, the Gothic monastery of San Juan de los Reyes.

Renaissance Toledo: The "Imperial City", capital and court welcomes visitors through the monumental Puerta de Bisagra. Hospitals such as those of Tavera and Santa Cruz and the royal palace of Emperor Carlos V.

Arabs, Mozarabs and Mudejars: The walled area, the gates –such as those of Alfonso VI, Alcántara or Bab Al Mardum- and two mosques of the caliphal era –that of Cristo de la Luz and Tornerías- are essential Arab legacies.The Mudejar, one of the characteristic hallmarks of the city, is present at the Puerta del Sol, churches like Santiago del Arrabal or convents, i.e. Santa Isabel, not forgetting palaces of the nobility, for exemple Fuensalida. The Mozarab traces may be seen in the Mozarab Chapel of the Cathedral, as well as in several churches such as Santa Eulalia, Santa Justa and San Lucas.

The Cathedral and the Mark of the Cardinals: The influence and power wielded by its primate cardinals, patrons of the arts and culture. Their splendid legacy has been compiled in the Cathedral and foundations, namely the Colegio de Doncellas or Colegio de Infantes, the superb neo-classical building of Lorenzanas, and the industrial Arms Factory.

La Puebla de Montalbán: la Puebla de Montalbán sprang up on its current site in the 13^th century. King Pedro I conducted his passionate relationship with doña María de Padilla here. The town had a large Jewish colony. The Palace of the Duke and Duchness of Osuna, built in the mid 15^th century, inside there are three splendid stuccoed ceilings, one Mudejar, one Plateresque an the other, Gothic. The San Miguel Tower, which is the most representative monument in La Puebla. The Main Square with some of the importants monuments of the town: Church of Nuestra Señora de la Paz, Palace of the Duke and Duchness of Osuna and the City Hall.

San Martín de Montalbán: with the Montalbán Castle which is considered the most important of the Toledo’s Mountains. The church of Santa María de Melque in visigothic style, declared National Monument in 1931.

Consuegra: famous for the medieval battle of Consuegra. Marcial confrontation between the armies from Castilla-León comanded by Alfonso VI, and the almoravid troops of general Muhamad-ben-al-Haj in 15^th august 1097. This battle finished with the defeat of the armies from Castilla-León, the conquest of the castle, the loosing of the city and the death of Diego Rodriguez de Vivar, son of El Cid Campeador. Interesting to visit are the windmills.

Esquivias: Birthplace of the Quijote, lying 40 km from Toledo, houses important treasures, including Cervante´s House-Museum, in wich the great master of Spanish literature lived with his wife, Catalina Palacios. The Cervante´s House-Museum preserves the structure of the homes of wealthy 16^th century farmers, with beamed ceiling, doors with iron fittings and bars on the windows, winepress, stables, wine cellar and paved courtyards. The Convent of the Capuchins, constructed between 1719-1725, and of a neo-classical design. Its crypt still contains the mummified bodies of several monks who lived there. The Monument to Quijote, in a modernist style, and carried out by Julián Rodriguez Anaya in 1967. The Monument to Miguel de Cervantes, a work in white stone by Juan de Ávalos. The Ávalos House, a 16^th century mansion that still vaunts the traditional rows of balconies. The House of the eldest son of the Quijadas, a 16^th century palatial home with a doubly emblazoned façade. The Salazars House, a 16^th century mansion which belonged to the parents of Catalina Palacios.

Almagro: Situated in the geographical area of Campo de Calatrava, 25 km from Ciudad Real and about 200 km from Madrid. Almagro enters history from the Order of Calatrava, the grand masters of which chose it as a residence and governmental centre of their poseessions in the 13^th century. The 16^th century was the era of prosperity, the town grew, developed, and spread outside the walls. In 1972 Almagro was declared a National Heritage Site. The town became known as a centre for theatre and culture in the region. It is currently presenting its candidature as a World Heritage Site, because of its classification as a "City of culture and theatre".

In the autonomous region of Castile & León, a history fed by a succesion of cultures since the very origins of man has left its imprint in the wide variety of art and architecture to be seen throughout the territory. True gems in the form of churches, cathedrals, museums and art galleries, heritage sited and, the region’s classic hallmark, its castles. By following the three most characteristic routes, namely, the course of the river Duero, the silver route and the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James, officially granted world heritage status), the visitor can see it all.

It is the true heart of old Castile. The city’s enormous artistic wealth makes it one of the most popular destinations in Spain for cultural visits, while its human scale ensures that visitors will have no difficulty in getting around and enjoying all it has offer. Burgos offers a great variety of scenery, typical villages and sights, such as the world famous Monastery of Santo Domingo de Silos, not to mention the city’s cuisine.

Palacio de Saldañuela: meeting rooms for 138 pax.

Hotel Landa Palace: 42 rooms. Meeting rooms from 5 to 70 pax.

Hotel Puerta de Burgos: 137rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 500 pax.

Hotel Almirante Bonifaz: 79 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 250 pax.

Hotel Fernán González: 84 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 250 pax.

Hotel Rice: 50 rooms. Meeting rooms from 35 to 180 pax.

The origins of the city date back to the 1^st century A.D. when the roman 7^th legion established itself at the confluence of the Rivers Torio and Bernesga. King Ordoño II converted this first settlement into one of the most important centres in the Christian Spain of that time. At present, the city is made up of two easily distinguishable parts, namely, the old quarter which houses the entire monumental wealth of its glorious past and the modern city set out in clean grid-like lines.

Parador "Hostal San Marcos": 200 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 700 pax.

Hotel Conde de Luna: 154 rooms. Meeting rooms from 45 to 300 pax.

Hotel Cortes de León: 122 rooms. Meeting rooms from 18 to 200 pax.

It has been designated in its entirety as a national monument. Salamanca has become a national and international meeting point and a key reference, synonymous with past, present and future learning. Involved in the ongoing challenge to preserve a rich historical-artistic heritage and to be regarded as a city with one of the greatest cultural legacies in Europe, Salamanca faces the future with hopeful optimism, seeking to become the very model of culture, art (Art Nouveau & Art Deco museum) and universality. This city continues to captivate all those who have once had a taste of its soothing charm.

Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Castilla y León: meeting rooms from 6 to 1.090 pax.

Recinto Ferial- Mercado Regional de Ganados: meeting rooms for 200 pax.

Restaurante Albatros: meeting rooms from 60 to 450 pax.

Restaurante Hotel Las Torres: meeting rooms from 12 to 300 pax.

Finca La Fresneda: located at 70 kilometers from Salamanca. Horses exhibitions, amateur bullfight, trial with young bulls, banqueting for parties & Campo Carro bull´s tour.

Gran Hotel de Salamanca: 130 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 2.000 pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Salamanca: 63 rooms. Meeting rooms from 35 to 120 pax.

Hotel Horus: 86 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 625 pax.

Hotel Monterrey: 143 rooms. Meeting rooms from 200 to 700 pax.

Hotel NH Palacio de Castellanos: 63 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 200 pax.

Parador de Salamanca: 108 rooms. Meeting rooms from 22 to 350 pax.

Institución Ferial de Castilla y León: meeting rooms from 50 to 612 pax.

Hotel Olid Meliá: 211 rooms. Meeting rooms from 14 to 300 pax.

Hotel Felipe IV: 131 rooms. Meeting rooms from 8 to 1.000 pax.

Casino: located in Boecillo in the palace of gamazo counts. Banqueting facilities, restaurants, bars, night clubs.

Catalonia is a relatively small area over one thousand years of history, and a culture and language that have helped forge a character all of its own. The Catalans have always had an open-minded attitude to the outside world. They enjoy having foreign visitors amongst them and showing them around their region. Moreover, they like them to feel comfortable here, just as if they were at home. Perhaps, this is why, alongside its traditional charm, Catalonia manages to maintain a warm cordiality.

Many of the traditional folk fiestas are still very much alive. Mention must also be made the region’s superb cuisine, and its historical and cultural heritage, on display in galleries and museums of the kind dedicated to Salvador Dalí, one of the most frequented in Europe.

Palau d’Esports i Congressos: meeting rooms from 400 to 1.300 pax.

Palau de Fires: meeting rooms from 250 to 6.000 pax.

Auditori Narcís de Carreras: Auditorium for 250 pax.

Palau de Congressos de Platja d´Aro: meeting rooms for 3.000 pax.

Club de Golf Girona: outside the city in a beautiful setting. Restaurant for 450 pax.

La Torre dels Til·lers: Located in Les Planes d’Hòstoles. Traditional mansion from the 19th century. Total Capacity for 300 pax.

Restaurant L’Arcada: Sephardic cuisine in this important and old jewish city.

Reial Club de Golf de Cerdanya: Puigcerdà is located in the heart of the Catalan Pyrenees. It enjoys a dry, sunny climate and has a small aerodrome and restaurant.

Casino de Lloret: located in the mediterranean village of Lloret de Mar with restaurant service.

Casino Castell de Peralada: located in a castle in Peralada, with a nice restaurant.

La Torre de Can Roca: In Girona. Situated in a historical setting. Banqueting for 250 pax.

Restaurant Travé: In Figueres. Banqueting for 500 pax.

Tapas Bar: located at 100 meters from the Call Jewish quarter and by the Oñar river. Banqueting for 100 pax.

Gran Palace: located in Lloret de Mar. Spanish and International Show.

El Relicario: flamenco and tropical show in Lloret de Mar.

Casino de Lloret de Mar: Casino, Restaurant & Show. Capacity for 250 pax.

Castell Comte de Valltordera: medieval dinner with show, flamenco & dance with orchestra.

Balloning: a trip for 12 pax around the Gironès & l´Empordà areas.

Casino Castell de Peralada: A mansion built in the 14th century. Capacity for 1.000 pax.

Peralada Resort: Hotel Golf Peralada 5***** with spa center. Club de Golf Peralada with 18 holes. Casino Castell Peralada with gambling, restaurant, meeting rooms, open air Auditorium & Carmen church with cloister. Castillo Peralada wine & cava cellar & Museos del Castell with glass museum, the library, the gothic church & the wine museum.

Triangle Dalinià: The world of Dalí: Theater Museum in Figueres. House, Museum & Castell in Púbol and House-Museum in Port Lligat.

Hostal La Gavina: Located in S’Agaró. 74 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 130 pax.

Hotel Golf Peralada Resort: located in Peralada. 56 rooms. Business & conference center for 1.200 pax.

Hotel Carlemany: 90 rooms. Meeting rooms from 9 to 270 pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Girona: 114 rooms. Meeting rooms from 18 to 100 pax.

Parador d’ Aiguablava: Located in Begur. 87 rooms. Meeting rooms from 22 to 110 pax.

Columbus Hotel: Located in Platja d’Aro. 110 rooms. Meeting rooms from 21 to 170 pax.

Hotel Platja Park: Located in Platja d’Aro. 197 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 450 pax.

Hotel La Costa: Located in Platja de Pals. 120 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 130 pax.

Almadraba Park Hotel: Located in Roses. 64 rooms. Meeting rooms from 34 to 350 pax.

S’Agaró Hotel: Located in S’Agaró. 70 rooms. Meeting rooms from 50 to 480 pax.

Gran Hotel ReyMar: Located in Tossa de Mar.166 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 250 pax.

Gran Hotel Monterrey: situated in Lloret de Mar. 224 rooms. Meeting rooms for 425 pax.

Rigat Park Hotel: situated in Lloret de Mar. 104 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 610 pax.

Hotel Santa Marta: located in Lloret de Mar. 78 rooms. Meeting rooms from 18 to 140 pax.

GIRONA FULL DAY CITY TOUR.

Visit this important medieval city, with the Call Jewish quarter, the Centre Bonastruc Sa Porta former Synagogue, the Arab baths, the gothic Cathedral, the Monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants & a panoramic. Lunch in a local restaurant. Jews in Girona: In the 12th century, Jews moved to a lower part of the city. In 1160 they were already inhabiting the Call, the name given to Jewish quarters in Catalonia. It is a name coming from Latin callis (street), which would become carrer in Catalan and calle in Spanish. In medieval times, call meant a "group of narrow streets". These paved, narrow and labirynth streets constituted the urban space where most of the Jewish population in Girona settled in the 13th and 14th centuries. The community's main body was formed by tradesmen and craftsmen: tailors, shoemakers, weavers, barbers, furriers, blacksmiths, goldsmiths and silversmiths opened their workshops in the Call´s narrow streets. Others devoted their time to medicine and astrology, while those who had the means became money-lenders. In Girona there is The Bonastruc ça Porta Centre, located in the emblematic building that housed the last synagogue of Girona, is currently the home of the Museum of the History of the Jews and the Nahmanides Institute for Jewish studies.

Lleida is the principal city in the Catalonia hinterland with a monumental and cultural carácter and a strong service sector, backed by a long tradition of trade and flourishing cultural activity. Typical for Lleida is the conglomeration of different people, that created a rich heritage of varied cultures. Lleida was fomed around the hills with a fortified area, built around the river Segre. With emperor Augustus obtained the category of a Roman town and it went down in history for being the setting of the battle between pompey and Ceasar. The bridges and the footbridge over the canalisation of the river Segre, the new theatre of "l´Escorxador", the Enric Granados Auditorium, the recovery of traditional festivals and so on contribute to build up a more balanced modern city. Its character as a communications hub has made it a major service capital in all aspects. Parks such as those of La Mitjana and the Campos Elíseos, and recreational facilities in the surrounding countryside round off the city’s tourist attractions.

Auditori municipal Enric Granados: Auditorium for 803 pax. Meeting rooms for 245 pax.

Casino Principal: meeting room for up to 170 pax.

Centro Cívico Balàfia: meeting room for from 202 to 290 pax.

El Roser: outdoor square in an old convent & nowadays the Jaume Morera museum for cocktail parties up to 200 pax.

Escuela Universitaria de Turisme Terres de Lleida: Meeting room for 160 pax.

Exhibition room in Sant Joan square: meeting room for 180 pax.

Fundació La Caixa: Auditorium for 305 pax.

Palau de Vidre-Fira de Lleida: meeting rooms from 30 to 524 pax.

Sala Bulevard: meeting rooms from 150 to 200 pax.

Sala Jaume Magre: meeting room for 101 pax.

Teatre Principal: meeting rooms from 500 to 1.076 pax.

Teatre Municipal de l’Escorxador: meeting rooms for up to 310 pax.

Raimat: a wine cellar located in Raimat with banqueting for 400 pax.

Hotel Condes de Urgel: 105 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 500 pax.

Hotel El Castell: Situated in La Seu d´Urgell. 38 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 500 pax.

Parador de Turisme: In La Seu D´Urgell. 79 rooms. Meeting rooms for 100 pax.

Sansi Park: 107 rooms. Meeting rooms for 500 pax.

NH Pirineos: 92 rooms. Meeting rooms for 125 pax.

Transit: 48 rooms. Meeting rooms for 140 pax.

Castells de Lleida: Castles of Montsonis (for meetings & medieval menus), Montclar, Florejacs and Les Pallargues.

Cal Molí: rustic decoration. Tables on terraces during spring and summer. Mediterranean and day´s taking cooking. Total capacity during the summer from 30 to 240 pax and during the winter 80 to 240 pax.

Can Miquel: modern restaurant, decorated with paintings by Joaquim Ureña. Grilled cooking, snails and fresh fish. Total capacity for 80 pax.

Celler del Roser: old wine cellar, that has been turned into a restaurant with rustic decoration. Catalan cooking, specialized in snails and grilled meat etc. Total capacity from 2 to 60 pax.

El Nou Forn del Nastasi: very luxury restaurant in the central part of the city. Mediterranean and day´s taking cooking. Total capacity from 11 to 540 pax.

El Petit Català: Restaurant with modern decoration. Catalan and Mediterranean cooking. Total capacity from 10 to 350 pax.

Flor de lis: warm and welcoming restaurant with Mediterranean and regional cooking from Lleida. Total capacity from 1 to 68 pax.

Picadilly: total capacity during the summer 75 pax and during the winter 35 pax.

La Roca del Corb: typical grilling & barbecue on open fire, traditional cuisine and rustic decoration with Art exhibition.

Fonda del Nastasi: banqueting rooms from 10 to 512 pax.

Prats – La Finca: 28.000 m2 of land surrounded by gardens with banqueting rooms from 100 to 770 pax.

Restaurante la Mercè (Palau de Margalef): A building from the 18^th century with hermitage, oil mill, cellar and with banqueting rooms from 100 to 350 pax.

Traditional gastronomy, tasting wine of Costers del Segre,golf, 4x4 routes, archery, mountain bike, historic routes, excursions to Pyrenees, Aigüestortes national park, Sant maurici lake, Cadi-Moixeró national park, fishing, hunting, adventure sports (rafting, gliders, hangliding, canyons & cliffs, hydrospeed, free climbing, cross-country ski, alpine ski, dog sleighs, oil route, castle route, romanic route, trekking, horse riding, romanesque art collections, kayak, paintball, quads, nautical sports, snowmobile, bus-bob canyoning, heli-ski, etc.

The city’s medieval quarter sits spectacularly on a hill above the sea and busy harbour. It also has some of the Peninsula’s best Roman remains. The Passeig Archeologic, an archaeological promenade around the ancient walls, offers fine views of the town and encircles the old quarter and its sights –the Romanesque- gothic cathedral with small, attractive cloisters and a splendid 14th gothic altarpiece.

Tarragona is belonging to the Costa Daurada (Golden Coast). It is the official tourist designation for the strip of coast running from the Garraf massif to the Delta of the River Ebro. It is a coastline of fine sandy beaches, broken here and there by stretches of cliffs, the most prominent of which is the Cape Salou promontory. His urban structure is made up of a series of town and cities, such as Tarragona, Reus, Cambrils, Salou, Tortosa, Valls and El Vendrell.

Palau Firal i de Congressos: meeting rooms from 25 to 1.400 pax.

El Fortí de la Reina Restaurant: meeting rooms from 100 to 1.000 pax.

Les Fonts de Can Sala Restaurant: meeting rooms from 150 to 400 pax.

Palau de Fires i Congressos: located in Reus. Meeting rooms from 40 to 2.000 pax.

Teatre Fortuny: in Reus. Shows, theatre, music and dancing.

Universal´s Port Aventura: a fantastic Theme & Recreational Park situated in Salou, where multiple and exceptional attractions are to be found. Meeting rooms from 16 to 150 pax.

Mas Boronat: mansion with colonial style, in the middle of the nature in Salomó. Total Capacity from 20 to 200 pax.

Club de Golf Sant Jordi d’Alfama: in the middle of the Costa Daurada, in l’Ametlla de Mar.

Les Voltes: probably one of the oldest restaurants in Europe under the Roman Circus.

Les Fonts de Can Sala: a nice house/restaurant with local specialities.

El Fortí de la Reina: the old fortress of Queen Anna Stuart with pretty views over the city & the sea. Gourmet restaurant for individuals & groups.

Valldosera: wines and caves; this winery is located in one of the oldest famous farmhouses of the Alt Penedès, of he 16^th century. Total Capacity for 100 pax

Port Aventura: thematic park with 5 different areas and the best attractions of Spain.

Aqualeon: located in Albinyana, aquatic park and has also a natural wild safari park, where more than 600 animals run free.

La Boella Convention Center: located at 12 kilometers from Tarragona on the way to Reus. An old Masia from the 12th century surrounded by gardens with meetings and banqueting facilites till 600 pax.

Parc Samà: a Bouquet Banqueting & Tent rooms located inside the Park Samà with capacity for 350 and 1.200 pax.

Castell de Tamarit: located in Tamarit, a former castle builded in XI century, with its church. Total Capacity for 300 pax.

Hotel Imperial Tarraco: 170 rooms. Meeting rooms from 16 to 600 pax.

Hotel Ciutat de Tarragona: 168 rooms. Meeting room from 25 to 420 pax

Hotel Termes de Montbrió: Situated in Montbrió del Camp. 140 rooms. Meeting rooms from 45 to 450 pax. Spa center.

Parador de Tortosa: Located in Tortosa. 79 rooms. Meeting rooms from 26 to 200 pax.

TARRAGONA FULL DAY CITY TOUR

Visit this important Roman city with the Roman amphitheatre, Archeological walk, Pilatos palace, jewish quarter, mediterranean balcony, the romanesque & gothic cathedral and a panoramic. Lunch included in a local restaurant.

Wisely cherised and preserved, Extremadura possesses numerous cultural and historical sites and a pristine natural environment. The cuisine –varied, delicious and, above all, natural- is yet another of the attractions of this frontier land that opens out onto Portugal. All this is to be found in the region’s beautiful country villages and historic cities.

A whole list of reasons accounts for Cáceres being the ideal spot for gatherings of any type. It can offer: streets and rotundas to wander and explore in search of history and art; unrivalled cuisine and scenery; a monumental old quarter where the stones carry the echoes of the 15^th and 16^th centuries; friendly and helpful townspeople. A modern and youthful new town, in harmony with the Medieval City, lined with shops and businesses of all kinds and a comprehensive infrastructure of the highest quality.

Complejo Cultural San Francisco (Centro de Congresos y Exposiciones): Auditorium for 734 pax. Meeting rooms from 50 to 290 pax. The former Monastery San Francisco el Real from 1.472.

Hotel Meliá Cáceres: 86 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 252 pax.

Hotel Cáceres Golf: 103 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 500 pax.

Parador de Cáceres: 31 rooms. Meeting rooms from 25 to 70 pax.

Hotel V Centenario: 138 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 440 pax.

Parador de Guadalupe: Located in Guadalupe. 40 rooms. Meeting rooms from 50 to 200 pax.

Parador de Jarandilla de la Vera: Located in Jarandilla de la Vera. 53 rooms. Meeting rooms from 16 to 200 pax.

Parador de Trujillo: Located in Trujillo. 46 rooms. Meeting rooms from 18 to 110 pax.

Parador de Plasencia: located in Plasencia. 62 rooms. Meeting rooms for 150 pax.

Galicia lies in the North-east of the Iberian Peninsula, along Portugal’s northern border, forming part of Europe’s atlantic seabord and what is called "green Spain". It is characterised by rolling mountains that go sown to the sea. This is, in turn, invades the land, snaking inwards to form the fjord-like inlets known as the Rías Gallegas.

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History, modernity, cuisine, culture and tradition come together in a city whose history was written in and among the corners of its noble arcaded squares and the stately mansions of its historical Old Quarter. Its mild climate and unique rural surroundings render it possible for a whole range of activities to be enjoyed throughout the year, including fascinating tours through and Old Quarter that will surely transport the cisitor back to medieval times.

Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Pontevedra: Auditorium for 850 pax. Meeting room for 300 pax.

Feira Internacional de Galicia: Located in Silleda. Auditorium for 624 pax. Meeting rooms from 20 to 1.500 pax.

Auditorium de Campolongo: Meeting room for 202 pax.

Teatro Principal: meeting room for 430 pax.

Casino: casino La Toja located in Isla de la Toja, an island with gastronomy, golf course, casino & landscape.

Hotel Galicia Palace: 85 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 300 pax.

Gran Hotel de La Toja: Located in O Grove. 198 rooms. Meeting rooms from 55 to 600 pax.

Hotel Louxo: Located in Isla de La Toja. 116 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 190 pax.

Hotel Mondariz Balneario: Located in Mondariz. 65 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 175 pax.

Hotel Pazo O’Rial: Located in Vilagarcía de Arosa. 60 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 220 pax.

A busy city and rapidly-growing international port, has a good range of accommodation. Important fishing industry is centred in colourful and active El Berbés. In the warren of calles and plazas in the old part are 16-18C mansions of past nobility. There are grand views of the city and its ría.

Palacio José Nogueira Dalmás: Meeting rooms from 100 to 600 pax.

Centro Cultural CaixaVigo: Auditorium for 500 pax. Theatre-Concert Hall for 1.116 pax. Meeting rooms from 15 to 175 pax.

Hotel Bahía de Vigo: 110 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 1.000 pax.

Hotel Ciudad de Vigo: 101 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 220 pax.

Hotel Coia: 126 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 375 pax.

Gran Hotel Husa Samil: 137 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 600 pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Los Galeones: 80 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 225 pax.

Hotel Vigo-Real: 123 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 250 pax.

Parador de Bayona: meeting rooms from 20 to 550 pax.

Very few places indeed can compare with the region of La Rioja in beauty an variety as regards scenery and natural surroundings, fiestas, handicrafts and monumental sights or gourmet food and wines. The sensitive traveller who ventures to the upper reaches of the Ebro river valley will find his curiosity rewarded by the region’s overwhelming feeling of peace and tranquility.

Logroño has all the advantages of a town without any of the inconveniences of a big city. Its location near major centres, the sea and the French border endow it with an incomparable situation. Today´s city is best known for being at the heart of La Rioja´s wine trade.

Hotel Carlton Rioja: 120 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 200 pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Los Bracos: 72 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 100 pax.

Hotel NH Herencia Rioja: 88 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 200 pax.

Parador de Santo Domingo de la Calzada: Situated in Santo Domingo de la Calzada. 61 rooms. Meeting rooms from 60 to 120 pax.

The Murcia region is home to a rich compedium of scenery, art, monumental sights and recreational facilities. The visitor will come across beaches ideal for swimming almost all year round, cities, inland towns and villages laden with history, where life goes by unruffled.

MURCIAis situated in the centre of the Segura river valley, set amid the fertile huerta, is both university town and centre of industry and commerce. It is also a monumental city where architectural gems of great beauty are to be found and, at the same time, a modern metropolis with a great amount of contemporary activity in the form of exhibitions, theatre, music, opera and dance.

Auditorio y Centro de Congresos Región de Murcia: Meeting rooms from 20 to 1.800 pax.

Palacio Almudi: meeting rooms from 156 to 500 pax.

Teatro Romea: meting rooms from 200 to 1.174 pax.

Palacio de los Deportes: meeting rooms for 7.500 pax.

Casinos: Gran casino Murcia in Murcia at the Hotel Rincón de Pepe. Casino Costa Cálida located in Los belones at la Manga Club.

Hotel Príncipe Felipe / La Manga Club Resort/Hyatt Regecny: Located in Los Belones. 192 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 450 pax. Casino. Golf. Shows. Tennis. Football.

Hotel Arco de San Juan: 115 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 70 pax.

Hotel Conde de Floridablanca: 85 rooms. Meeting rooms from 14 to 110 pax.

Hotel Meliá 7 Coronas: 156 rooms. Meeting rooms from 18 to 600 pax.

Hotel NH Amistad Murcia: 148 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 150 pax.

Hotel Rincón de Pepe: 162 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 450 pax.

Hotel Galua: In La Manga del Mar Menor. 177 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 350 pax.

Hostería Palacete Rural La Seda: located in Santa Cruz, at 7 kms. from Murcia. A estate mansion from the 17^th century in the middle of a vegetable garden, with a gourmet restaurant for individuals & groups.

Since time, history and chance have conspired to make it an obligatory staging post and gateway to Europe. At any time of year, whether amidst the heights of the pyrenees mountain valleys, the disquieting desert of Las Bardenas, the rich monumental heritage lining the pilgrims’ way to Santiago,or the attractions of Pamplona, the visitor, -in touch with nature, far from noise and crowds, and with a comprehensive range of leisure and recreational activities to choose from- can neverthless enjoy the comfort of readily availanle services, all of which will inevitably make a trip to Navarre an experience to be repeated.

With two University campuses and one of the most prestigious healthcare complexes in Europe, Pamplona enjoys a top-quality lifestyle, enhanced by its many parks and gardens, and the historic walled Old Quarter, eloquent testimony to the city’s past.

The Plaza del Castillo, the central square that is the heart of Pamplona, leads onto an Old Part with excellent examples of buildings that witness the city’s cultural and historical development. Religious jewels, such as the Cathedral with its beatiful cloister or the churches of San Cernin or San Nicolás, and civil buildings, noble houses converted into apartments or government offices, such as those to be found in Calle Zapatería, stand on busy streets full of shops and bars catering for all tastes

A good way to get know the Old Part is to follow the route of the Encierro (Bull Run) from Santo Domingo to the Bullring via the City Hall Square and along Mercaderes and Estafeta. You don’t have to go far either to find peaceful parks: El Redín, Ciudadela, La Taconera and La Media Luna are nearest to the centre, but also worth a visit are the Japanese garden in Yamaguchi Park (near the Planetarium) or the University campuses.

Pamplona, the old Iruña (the basque name for the city) has traditionally been the heart of the basin to wich it gives its name.

Ciudadela de Pamplona: meeting rooms from 20 to 400 pax.

Museo de Navarra: meeting rooms for 180 pax.

Planeteario de Pamplona: meeting rooms for 233 pax.

Palacio de Bertiz: In Bertiz Arana. Meeting rooms fro 90 pax.

C.E.S.E.P.: meeting rooms for 627 pax.

It will be ready for the 21^st century. Auditorium for 600 pax. Meeting rooms for 1.600 pax.

Hotel Iruña Palace-Hotel Tres Reyes: 168 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 650 pax.

Iruña Park Hotel: 225 rooms. Meeting rooms from 16 to 1.150 pax.

Señorío de Monjardin: Located in Yesa. 40 rooms. Meeting rooms for 344 pax.

Alhambra

Don Pablo

Enekorri

Europa

Josetxo

La Olla

Palacio Castillo de Gorraiz. In Gorraiz.

Zubi-Ondo. In Huarte.

Tradition, culture and history have served to make the basque country one of the best known and most prominent autonomous regions in Spain. Soon, schemes on the scale of the projected San Sebastián or Bilbao Conference centres and Guggenheim museum will extend and enlarge range of services and infrastructure available for the holding of congresses or the staging of contests and special events of any type.

Medieval in origin, Vitoria experienced urban growth relatively late in its history, which has made for harmonius development of the city, with wide avenues, parks and gardens, extensive green areas and pedestrian precincts. Without any way sacrificing its quiet, retiring atmosphere, in teh course of the last few decades, Vitoria has incorporated the elements of a modern city. The most popular traditions are still very much alive today. Another typical aspect of th city is its lively streetlife.

Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones "Europa": Auditorium for 475 pax. Meeting rooms from 15 to 1.000 pax.

Palacio Villa Suso: meeting rooms from 22 to 350 pax.

Auditorium "Jesús Guridi " Escuela de Música "Jesús Guridi": Auditorium for 650 pax.

Aula Araba (Complejo Comercial Dendaraba) : meeting rooms for 300 pax.

Casa de la Cultura: meeting rooms for 175 pax.

Sala Luis de Ajuria: meeting rooms for 154 pax.

Teatro Principal: meeting rooms for 1.100 pax.

Centro Temático del Vino "Villa Lucia": located in Laguardia. A farm of 10.000 m2, wine cellar-museum, wine tasting, botanical garden & banqueting room for 290 pax.

Conde de Alava: traditional cuisine for 150 pax.

Dos Hermanas: founded in 1.887. Traditional cuisine, seafood & shellfish. Banqueting for 80 pax.

Hotel Gasteiz: 150 rooms. Meeting rooms from 12 to 200 pax.

Hotel NH Canciller Ayala: 185 rooms. Meeting rooms from 22 to 350 pax.

Located on the Costa del Sol, very near the beach and in the centre of its magnificent golf course. Swimming pool, golf & tennis school, restaurant.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Parador Málaga del Golf.

Guadalhorce Club de Golf.

A complete world of relaxation and diversion, in the heart of the Costa del Sol. Swimming pools, restaurants, bars, a beauty centre, casino & golf course.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Golf Torrequebrada.

Parador Málaga del Golf.

Excellent Hotel in Andalusian style. Swimming pools, tennis, gymnasium, sauna, golff, cinema, restaurant, bar-cafeteria, disco, thalassotherapy centre.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Mijas Golf Los Lagos.

Mijas Golf Los Olivos.

Situated on the beach and surrounded by two 18 hole golf courses. Two salt water swimming pools, restaurant.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Club de Golf Guadalmina.

Los Naranjos Golf Club.

Comfortable Hotel with sport facilities. Near the beach. Restaurant, cafeteria-bar, swimmnig pools, tennis, gymnasium, sauna.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

New El Paraíso Golf Club.

Golf Guadamina.

Situated on the beach front. Known as being the most complete sports complex for vacations in Europe. Swimming Pools, a wide variety of sports installations, helth & beauty centre bars & restaurants.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Atalaya Old Golf Course.

Atalaya New Golf Course.

Appointed as the Official Hotel for the 1997 Ryder Cup, in a natural area of great beauty. Swimming pool, bars, restaurant.

Golf courser near the Hotel:

San Roque Club.

Club de Golf Sotogrande.

Club de Golf Valderrama

Modern hotel, situated on Sotogrande harbour, near the beach. Restaurant, cafeteria-bar, tennis, gymnasium, sauna.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Club de Golf Sotogrande.

Club de Golf Valderrama.

Andalusian style village surrounded by 46.000 m2 of gardens, within the Sotogrande 1.800 hectare private estate. S-pool, health club, paino bar, restaurant & tennis court.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Golf Almenara.

Club de Golf Sotogrande.

One of the most beautiful Hotels in Spain. Swimming pool, pretty gardens, bar, restaurant, disco, tennis, beach club.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Los Naranjos Golf Club.

Marbella Club Golf Resort.

Situated on the beach front. Hotel with a big tradition. Swimming pool, tennis, gymnasium, sauna, jacuzzi, restaurant, bar-cafeteria.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Club de Golf Aloha.

La Quinta Golf.

Close to the beach. Squash, sauna, disco, jacuzzi, paddle, nice gardens & beach club.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Golf Río Real.

Los Naranjos Club de Golf.

Excellent Hotel with one of the most beautiful beach clubs of Marbella. Near the beach. Swimming pool, tennis, gymnasium, sauna, restaurant, bar-cafeteria.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Santa María Golf.

Golf Río Real.

Situated on the rich part of Marbella. Near the beach. Swimming pool, tennis, gymnasium, squash, sauna, restaurant, bar-cafetería, beach club.

Golf Courses near the Hotel:

Los Naranjos Golf Club.

Marbella Club Golf Resort.

Near the beach. Swimming pool, gymnasium, sauna, jacuzzi, restaurant, bar-cafetería.

Golf Courses near the Hotel:

Golf La Dama de Noche.

La Quinta Golf.

Situated in the heart of Marbella. Historic Hotel. Swimmig pools, tennis, gymnasium, squash, sauna, restaurant, bar-cafetería.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Golf Río Real.

Golf La Dama de Noche.

Situated between the sea & the mountain & with excellent services. Swimming pools, tennis, gymnasium, sauna, restaurants, bar-cafetería.

Beauty centre & preventive medicine.

Golf Courses near the Hotel:

Golf Río Real.

La Quinta Golf.

Situated in the outskirts of Marbella and at the foot of the Sierra Blanca. S-pools, tennis, handball, gym, football, volleyball, entertainment, restaurants, bars.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Los Naranjos.

La Quinta Golf.

Built like a palace within a magnificent golf course designed by Jack Niklaus. Swimming pools, squash, riding, restaurant.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Montecastillo Hotel & Golf Resort.

Vista Hermosa Club de Golf.

In the heart of the Costa Brava, in a natural setting of 5 hectares. Swimming pool, 2 tennis courts & water sports, restaurant.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Club de Golf L’Àngel de Lloret.

Club de Golf Costa Brava.

Located in the heart of the Costa Brava, between the beach and the golf course. Swimming pool, golf, tennis, riding, water sports, gymnasium, sauna, jacuzzi.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Club de Golf Pals.

Club de Costa Brava.

Near the beach. Swimming pool, bar, golf, gardens & located in the Club de Golf Costa Brava.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Club de Golf Costa Brava.

Club de Golf Mas Nou.

Located in the residential area of the bay of Sitges. Swimming pool, tennis & water sports. Restaurants, casino, cafetería-bar, barbecue-grill.

Golf courses near the Hotel:

Club de Golf Terramar.

Carretera. N-1, Km. 363. ARGOMÁNIZ

53 rooms. Noble stone palace with renaissance ornaments preserves the nobility of the Larrea Palace, where Napoleon regains strength before attacking the town of Vitoria.

CN-301, Km.251. ALBACETE

70 rooms. A garden in the heart of La Mancha, the stamp of Cervantes impregnates the character of this parador. Working sessions in the Sancho Panza and Dulcinea rooms.

Playa del Arenal. ALICANTE

65 rooms. A garden next to the Mediterranean. Located in the beautiful town of Jávea, to the north of the Costa Blanca, bathed by the warm waters of the mediterranean.

Playa de Mojácar. MOJÁCAR

98 rooms. Open to the Mediterranean, the white building rises up next to the very beautiful blue sea in a marine and coastal setting.

Villanueva. CANGAS DE ONÍS

64 rooms. Monastery of San Pedro de Villanueva from the 12^th century & declared national monument in 1.907. It is set on the banks of the river Sella & near the Peaks of Europe.

Parque sabel La Católica, s/n. GIJÓN

40 rooms. Former mill in the Isabel La Católica park. It occupies a hundred-year-old mill very close to San Lorenzo beach, with a beautiful pond.

Marqués Canales de Chozas,2. ÁVILA

61 rooms. 16^th Century Palace (the former Piedras Albas Palace) in monumental Ávila, a city blessed by stone. It backs onto the city walls and offers every comfort in a magnificently recreated atmosphere.

Carretera Barraco-Béjar, Km.43. GREDOS

77 rooms. Stone construction in the heart of the Paradores and, like then, in 1928, it preserves the exquisite atmosphere of the Gredos mountain range with its pine groves in a comfortable construction with solid stone walls.

Plaza Constitución, 3. MÉRIDA

82 rooms. 18^th Century Convent, the Parador is housed in a historical building, installed on the remains of a temple dedicated to the Concordia de Augusto which conserves the structure of the former 18^th c. Convent. Mudéjar, Roman and Visigothic elements adorn its interior. The inner courtyard and the beautiful mozarabic gardens also stand out.

Pza. Corazón de María,7. ZAFRA

45 rooms. 15^th century castle; Mudéjar, Herrera and Baroque elements share the ornamental aspect of this castle-palace built on the remains of an Arabic fortress, which had Hernán Cortés as its guest of honour before his departure to the recently discovered new world.

Paraje El Bac de Sau,. VIC

36 rooms. A farm with views, the Sau reservoir presides over the tranquillity of a landscape which shows the natural appearance of the region of Osona. Recovering the traditional air of the Catalan farmhouse and incorporating a magnificent swimming pool with unsurpassable views, the building brings together original representative elements such as large windows with half arches, the grillwork of the balconies, galleries and arcades between protective stone walls.

Castell de Cardona s/n. CARDONA

57 rooms. Medieval castle with tower and romanesque church. The fortified 9^th c. Enclosure where the parador is located conceals a 2^nd c. tower and an 11^th c. church along with spectacular bedrooms, some with four-poster beds. The headland on which it is sited, a privileged viewpoint of the fortified town, and the solid stone walls.

Plaza Mayor, 1. LERMA

70 rooms. Located in the former Palace from the 17th century of Duque de Lerma. Gym, sauna, Turkish bath, s-pool and at 5 kilometers there is the Golf course Lerma with 18 holes.

CÁCERES

Calle Ancha, 6.CÁCERES

31 rooms. The former Torreorgaz 14^th c. palace, built on Arabic foundations, has a door with a lintel and a Baroque coat of arms, in harmony with its location, in the heart of the monumental quarter of the city, declared a World Heritage site.

Calle Santa Beatriz de Silva,1.TRUJILLO

46 rooms. The Parador is located in a former 16^th century convent in the historical, monumental town of Trujillo, the birthplace of discoverers and the expression of the character of Extremadura.

Avenida García Prieto,1.JARANDILLA DE LA VERA

53 rooms. 15^th c. medieval castle-palace, fortification which for months was the home to an illustrious guest: the Emperor Charles V, with views of the Gredos mountain range , noble coats of arms courtyard, forged metal lamps and wooden beams.

Calle Marqués de la Romana, 10.GUADALUPE

40 rooms. 15^th c. Hospital of St. John the Baptist takes refuge in the religious spirit of absorption and reflection offered by the Monastery of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe .

Plaza San Vicente, s/n. PLASENCIA

62 rooms. The former gothic convent of Santo Domingo dating from the 15^th century & founded by the Zúñiga family.

Avenida Duque de Nájera, 9.CÁDIZ

97 rooms. Next to the Atlantic on the coast of Cádiz, this hotel complex by the sea, in a unique enclave has a modern architectural structure.

Plaza del Cabildo, s/n. ARCOS DE LA FRONTERA

24 rooms. Historical Palace, the cultural crossbreeding of the Casa del Corregidor displays an Andalusian character, with latticework, white walls and a courtyard.

Las Cañadas del Teide. LA OROTAVA ( TENERIFE ISLAND)

37 rooms. High mountain house with impressive panoramic views; this beautiful parador rises up 2.200 m. high on the island of the "eternal spring", in the Cañadas del Teide Nature Reserve. The parador offers the traveller the exclusive opportunity to spend the night in the middle of this extinct crater.

Playa Blanca, 45. FUERTEVENTURA (FUERTEVENTURA ISLAND)

50 rooms. Colonial building bathed by the Atlantic, with the fine-grained sand of "Playa Blanca" and splendid panoramic view of Fuerteventura. It maintains its stately impression with its structure and white façades.

Las Playas s/n. EL HIERRO ( EL HIERRO ISLAND)

47 rooms. A combination of sea and mountains, on the volcanic, paradise island of El Hierro. This beautiful Parador rises up, next to the sea, with whitewashed walls and wooden balconies.

San Sebastián de la Gomera. SAN SEBASTIÁN DE LA GOMERA ( LA GOMERA ISLAND)

42 rooms. Canary isles mansion with an air of columbus and views of the sea, this parador rises up on the enigmatic "Island of Columbus" on the Canary Isles.

El Zumacal. BREÑA BAJA (LA PALMA ISLAND)

78 rooms. A new Parador opened in 1.999 with typical local architecture and surrounded by gardens. It is located at 8 kilometers from Santa Cruz de la Palma.

Plaza Ramón Pelayo, 11. SANTILLANA DEL MAR

25 rooms. A large ancestral home from the 17^th century located in the Ramón Pelayo square & near the other Parador.

Plaza Ramón Pelayo,s/n. SANTILLANA DEL MAR.

56 rooms. In the heart of Santillana Del Mar, a small Cantabrian town whose origins go back to the 8^th century, this 17^th-18^th c. Ancestral home, with creepers climbing up the walls, offers its guests beautiful bedrooms and living rooms.

39588 Fuente Dé. FUENTE DÉ

78 rooms. Sheltered by the Picos de Europa in an unforgettable landscape. The bulding, next to the bottom of the cable car which goes up to the Cable viewpoint.

Avenida Papa Luna, 5. BENICARLÓ

108 rooms. With a Mediterranean flavour, the splendid Costa del Azahar gives refuge to the monumental garden of this parador, located next to the sea.

Plaza Nuestra Señora De África, 15. CEUTA

106 rooms. By the sea with an "Andalusí " air, the parador occupies a modern building backing on to the ancient Royal Walls, brimming with Andalusian and Arabic details. Some of the bedrooms are located in the former vaults of the Artillery Stores.

Ronda de San Francisco, 31. ALMAGRO

55 rooms. 16^th Franciscan Convent with a Cervantine atmosphere in its wine cellar-bar. Austerity and old flavour in this former Convent of San Francisco.

Autovía Andalucía, km 174. MANZANARES

50 rooms. Landscaped country house with La Mancha character, with white walls covered with Arabic tiles. This parador is located between the beautiful areas of the Tablas de Daimiel Nature Reseve and the Ruidera Lagoons.

Avenida de la Arruzafa, s/n. CÓRDOBA

94 rooms. Viewpoint of the city of the caliphs, built on the ruins of the small summer palace of Abderramán I , a hill surrounded by vegetation at the foot of the Córdoba mountain range and 4ºC colder than the city, the Parador is an ideal place, quiet and spacious, to discover the city of the caliphs.

Calla Almirante Fernández Martín, s/n. EL FERROL

38 rooms.Stately mansion, the Prador oozes a maritime air and flavour, where nautical motif, world map and navigational details decorate walls and corner sports.

Plaza del Obradoiro,1. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA

136 rooms. Hospital real, a refuge for pilgrims at the end of the15th c., framed by the Plaza del Obradoirio, art is its essence. The hotel is now an authentic museum along Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque lines, considered to be the oldest hotel and one of the most emblematic in the world, with four cloisters of immense beauty.

Paseo Hoz del Huécar, s/n. CUENCA

62 rooms. 16^th convent in front of the suspended houses, the Hoz del Huécar gorge impregnatesthe supporting stone of the Former Convent of San Pablo with spirituality. Pastoral vegetation and sheer walls, the "Casas Colgadas" ( Suspended houses) for an inimitable oil painting, which can be enjoyed as a natural background from its bedrooms.

Avenida Amigos de los Castillos,3. ALARCÓN

13 rooms. Medieval Arab fortress, this 8^th c. castle with stone and Castilian wood, retains the magical aura of the Arabic influence.

Platja d’ Aiguablava. BEGUR GIRONA

87 rooms. Coves, pine trees and sea, overlooking the sea surrounded by pine trees.

Real de la Alhambra,s/n. GRANADA

35 rooms. 15^TH C. convent, the enchantment of spending a night in the gardens of the Alhambra is the exclusive opportunity offered by this Parador, with its bedrooms, all different. The views of the Generalife, the gardens of Secano and Albaicín are a real luxury.

Plaza del Castillo, s/n. SIGÜENZA

81 rooms. 12^th century medieval castle, installed in an Arabic citadel, which was constructed on a Roman settlement, this imposing castle was built from the year 1123 onwards, and was the residence of bishops and cardinals until the end of the last century. With fur poster beds, stately rooms, ideal for meetings and celebrations.

Plaza de Armas,14. HONDARRIBIA

36 rooms. 10^th century castle on the Bidasoa estuary, a defensive fortress founded in the year 980 by the Navarrese king Sancho Abarca, the walls of which conceal a magnificent interior.

El Castillito,s/n. AYAMONTE

54 rooms. Vantage point over the mouth of the river Guadiana and the Atlantic coast, a quiet place ideal for rest.

Playa de Mazagón. MAZAGÓN

43 rooms. Natural setting by the sea. The enclave of the establishment, close to the Doñana Nature Reserve, offers the Parador a very special beauty, beautiful landscape, next to the beach, with a splendid garden.

Valle de Pineta, s/n. BIELSA

24 rooms.Pyrenean refuge at the foot of Monte Perdido. The ardent Pyrenean nature of the eastern side of the Ordesa Nature Reserve gives shelter to the facilities of this charming refuge, in the reign of comfort. The height and purity offered by Monte Perdido and the cheerful appearance of the river Cinca.

Plaza de Vázquez Molina, s/n. ÚBEDA

31 rooms. 16^th century palace. In one of the beautiful town of Ubeda’s most monumental squares, Vázquez Molina, this aristocratic style palace rises up, concealing, behind its façade, a most beautiful inner courtyard with double gallery, with the upper part glazed.

Castillo de Santa Catalina. JAEN

45 rooms. An exceptional 13^th century arabic Castle-fortress located on a hill with excellent views of the city.

Sierra de Cazorla, s/n. CAZORLA

33 rooms. An andalusian style House surrounded by vegetation and located in the middle of nature, in the heart of the Cazorla Nature Reserve in a tranquility area.

Plaza de San Marcos,7. LEÓN

200 rooms. 16^th c. monastery-hospital. This monumental building, whose admirable plateresque façade was built from around the year 1515 , conceals in its interior a real gallery of works of art. The church, the cloister, the chapter house...Staying the night here is a real luxury.

Avenida Calvo Sotelo, s/n. VILLAFRANCA DEL BIERZO

40 rooms. Large house embraced by wild vines. This Parador rises up on the roa to Santiago, set in a majestic monumental city, with a reflection of Galician country manors in its architectural forms and bedrooms with a marked Castilian accent.

Calle Amador Fernández, 7. RIBADEO

47 rooms. Viewpoint over the Eo estuary. In an exceptional setting at the mouth of the Eo, this beautiful Parador has all the flavour of the Cantabrian. The views are unique from the dining room: the Eo estuary and the little Asturian villages on the far shore.

Calle Valeriano Valdesuso,S/N. VILLALBA

06 rooms. 15 the century medieval tower. A brick and solid wood Parador, both epic and medieval, ideal for rest and for admiring this beautiful town in Lugo, capital " Da terra Chá ". It occupies the tower of the castle from which the Andrade wielded their power, and has six elegant bedrooms, in which the shades of the dark woods and the thickness of the walls take precedence.

Carretera Baqueira Beret. ARTÍES

40 rooms. A refuge with Pyrenean charm. Snowcapped peaks, green luxuriance and clear skies, blakc of the Casa de Dr. Gaspar de Portolà, the discovere of California, where the Parador is located.

Calle Sant Domènec,6.SEU D’URGELL

78 rooms. A cloister full of vegetation. Next to the Romanesque cathedral of La Seu d’Urgell. It has an inner courtyard, a former Romanesque cloister , full of flowerpots, ivy and hanging plants..

Carretera de Túnel, s/n.VIELLA

135 rooms. A privileged spot in the Catalan Pyrenees. This Parador rises up like a balcony from which to contemplate unsurpassable panoramic views of the Vall d’Arán; the views are most spectacular from the building’s circular glazed living room, with its central chimney.

Avda. Generalísimo, 1. CHINCHÓN

38 rooms. 17 the century augustinian convent. Inimitable cloister.

Paseo García del Olmo, S/N. ANTEQUERA

55 rooms. In the heart of Andalusia. Green gardens, white walls, historical Antequera, an enclave of the Baroque.

Castillo de Gibralfaro, S/N. MALAGA

38 rooms. Málaga balcony. On the Gibralfaro mount and facing the "alcazaba" citadel, with impressive views o