Port Aventura lies near the coast of Spain next to a town called Salou in the province of Cataluña. Besides its excellent, fine-sand beaches, the Costa Daurada also offers the facilities of the Port Aventura Park. A trip packed with fun and adventure to its different themed areas: Mexico, the Far West, Mediterrania, Polynesia and China, with live shows and endless attractions, such as the emblematic Dragon-Khan ride. The most refreshing fun to be had at Port Aventura is in its Costa Caribe complex, with various aquatic attractions, children's areas and recreation areas. A visitor will discover the mysteries of Imperial China, win the respect of the Far West, explore the jungles of Polynesia, travel through exotic Aztec Mexico and experience the picturesque scenes of the Mediterranean. There are hundreds of rides at Port Aventura ranging from gentle rides for the little ones to exciting roller coasters. A visitor will find the single in the world 8 looped roller coaster Dragon Khan. This is one of the main attractions.
Port Aventura is more than just a theme park. It has 3 of its own hotel complexes. Each complex has its own restaurants, bars and entertainments as well. One of the hotels is right inside the theme park. When it is time to restock on energy, the park has numerous restaurants and excellent hotels offering a full range of facilities and services.
SpainThe country is the home of the prospering capital Madrid, the vibrant coastal city of Barcelona and the city where flamenco was born, Sevilla. |
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AndalusiaAndalusia is the jolliest part of the country. All year round the region attracts tourists by its festivals, traditions and cheerful people |
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Autonomous Region of NavarreAutonomous Region of Navarre has more than 50 natural reserves, the most famous of which are Reserva Integral de Lizardoia and Parque Natural de Señorío de Bértiz |
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AvilaAvila is a beautifully preserved medieval city, with staggering city walls, towers, monasteries, nunneries and churches |
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Balearic IslandsBalearic Islands are famous for its nature, beaches, excellent climate. It is one of the most attractive tourist areas in Spain |
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BarcelonaIt’s Spain's second largest city and the capital of Catalonia. The city has a wealth of unique historic architecture and has emerged as one of the most popular tourist destinations during the 1990s. |
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Canary IslandsIn times of antiquity the Canary Islands were called the gardens of Gesperid, noting the divine origin. Someone believe that the islands are a part of sunken Atlantis |
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CantabriaThere are 6 national parks and reserves on the territory of Cantabria. Unspoiled beaches extend from east to west for 110 km. Mild climate |
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CatalunyaSituated in the northeastern Iberian Peninsula, Catalonia is a land of rich and varied scenery, 580 km of Mediterranean coastline, and has preserved a rich architectural heritage. |
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Costa Del SolThe name translates in English as "Sunshine Coast". The area's mild climate is the root attraction that makes it possible to enjoy the beaches and a wide variety of outdoor activities year round. |
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GaliciaBeing one of the greenest and most unusual regions Galicia is home to one of the best coastlines in Spain |
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MadridThe capital of Spain is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. With its intense cultural activities and artistic vitality |
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MajorcaMajorca is the largest Spanish island and an almost all-the-year round resort. The tourist season here starts on April 1 and lasts till November. |
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Principality of AsturiasPrincipality of Asturias - a historical pride of the whole of Spain with beautiful corners of untouched nature |
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ToledoToledo - one of the most important centres of European medieval history is also known for national cuisine, especially the world famous marzipan |
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ValenciaRest in Valencia - a great opportunity for any summer sport –swimming, scuba diving, golf, tennis and others; a variety of nightlife and cultural programs |
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Breda (Girona)Breda (Girona) was founded by Romans near the Onyar River. Now, when the city has grown dramatically, the river divides it into Old and New halves |
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Castellfollit de la RocaTiny - about 1 sq km - Castellfollit de la Roca stands on the high cliff between Toronell and Fluvià rives and is a fabulous viewpoint. |
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El Far d`EmpordàEl Far d'Emporda is a municipality in 47,5 km from Girona. Its major landmark is the XIII century Gothic church of St. Martin (Església de Sant Martí) |
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Els Hostalets d`En BasHostalets d'en Bas is situated on the south of the d'en Bas Valley. It is a scenic agricultural village listed as a historical landmark. |
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HostalricThe Hostalric municipality is well-known for its bright festivals and funfairs as well as for the early medieval Hostalric castle. |
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Ibiza and FormenteraIbiza and Formentera - the most popular holiday destination for European youth. From June to September the island is an endless disco, that attracts connoisseurs of modern music |
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La Bisbal d`EmpordàLa Bisbal d'Empordà’s foundation dates back to VIII century, when the first local church of Santa Maria de la Bisbal was consecrated. |
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OlotOlot, the town situated in the Catalonian Pyrenees, is famous for its volcanic craters. The most spectacular local landmark is a church in one of them |
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PorqueresThe municipality of Porqueres includes mountainous villages of Pujarnol and Merlant; Usall, located near the Lake of Banyoles; and Mata, its capital. |
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PubolThe Castle of Pubol is located in a small medieval town in the Baix Empordà region of Catalonia. It was the home to surrealist painter Salvador Dali and his wife Gala. |
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RupitRupit is a small town located on the territory of the La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park. It’s famous for its unique hardened lava-covered streets |
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Santa Coloma de FarnersThe municipality of Santa Coloma de Farners is known for the Park of San Salvador with its fountains and nice SPA in the Termes Orion Hotel. |
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TarragonaThe town known as Imperial Tarraco since the Roman domination offers a number of historical sites including churches from several different periods and a well preserved Roman colosseum. |
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TorderaAlthough Tordera is not in the list of the most visited Spanish towns, it is still a nice place with scenic nature and an obligatory Romanesque church |
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ZaragozaZaragoza, located in the valley of the Ebro River, is as old as the Christian religion. Some tourists are attracted by its history, other – by nature. |
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Aquopolis waterpark in La PinedaThe waterpark Aquopolis La Pineda is 110.000 sq m of fun: there are rides, pools, amazing attractions and the most modern dolphinarium in Europe. |
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Church of Colònia GüellArchitect Antoni Gaudí managed to design buildings of irregular shapes using only chains& bags. The Church of Colònia Güell is one of his works. |
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Costa DoradaWarm shallow waters and 216 kilometers of sandy beaches of Costa Dorada – “the Golden Coast” – attracts about 3,500,000 tourists every year |
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Dali Theatre and MuseumIt is a museum of the artist Salvador Dali in his home town of Figueres, in Catalonia and one of the Spanish State’s most frequently visited museums. |
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Lake of BanyolesLake Banyoles is the largest one in the eponymous system of karstic lakes. This reservoir is of high ecological importance for the whole region |
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Montserrat monasteryIt is the site of a Benedictine abbey, Santa Maria de Montserrat hosting the Virgin of Montserrat sanctuary and which is identified with the location of the Holy Grail in Arthurian myth. |
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Montserrat Royal BasilicaThe Montserrat Royal Basilica located at the foot of the eponymous mountain is famous for the carving of the Black Virgin, which dates back to XII c. |
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Patum de BergaPatum-de-Berga annual celebration is recognized as the Proclamation of Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. |
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Sausage MuseumYou can't live without meat? Then you will love the Sausage Museum (Museu de l'Embotit), which tells the history of 150 years of sausage making |
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