Places in Spain

mom wont let me return to granada, spain? My mom wants me to travel abroad again next summer, but she wont let me go back to the place i went this summer. (granada, spain) I understand that she wants me to explore new places and new cultures, but i fell in love with Granada and i was happier there than any other place I've ever been. (i want to live there when I'm older) I had a great experience there, learned a lot of Spanish, and don't see why its a problem if i choose Granada over other places in Spain. (she wants me to go to northern Spain, but there's so much more culture in Granada that i didn't get to see.) what do you think?

where to develop your pictures in Granada, Spain? California has a CVS, Target, stores where you develop film for 24 hours or a couple days. Are there places like these in Granada Spain? I'm thinking of taking my Canon AE-1 and some film but want to know if I can develop or buy film there?

What is there to do in Madrid/Granada Spain? Cool sights to see? Places to eat/dance? cheap, free, fun; off the beaten path, non-touristy sights, dance places, bars/pubs, both laid back and adventurous, boat things, coast, mom/pop eateries

Questions about places in Spain? Andalucía 1. What is the geography like in this section of Spain? 2. What is the Sierra Nevada? 3. What is the weather like? Sevilla 1. Why is the Catedral important? 2. What is La Giralda? 3. What cultures have influenced Sevilla? Granada 1. Describe the province in which Granada is located. 2. Describe the Alhambra. Tu comunidad 1. How does the geography and weather where you live compare and contrast to that of Andalucía? 2. If you were writing a travel guide for your city or town, what places would be important to see? Why?

best places to backpack through in Spain? I'm planning on doing a contiki tour through spain, which basically goes throguh madrid, ibiza, barcelona, pamplona, granada, seville and cordoba. I also want to spend up to two weeks in Spain afterwards, so where should I go? I want to to do it cheaply and meet other young (I'm 21) backpackers along the way.

what is there do do in these places in spain? granada madrid sevilla cordoba salamanca toledo

Best place to learn Spanish in Granada (Spain)?

Great tapas restaurants in Seville, Cordova & Granada in Spain? Looking for good tapas restaurants to visit in April in Andalucia, Spain. Anyone live there or been there on vacation who can recommend good places to eat in either Seville, Cordova or Granada? Also, any good tango & salsa bars? Thanks :)

Where's best to fly from in the uk going to granada spain? Where is the best place to fly from? i live in Sheffield, and as far as i can see there are no flights from doncaster aiport and the flights from manchester connect in london...which there is no point in doing i assume. I'm not an avid traveller so a little help is appreciated. Cheers.

Things to do in Granada Spain? I am going to Granada Spain for two weeks. I am going for an intensive Spanish course but I want to do things at the weekends and evenings/afternoons. What places would people recomend/avoid. I want to know what the general impression people got of the place. Thank you.

In your opinion what is a good place to visit in Spain? I am a college student, I'm visiting Spain with some friends, we've lowered our choices to Madrid Seville Cordoba Granada which would be a good place to visit between these? Whats there to see and do? I like night life, and a lot of culture. im going around August time. Staying for a month Cadiz is a consideration too. I don't really know to much Spanish my friend knows a little. Would we have a lot of problems?

Places to visit in Spain!? In a few weeks, I'll be traveling to Spain with some classmates. We're going to Barcelona, Costa del Sol, Granada, Seville, Cordoba, Madrid and Toledo. For those of you who have researched and/or traveled to these areas, could you please share some destinations? Fountains, museums, statues, etc. Also, if you have traveled, what did you like the best? Worst? Did you have any regrets about not going to certain places? Anything else you'd like to share would be great! Thanks!!

What's the best place in Spain to study Arabic language and Islamic culture? I'm a college student in the U.S., majoring in near eastern languages and cultures (doing the arabic track), and I'd like to spend all of next year studying abroad in Spain. I'm looking to take classes on Arabic culture and language. I know the complu, and the Universidad de Sevilla and the Universidad de Granada all have departments (in addition to some others), but I'm hard pressed to find a program where I'm not prevented from enrolling in these classes as an extranjera. I know CIEE has its "advanced liberal arts" program in Sevilla that would allow me to do this, but are there any others? And is Sevilla a good city in which the influence of Islamic culture is evident? (I know Granada is...) And a fun place to be? (I know Madrid is...) This is a really longwinded question, but answers to any part of it would be appreciated. Thanks!

Is Spain a good place to travel with an infant? I am looking into traveling to Spain and in particular the South. I would like to head there before my baby boy turns two. He is 7 months right now. Have you traveled with your baby in Spain? Where did you stay? I am looking for inexpensive accommodations and would love to go to Seville and Granada. Is is safe and doable with a baby?

describe the alhambra palace in granada,spain? what does this place reflect upon islamic culture in spain?

Going to Granada, Spain in November. Where should we stay? We are going to Granada in November for 5 days, and I'm not quite sure if we should stay in the Centre, or the Albaycin district. There are self catering apartments in both places for decent rates. Both areas appear to be basically next to each other, but I would like advice on the best area. Thanks!

Doing a project on Spain... Are these three sightseeing places good? Didn't really know how to phrase the question well, but I wanted to pick three sightseeing places that were the major ones in Spain rather than pick three that aren't that important or that people usually don't consider the major ones. What do you think of.... El Prado? Granada? Las Ventas Bullfighting? Is there something major that I CANNOT miss when talking about sightseeing of Spain? I'm guessing out of the three, you would probably say Las Ventas Bullfighting isn't as important... But anyway, thanks in advance for your help! I really appreciate it!

Best Place to live in Spain, (Andalucia) ? I have lived in Spain a year or so ago but I lived in Barcelona and Tenerife, then i had to come back to the UK originally for a family emegency and ended up staying a while... I now have plans to go back to Spain, and was thinking of heading back to Andalucía mainly due to the selection of places, Malaga, Marbella, Granada, Seville, Gibraltar, not to mention place along the Costa del Sol... What is everyones opinions on the best place to go?... taking into consideration, the most important factors would be quality of life (places to go out, and enjoy) and opportunity of work. I speak fluent spanish so that would not be a problem.......

Where in Spain should I go to study abroad this summer? I have a few program choices (4 to be exact: AIFS, SPI, SummerAbroad, Explorica Summer Academy) although they all take place in different parts of Spain and I can't decide where I want to go. I wanted to go to Barcelona & San Sebastion the most. However, I heard San Sebastion more quiet and suburban? I want to go to a city-ish place, with exciting nightlife..clubs bars and such. I am a party girl. So Barcelona, right? The only drawback is its not by the beach, like San Sebastion. My other options of places to stay in Spain are: Granada (with the AIFS program), Salamanca (AIFS) which i heard is pretty fun since it is a big college area, Marbella (Explorica Summer Academy), Santander (SPI), & Cadiz (SPI). Oh, and what is the drinking age/smoking age/clubbing age/going to a bar in Spain? Is it 18? Because a bunch of my friends went to barca, spain over the summer, and they all went clubbing + got wasted pretty much every night, and they're 17?

Where is a good place to holiday in Spain in January with two young children? We are looking for some winter sun or warmth but have a six month old baby and a two year old so do not want to go to beach resorts, are looking for nice gardens, easy access museums, cafes. Will be flying from the UK. Thanks. Any ideas on destinations and hotels ( 4 star ish) appreciated. Have thought maybe Granada?

Where to go for christmas in spain? I live in spain but have not seen a lot of it, and would like to spend a couple of days over christmas in Granada ,seville ,Jerez,etc.can anyone reccomend a good hotel or organised trip to any of these places or somewhere else in spain.

I'm going to the Andalusia part of Spain in a few weeks and will visit Seville & the Al Hambra. Suggestions? We're spending two nights in each place (Sevilla and Granada) in early September. I'm not familiar with either place and am looking for advice on things we should not miss. Also, what's the best way to get from one to the other (we're flying into Granada and flying out of Sevilla to Barcelona). Thanks so much for your help and advice!

Cheap guitar in Granada, Spain? I'm studying abroad in Granada this fall and I don't want to bring one my guitars over with me. Does anyone know of a place where I can find a decent acoustic/classical/flamenco guitar for 100 euros or less?

What city to do language school in Spain? I will be going to an Enforex language school in Spain in November. I'll primarily be there to learn Spanish, but I figure, why not try to squeeze a good time out of it while I'm there? There are Enforex schools in several cities in Spain. My question is, which of the following cities would be a fun place for me to be? -Barcelona -Granada -Salamanca -Madrid -Sevilla -Valencia If anyone from Spain, or who has alot of experience with this country can help me out.... I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks,

I am planning a visit to Spain in few days, we ll go to Madrid, Granada and Cordoba? Plz i need to know about the must see places, also whats the best time to see Alhambra.. morning or evening? Also if someone can tell abt the good halal resturants? Will appreciate:)

How long does it take to get to each of these places, and how long should i spend at each place? How long does it take to get to each of these places, and how long should i spend at each place? I am trying to configure a schedule for my trip. I will be entering Javez spain early morning december 17 and leaving Madrid at night on december 24th. I have already been to barcelona once before so i dondt need to go there again. Here is the itinerary someone suggested for my trip: Jerez to Sevilla, Cadiz, Costa del Sol, Marbella, Malaga, Granada, Tolido, and I must end in Madrid How long should I spend in each one of these places? Also how much time does it take to get between places by bus ( I am assuming this is the cheapest way to travel). should i spend nights on the bus or train so i can see more? Thank you so much for your help

Spain itinerary trip? in my spanish class we have to write a fake itinerary for a trip to spain for 3 weeks. main places i want to cover are barcelona,madrid,balearic islands,granada,san sebastián and a place called castell de ferro. can you guys help me find at least 3 things to do in each of these places that are things not to miss. also coudl you help me with cheap ideas on accomidation and transportation. thank you. i really appreciate this :D xx yo, charles D, i am, i just wanted a bit of info from people that have been/live there and that know good places to be. and i wont be able to go to all those places in 3 weeks? did u hear the part when i said FAKE. i'm 14 man, my teacher doesnt expect that much from me and it doesnt matter. if you dont want to say anything that will help me then go away.

Travelling to south of Spain - Do you have any recommendations? Hello - I am traveling to Andalusia province this August and would appreciate ideas of where to go and good places to stay. I am traveling on my own and traveling light. I don't need anything fancy, but access to a shower and a place to get good local food would be good :-) I am currently planning on spending a couple of days in Malaga, then going up to Granada for a week. The plan was then to go to Nerja for 6 nights, then 3 more nights in Malaga, but instead I think I would like to go to the mountains and stay a coupe of nights at a few other places along the A348. Your suggestions will be most welcome :-) hugs san

Where, how, and when is the best place to collect sea shells in spain? We are in barcelona heading to granada, sevilla and Cadiz..please advice..it is may now of course

Where is the best place to stay to explore the Costa Del Sol, Spain? Malaga? Marbella? I want beautiful beaches and good nightlife! I want to do a day trip to Africa and maybe Granada/Gibralta. Any help and advice on exploring the area is appreciated!! Also any details on the safety of two female travellers going into Morocco is helpful as well. Are there guided tours from Spain? Thanks in advance!!

Please translate to Spanish? "Since I'll be studying in France for a couple of months, I hope to visit Spain and see more places. I really want to eat the tapas in Granada!" Additional details: - The one speaking is a girl Please no online translators!

Visiting Spain, any tips where to go 10 points!? I'm planning a Trip to Spain in May. I heard Andalucia and Madrid( Granada, Cordoba, Sevilla) is nice... or Northern Spain such as; Santander, Santillana del Mar, Comillas... Coasta Brava, or Gijon. Which do you recommend..? And the highlights of these places

What the best place to live at in Spain? * Andalucía - capital cities: Sevilla and Granada * Aragón - capital city: Zaragoza * Asturias - capital city: Oviedo * Islas Baleares - capital city: Palma de Mallorca * Pais Vasco - capital cities: Vitoria and Bilbao * Canarias - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife * Cantabria - Santander * Castilla La Mancha - Toledo y Albacete * Castilla y Leon - Valladolid * Cataluña - [Barcelona] * Extremadura - Mérida * Galicia - Santiago de Compostela * Comunidad de Madrid - Madrid * Region de Murcia- Murcia and Cartagena * Navarra - Pamplona * La Rioja- Logroño * Comunidad Valenciana - Valencia * Madrid * Barcelona * Valencia * Sevilla * Granada * Cordoba * Bilbao * San Sebastian * La Coruna * Zaragoza * Toledo http://www.ytbtravel.com/raligo

I want to visit some cities in Spain? I want to Visit Granada ,Seville and Perhaps Gibraltar. and have about a week and a small budget. I was hoping to fly with ryanair to Malaga from Dublin and move on from there by public transport or rental car to see some if not all of theses places Question 1 Is this a "realistic" itinery Question 2.Is Malaga the best place to base.

Best Place to Study in Spain? Hi everyone, I´m thinking to study spanish in Spain in the last 3 months of the year. But I have some doubts about the city that I should choose. -Not very expensive -Good nightlife I heard good things about Granada, how is the night-life over there? How much it will cost a month in Madrid (with accommodation and food) ? It is better to choose a private school to learn Spanish or take a University Spanish course ? Which one is cheaper? ( I´ m not interested in Salamanca and Barcelona) Thanks everyone:) Madrid, Sevilla, Alicante, Granada or Valencia? Which one has the best nightlife?

Malaga, Spain - Rain - Bike trip? Hi, My husband and I are planning a trip from Malaga, Spain through Granada, Cordoba, Ronda, Jerez de la Frontera, Tarifa - on a motorbike during OCTOBER (13 to 20) - however - We are worried about the weather...and the RAIN...So can you please tell us how is the weather in these places during the month of October and most importantly, how is the rain? Thanks

where in spain should i go? july- august? I have a few choices between southern spain, northern spain. I am going for 32 days on a language study by myself. (the company is LPI) i am 16 years old, and i am in spanish 3. Northern: santander, san sebastian Southern: Sevilla, malaga, salamanca, granada. Which place should i choose? they all sound really good. It will be from July 1 to August 2. Where is there more stuff to do? which has the best beaches? where will i learn spanish best? my mom says they dont speak as much spanish in northern spain. something called bask?

Where in spain should i travel? July-august? I have a few choices between southern spain, northern spain. I am going for 32 days on a language study by myself. (the company is LPI) i am 16 years old, and i am in spanish 3. Northern: santander, san sebastian Southern: Sevilla, malaga, salamanca, granada. Which place should i choose? they all sound really good. It will be from July 1 to August 2. Where is there more stuff to do? which has the best beaches? where will i learn spanish best? my mom says they dont speak as much spanish in northern spain. something called bask?

Where in spain should i travel? I have a few choices between southern spain, northern spain. I am going for 32 days on a language study by myself. (the company is LPI) i am 16 years old, and i am in spanish 3. Northern: santander, san sebastian Southern: Sevilla, malaga, salamanca, granada. Which place should i choose? they all sound really good. It will be from July 1 to August 2. Where is there more stuff to do? which has the best beaches? where will i learn spanish best? my mom says they dont speak as much spanish in northern spain. something called bask?

Where should I study abroad in Spain? I'm planning on studying abroad in Spain in the spring and am having some trouble deciding which city I want to go to. Currently I am debating between Salamanca and Barcelona, though I am also considering Madrid, Granada, and Seville. The two things that I most want to accomplish on this trip are becoming fluent in Spanish and meeting locals/other Europeans. I'm worried about going to Barcelona because Catalan is the official language. Would this get in the way of learning Spanish? Would it be difficult and confusing to learn Spanish while so many people are speaking Catalan? Do students at the Universities speak more in Castilian or Catalan? I'm also worried that I won't meet many local students (or even international European students) or will be too shy to confront them in Spanish, and will end up only making friends with other Americans participating in the same program as me--but the experience just wouldn't be the same! Because Salamanca is such a University town I think I would have a better chance of meeting young Spanish students and have more opportunities to make friends. I've also heard that Salamanca is the place to go if you want to learn spanish. Not to mention, La Universidad de Salamanca is the oldest university in Spain! I also cannot decide if I would prefer to stay in a big city like Madrid or Barcelona, or a smaller, more chill place like Salamanca or Granada. I will probably go out some at night, but chances are I'm not going to be incredibly into the party scene at the larger cities. I don't know if the crazy night life would be too hectic for me, make it difficult to sleep etc. Also, would it be more difficult to adjust to living in a different country if I were to go to a large city full of million other people, as opposed to staying somewhere less populated, like Salamanca? On the other hand, living in a big city sounds really excited, and there would be so much to do and see. Barcelona sounds beautiful, and I really want to see that amazing architecture! I also considered Seville as an alternative to Madrid or Barcelona if I decided I wanted to stay in a large city not quite so large as those two. Living in Granada appealed to me because I've heard it's suppose to be beautiful, and the Moorish influences seemed fascinating. How friendly are Spaniards? Are some places more welcoming of foreigners than others? What are the chances that a local student would introduce themself to me?

Was Spain the Jewel of Europe when Muslims ruled it for 800 years ? Stanley Lane-Poole in ‘The Moors in Spain’: Introduction. "For nearly eight centuries, under the Mohamedan rule, Spain set all Europe a shining example of a civilized and enlightened state. Her fertile provinces rendered doubly prolific, by the industrious engineering skill of the conquerors bore fruit a hundredfold, cities innumerable sprang up in the rich valleys in the Guadalquivir and the Guadiana whose names, and names only commemorate the vanished glories of their past. "...To Cordoba belong all the beauty and ornaments that delight the eye or dazzle the sight. Her long line of Sultans form her crown of glory; her necklace is strung with the pearls which her poets have gathered from the ocean of language; her dress is of the banners of learning, well-knit together by her men of science; and the masters of every art and industry are the hem of her garments. "Art, literature and science prospered as they then prospered nowhere else in Europe... "Mathematics, astronomy, botany, history, philosophy and jurisprudence were to be mastered in Spain, and Spain alone. Whatever makes a kingdom great and prosperous, whatever tends to refinement and civilization, was found in Muslim Spain... "With Granada fell all Spain's greatness. For a brief while, indeed, the reflection of the Moorish splendour cast a borrowed light upon the history of the land which it had once warmed with its sunny radiance. The great epoch of Isabella, Charles V and Philip II, of Columbus, Cortes and Pizarro, shed a last halo about the dying monuments of a mighty state. When followed the abomination of dissolution, the rule of inquisition and the blackness of darkness in which Spain has been plunged ever since. "In the land where science was once supreme, the Spanish doctors became noted for nothing but their ignorance and incapacity. The arts of Toledo and Almeria faded into insignificance. "The land deprived of skillful irrigation of the Moors, grew improvished and neglected, the richest and most fertile valleys languished and were deserted, and most of the populous cities which had filled every district in Andalusia, fell into ruinous decay; and beggars, friars, and bandits took the place of scholars, merchants and knights. So low fell Spain when she had driven away the Moors. Such is the melancholy contrast offered by her history."

If you could be anywhere in the world right now....where would you be? Favourite place you've been...or where you've always dreamed of going. Recently I heard of a place near Granada in the South of Spain. A lake, at a certain time of year the entire surface of the lake is covered in the colours of the rainbow...if you take a stone and throw it into the lake all the colours will fly up and then slowly settle back down again. How is this possible...dragonflies...millions and millions of them laying their eggs. The colours coming from the iridescence of their wings. That, if it exists, and I hear it does, that, I will have to see. Thanks, ... Dubai...why? Have you been there? What's so great about it? Thanks Suzie, that sounds beautiful. Think I'l have to see that.

studying abroad in spain? this summer or next im going to study spanish abroad in spain, they give you a list of different parts of spain to choose from: Granada Malaga, Salamanca, Santander, and Sevilla. I was wondering if anyone has been to any of these places, and which would be the best choice

Visiting Spain, Andalucia or Northern Spain? I'm planning a Trip to Spain in May. I'm a University student going with some friends I heard Andalucia and Madrid( Granada, Cordoba, Sevilla) is nice... or Northern Spain such as; Santander, Santillana del Mar, Comillas... Coasta Brava, or Gijon, Salamenca which is best to you? any good places to eat and stay? Which do you recommend..? And the highlights of these places

Planning to honeymoon in Spain? My fiance and I are going to honeymoon in Spain in October 2009! We definitely want to go to Granada. What would another town place be around there that would be good to see? Maybe on the Costa del Sol? or we could go north? Thanks!!

Better place to study abroad? In your opinion, which do you think would be a better place to study abroad: Santiago, Chile; Granada, Spain; or Tübingen, Germany. And why? Also, I have the language capabilities to get along well in any of those countries, just have to choose one! Please help! Thanks! :)

Traveling to Spain in March? So I am flying into Madrid, traveling to Granada for a few days and to Tenerife Island. I have been researching what to do in these places but what are YOUR experiences and must sees? Thanks for your answers so far. I will be in Madrid most of the time. So I need tips for Madrid too.

Spain/Greece trip help and advice please!? Hi, This summer my dad, sister (14), and I (16) are going on a 3 week trip to Greece and Spain. I just need some help on stuff that we can do while we're there. Spain: Madrid Toledo Cordoba Seville Granada Rhonda How long should we stay in each place and what are some activities? We have a minimum of 2 days to stay in each place and we want to make our trip as eventful as possible. We'll be backpacking so hotels are not a big concern right now. Greece: Athens- 2 days Santorini- 4 days What are some things we should see and do, ecspecially in Santorini? I speak 3 years of spanish so I'm sure communicating won't be too hard. Is it very affordable in Greece and is bargaining prominent in Spain and Greece? We are vegetarians so would it be hard to find food around Spain and Greece? Anything else we should know while we're there? Thank you so much! Sharada

Portugal vs. Spain in November? Which is the better place to visit? Hi, My boyfriend and I wil be travelling to either Spain or Portugal for @ 9 days in November (7th-16th). Trying to decide between Spain or Portugal. If we do Spain, we were thinking about flying into Madrid, spending a couple days there and then head down to Sevilla and hit up the surrounding towns as well... Ronda, Cordoba, Granada, etc. I am also now considering Portugal as an alternative. Any recommendations between the two countries? We live in New York City, so we live the city lifestyle and would actually prefer to see more of the small villages, get in with the locals, etc. We also understand the weather may not be fantasic, but that is sort of the trade off for getting to go during the non-touristy time of year. Any adivice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Flamenco dancing in Spain? I'll be visiting Andalucia in a couple of weeks, and I would like to know some places (tablaos is what they're called I think) where I can see original flamenco dancing. I would'nt prefer the touristic ones. I found out about the Sacromonte caves in Granada, but there are only prepaid touristic guides who pick you up from your hotel. How can I get there? Is it near the Alahmbra? Any information about Malaga, Ronda, Seville, Cordoba and Granada would be very useful. Thank you in advance.

Suggested itinerary for a 25-day trip to Spain, Portugal and Morocco? I know I'm a little short of time here. I'll be flying in from Paris and arriving in Barcelona on 2nd Nov. My return flight from Paris to my home country is on 26th Nov. I was thinking of flying from Marrakesh to Paris on the 25th or 26th to catch my return flight. Could anyone who's been to these countries suggest an itinerary which will let me cover all the places I'd like to visit? The must-sees are Barcelona, Madrid, Segovia, Toledo, Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Lisbon, Fez, Rabat, Casablanca and Marrakesh. How many days should I spend at each town/city? I'd be doing a ferry crossing from Algeciras, Spain to Tangier, Morocco. Between Barcelona, should I stop over at Zaragoza or Valencia? Also, are Gibraltar as well as Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol worth visiting too? What about Salamanca? Thanks a lot!!

Should I study away to Oaxaca, Mexico, or Granda, Spain? I am studying away for the semester next near at a university in either of these cities. I have looked up a few of the attraction of each city and it's very hard for me to choose which one I want to live and study in next year. I especially like the program offered in Oaxaca because they are focused more on learning about social issues and social change, however in Granada, the program is based more on learning the language and history of Spain, and that appeals to me because one of the major reasons I am studying away is to learn Spanish! So if any of you know anything about these places that I don't, feel free to comment! Help me decide!!! I am leaning toward Oaxaca, but I can't be too sure!!

What are three places that are outside or around Granada Spain?

Is Granada, Spain a good place to study abroad for a semester?

Where would you recommend studying abroad: barcelona or granada, spain? I know a little Spanish and would like to improve it. I don't want to go anywhere too touristy though. I want to go some place where it is easy to travel around the city and to other parts of europe, is clean, and has lots to do.

Granada Spain? Has anyone ever been to Granada, Spain? Did you like it? What is the best part/places to go? Is it good for teenagers? I heard very hot weather but a pretty landscape.... What do you think of Granada??

Shipping Box from Granada Spain to USA 40 KG, NO Correos? I would like to ship a box home to the US from Granada Spain and I do not trust the Correos shipping here. I need a place like UPS DHL FEDEX or mailboxes etcetera or someone that is trust worthy and if possible does anyone know how much that is going to cost me? And exactly where I can take it to get boxed and shipped.

Visitng Granada and Seville for 2 days on 4th and 5th of Jan, Top things to do? I am visiting Granada and Seville with a group of 4 others. Re-entering Spain from Algericas. Would like to know things to do for two days, 4th and 5th of Jan before proceeding to Madrid by the night train. Please suggest places great places to visit, things to do, and the approximate time it takes for each. All of us young travellers. Would also like to watch a Flamenco performance if that is possible.

summer SPAIN STUDY ABROAD program. should i go to MALAGA or SANTANDER? granada and salamanca are also options but i would like to be near the water. anyway, which of these cities sounds the best for me because i am a highschool girl and im looking for a city that is more of a college town and more young people, but also beautiful and cultural. thanks! oh and please only answer if youve actually been to at least one of these places!

Spain Trip? I'm going on a three week trip to Spain with a few of my friends. So far we decided on the timetable below, but is it the best places to go? Does it look good, or would you suggest other places! Thanks for your help Timetable: 1.Barcelona (Fly to) 2.Barcelona 3.Barcelona 4.Barcelona (Day trip to Montserrat) 5.Barcelona 6.Granada (Late plane from Barcelona) 7.Granada 8.Ronda (Bus from Granada) 9.Tarifa (Bus from Ronda to Tarifa, Early ferry to Tangiers) 10.Tangiers (Midday ferry to Tarifa, Quick bus to Seville) 11.Seville 12.Seville 13.Cordoba (Early AVE from Seville) 14.Segovia (Early AVE from Cordoba to Madrid, Bus to Segovia) 15.Salamanca (Bus from Segovia) 16.Madrid (Bus from Salamanca through Avila) 17.Madrid 18.Madrid (Day trip to El Escorial & Valley of the Fallen) 19.Madrid (Day trip to Toledo) 20.Madrid 21.Madrid 22.Fly out of Madrid

Trip to Andalucia in Spain - help with travel and what to see? Hi, I'm going to Andalucia in Spain in two weeks... we have six days and were thinking of seeing Seville, Cordoba and Granada. Would going to Cadiz be too much? We aren't renting car and are relying on coaches/trains (also, if you know anything about weekly travel discount promotions then that would be great to know!). I was just wondering if anyone knew how long we'd need in each of these places to make sure we balanced our time well or just anything exciting that might make my trip as good as possible! Thanks x

Should i go to spain? okay im in middle school and we have the choice to go to spain for ten days over the summer. my parents said i could go but i want to make sure that i will have fun. Here are some of the places that we would go. Madrid-plaza de espana,plaza colon, Prado museum, reina sofia museum, and cocina espanola Toledo- synagogue ofsanta maria la blanca, monasterio de san juan de los reines, and el caudillos conquest. We're also doing stuff in Granada, Seville ,Cordoba, and barcellona but i don't feel lke listing the stuf and i think you get the point

Suggested itinerary for a 3-week trip to Spain, Portugal and Morocco? I know I'm a little short of time here. I'll be flying in from Paris and arriving in Barcelona on 5th Nov. My return flight from Paris to my home country is on 26th Nov. I was thinking of flying from Marrakesh to Paris on the 25th or 26th to catch my return flight. Could anyone who's been to these countries suggest an itinerary which will let me cover all the places I'd like to visit? The must-sees are Barcelona, Madrid, Segovia, Toledo, Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Lisbon, Fez, Rabat, Casablanca and Marrakesh. How many days should I spend at each town/city? I'd be doing a ferry crossing from Algeciras, Spain to Tangier, Morocco. Between Barcelona, should I stop over at Zaragoza or Valencia? Also, are Gibraltar as well as Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol worth visiting too? Thanks a lot!!

Which of the following is the best place to travel? 1. Acropolis of Athens, Athens, Greece 2. Alhambra, Granada, Spain 3. Angkor Wat, Angkor, Cambodia 4. Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico 5. Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 6. Colosseum, Rome, Italy 7. Easter Island statues, Chile 8. Eiffel Tower, Paris, France 9. Great Wall, China 10. Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey 11. Kyomizu Temple, Kyoto, Japan 12. Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow, Russia 13. Machu Picchu, Peru 14. Neuschwanstein Castle, Füssen, Germany 15. Petra, Jordan 16. Pyramids of Giza, Egypt 17. Statue of Liberty, New York, United States 18. Stonehenge, Amesbury, United Kingdom 19. Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia 20. Taj Mahal, Agra, India 21. Timbuktu, Mali which here do you think is good for a vacation? i have already been to the great wall and the statue of liberty

Where would YOU study abroad? If you could study at any of the following places, which would you pick and why? Warsaw, Poland Leiden, Netherlands Granada, Spain Santiago, Chile Ankara, Turkey Thailand Hikone, Japan Hungary

Can you please write this in spanish? Imagine you live in Granada, a city in the south region of Spain. Describe where you live, what you do, where you go, different places in the city, how you get around in the city, if other family members live there with you and how they come and go from where they live to the city and back. Be sure to use the modes of transportation, verbs estar, ir, and venir.

costa rica or mexico? san jose, costa rica or guanajuato, mexico it is for a study abroad for a month. i studied in Granada, Spain last summer so i am used to Spain Spanish. What would the weather be like in these places during june/july? do either have a beach? what other landscapes do they have? What types of things are there to do in these places? Where is more culture? Which place has a better night life? Where would i learn better spanish? my teacher next year for spanish 5 is from spain. I'm not worried about the "safter" place to be. i would be with a group. anything else you can add?

questions about spain!? 1. Is it hotter in Malaga or granada? (in july) 2. What is the weather like in Santander / can you tan (in july) 3. If i go to Malaga to learn spanish during july.. will there be too many tourists for me to learn spanish well? 4. Is the Andalusian accent hard to understand? 5. which place would you recommend me to go for 32 days on a language study: Granada, Malaga, Santander, Salamanca. (if i go to Malaga - i visit granada and sevilla.) Also- if i go to Malaga for the 32 days - will i get a sunburn? i dont want to burn.

yahoo answers history quiz.? What was the issue in the 1847-48 war between Mexico and the United States? a. Independece for Texas b. Independence from Spain c. Settlers and border disputes d. repaying loans to Europe . Liberal ideas such as land reform and social services were most likely to be supported by a. high-ranking army officers b. mestizos and merchants c. landowners and clergy d. creole aristocrats The first revolution in the Americas inspired by the French Revolution took place in a. Mexico b. Spain's New Granada c. Britain's American colonies d. Hispaniola Building the Panama Canal was one issue that led to the Spanish- American War. a. true b. false The first republic in Latin America was established by former slaves led by L'Ouverture. a. true b. false

Art help 10 pts!!!!!!!? 1.A technique in Islamic Art that produced a shiney surface on ceramics, where the already fired vessel would have a metallic pigment applied before a second firing was called: a.bronzeware b.stoneware c.earthenware d.lusterware 2.Unique to Islamic architecture, these small nichelike components are often used in multiples as loadbearing vaulting units to support and form domes. a.muqarnas b.rosettes c.hypostyles d.arabesques 3.Spanish Muslims, called Nasrids, built luxurious palaces and gardens such as the Alhambra located in: a.Santiago, Spain b.Toledo, Spain c.Catalan, Spain d.Granada, Spain 4. Specialized artisans executed intricate nonfigural geometric design for Korans using ink, pigments and gold on paper and these Islamic artisans were known as: a.Iwans b.Voussoirs c.Illuminators d.Registers 5.A fortress or a defended city, usually placed in a high and commanding location describes the kind of ancient city found in the Indus Valley region of India and is known as a: a.Mandala b.Torana c.Mudras d.Citadel