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Santoña

The history of Santoña has always been linked to the sea, to such an extent that it is the Cantabrian's major canning port. Its industry is based above all on the commercialization of tuna and its famous anchovies in olive oil.

Sanxenxo

No-one questions the fact that Sanxenxo holds the honorary title of tourism capital of the Rías Baixas. Almost joined to Portonovo, both have a young, happening atmosphere of beaches and bar-hopping.

Sarria

In its architectural legacy, arising from the fact that the Pilgrim's Road to Santiago de Compostela passed through these lands, we can find examples of medieval structures for religious civil and military purposes.

La Savina

This is the first village you will see if you visit Formentera - it is home to the island's port.

Segorbe

The village of Segorbe is immersed in a fertile plain, washed by the Palancia river. Its medieval layout conceals several architectural gems, like the cathedral, and the vestiges of the ancient wall. The remains of the medieval castle, located on the neighbouring hill of La Estrella, recall the regal origins of Segorbe.

Segovia

An impressive aqueduct from the days of the Roman Empire marks the entrance to this fairy-tale Castilian city, with the Sierra de Guadarrama in the background.

Tuineje

Tuineje, capital of the district of the same name, is in the southeastern part of the island of Fuerteventura. The marina of Gran Tarajal and its extensive stretch of coastline with beaches of volcanic sand are just a part of its attraction for tourists.

Turégano

30 km from Segovia you will find Turégano, a village with many monuments and buildings that are real works of art.

Úbeda

Beautiful Renaissance buildings are the main attraction in this World Heritage City, which with neighbouring Baeza is one of the best places in Europe to see Renaissance architecture and get a feel for what life was like in that period.

Ubrique

Halfway between the Ubrique and Grazalema Mountains, the town of Ubrique, birthplace of famous bullfighters, has interesting traditional architecture and an ancient leather tradition. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest.

"The Monastery of Santiago de Uclés dominates the view of Uclés in Cuenca (Castilla-La Mancha) "

Ucles

Uclés owes its historical relevance to the La Mancha chapter of the Order of Saint James, which chose this town as the capital of their territory.

Panoramic view of Uga (Lanzarote, Canary Islands)

Uga

Uga is situated near the Timanfaya National Park. Huge palm trees scattered around the place and lots of whitewashed houses greet visitors who come down from the mountains of lava.

Uña

At the heart of Cuenca Mountain Range we find the town of Uña. >Situated on top of a hill, it lies at the foot of vertical escarpments that were perforated by the Jucar river.

Uncastillo

A unique monumental site in Aragon. Uncastillo is 110 kilometres north of Zaragoza. Its centre is home to impressive historic-artistic heritage.

La Unión

The mining industry plays a key role in La Unión’s singular scenery.

Utrera

The city of Utrera surprises the visitor with a wealth of history and heritage. Located 35 km from Seville, it is one of the most important towns in the province.

Valdepeñas

In the heart of La Mancha, on the road that runs between Madrid and Andalusia, you will find Valdepeñas, wine-making country with an excellent Designation of Origin.

Valderrobres

Its City Hall and the castle, connected by a raised bridge to the church of Santa María la Mayor, form one of the finest collections of Gothic buildings in the province of Teruel.

Valencia de Alcántara

Located in the Spanish-Portuguese border, all eight of its districts gather a collection of Neolithic dolmens that can be seen by following the posted routes.

Roman ruins in La Valería (Cuenca, Castilla-La Mancha)

Valeria

Located in the southern part of Cuenca, Valeria has a vast historic-artistic heritage, which will take the visitor back to the times of the Roman Empire.

La Vall d'Uixó

Located halfway between the coast and the Sierra Espadán, La Vall d'Uxó boasts an interesting monumental heritage, divided between its two traditional nuclei. The caves of San José are another of its attractions. ...

Valladolid

The historic centre of Valladolid, the city on the Pisuerga River, is home to an interesting collection of Renaissance architecture comprising houses, palaces and emblematic buildings such as the Cathedral, the College of San Gregorio (today the site of the National Sculpture Museum) and the church of San Pablo.

Vallbona de Les Monges

A small town in the province of Lleida which sits at the foot of the Sierra del Tallat mountains, in the valley of Maldanell. Its origins date back to a Cistercian monastery which came to be the most important female monastery of the Catalonian-Aragonese Crown.

Valldemossa

The monumental compounds of Valldemossa rise between Sierra de Tramuntana and the Mediterranenan, a few kilometres away from the Majorcan Costa Nord.

Valle Gran Rey

This is one of the most outstanding tourist destinations on the island of La Gomera, thanks to the exceptional beauty of the scenery, which is characterised by green mountains with numerous palm trees, and traditional architecture with typical white houses. What’s more, the town has a small harbour and several excellent beaches.

Valls

Valls is a town on the Costa Daurada that preserves its old quarter, but what has given the town the greatest popularity are the “castells”, human towers of great beauty and difficulty declared Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

Valverde de la Vera

The town has managed to preserve the famous "verata" architecture, traditional of the region of La Vera, which includes streets with ditches on the sides, arcaded squares, as well as houses made of stone, adobe and wood, with balconies.

Valverde

Valverde, capital of the island of El Hierro, is a quiet city surrounded by beautiful natural spaces. Valverde sits on a mountain situated 600-700 metres above sea level. Curiously, it is the only Canary Islands capital not to be on the coast.

Vejer de la Frontera

Declared a Historic-Artistic Site in 1976, and winner of the First National Embellishment Award in 1978, Vejer de la Frontera's most stunning feature is the Arab-Andalusian popular architecture.

Vélez Blanco

Town located in the north of Almería surrounded by mountains. Its Mediterranean climate entices you to stroll around or to simply relax.

Vélez-Málaga

A town of Moorish origin with beautiful architecture

El Vendrell

El Vendrell, capital of the coastal region of Baix Penedès, is on the Costa Daurada of Tarragona, and is certified with the Family Tourism Destination seal. Already in Roman times, the enclave was an important communications hub since the Vía Augusta crossed the town. ...

Church of San Juan Bautista in Baños de Cerrato. Palencia

Venta de Baños

In the Cerrato region of Palencia is the town of Venta de Baños, less than 15 kilometres from the capital. It is a modern city where the church of Santa Rosa de Lima stands out. It was restored in the 19th century, but its origins date back to the 12th century.

Plaza Mayor square in Vic (Barcelona, Catalonia)

Vic

Vic, the capital of the region of Osona, Barcelona, is located on the banks of the Meder river, in the vicinity of the impressive Sau reservoir. A Neoclassical cathedral dominates its secluded historic quarter, filled with attractions.

Vielha

Vielha, capital of the Arán Valley, is surrounded by peaks reaching over 2,000 metres above sea level.

Vigo

In the Galician province of Pontevedra, situated on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, lies the city that lends its name to the southernmost estuary of the Rías Baixas: Vigo.

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