Rias Baixas faces the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Costa del Marisco. Rias Baixas is a Spanish province known for its grapes, used to make excellent white wine. Rias Baixas is very famous for its Spanish wine selection, including the following famous wines:

Albariño de Fefinanes
Brandal Albariño
Condes de Albarei Albariño
Don Olegario Albariño
Mar de Frades Albariño
Paco and Lola Albariño
Pazo de Senorans Albariño
Pazo de Sanorans Seleccion de Anada
Salneval Albariño
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The city of Cuenca in Spain is a paradise for those tourists who wish to visit places of historical importance. Some of the places of interest for tourists are briefly introduced here:

St. Paul Bridge:

This Bridge is constructed over the Huecar's Gorge. According to history it was constructed in the year 1533. People were finding it difficult to visit Saint Paul Convent which was on the other side of the bridge. To enable people to attend the Convent, the bridge was constructed by Jaun
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This is a part of the Castile and Leon province located in the North of Spain. This moderately populated city was under the occupation of Romans and later rulers of many other civilizations like Hispania, Visigoths, Moors and later Christians took over the city. Many religious groups belonging to some of these earlier civilizations can be seen even to this day in Burgos and they live in an environment of perfect harmony with each other. Burgos has many places which are of interest for the tour
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This city of Cuenca which is located in Central Spain is one of the largest provinces covering an area of about 17000 sq kms. Like other provinces, even Cuenca was under the rule of Romans and Moors and later Christians took over the city. The Moors recognized its strategic location and they started to protect the city by building forts. Cuenca is rich in heritage buildings and is also known for its beautiful environment and natural beauty. We start our tour of Cuenca by visiting ‘Our lady o
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Malgrat de Mar is a tourist resort with about 18,000 residents. It is located in the northeast part of the region of Maresme. More precisely, it is between Santa Susanna and Blanes. Moreover, it is only an hour’s drive from Barcelona. Malgrat de Mar has the distinction of being on the delta of the River Tordera.The city abounds with excellent hotels and a large number of bars and night clubs, which offer entertainment until the early morning hours. There are also pubs with live music and po
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