SPAIN INCREDIBLE WORLD HERITAGE SITES

13 Mart 2010 Cumartesi

Spain Incredible World Heritage Sites
Spain is the most rushing countries all over the European region because it has almost everything every tourist are looking for their travel holiday vacation. Whether you are looking for picturesque sceneries, landscapes, pristine beaches, or the best cuisine Spain has it all. When it comes to heritage sites Spain boast many but there are only a few of them who have been maintain in the lists of the World Heritage Sites, and these are:

The Cuenca—the most interesting view to see in Cuenca is the Hanging House of the Casa Colgadas. The Cathedral of Our Lady of Grace is a great site too, that makes it maintain in the list of Spain’s World Heritage sites.

Cordoba—a city that stand proud because of its history. When you try to stroll around its street you can still feel the culture and history that it had been. During the Roman Empire, Cordoba was designated as the capital city. In the year 1984 the UNESCO declared the city as one of the World Heritage Sites. The Great Mosque of Cordoba is the symbol of its ancient power.

Merida—the reason why this city had been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, because of its Archeological Ensemble which had been realized in 1993; some of the archeological ensembles in Merida are the Puento Romano bridge which is still operating until this time, the Classical plays and more. The Morerias and the Museums as well make this city one of best spots for the Spain holiday vacation.

Segovia—in 1985 the canal and or the old town in Segovia had been included in the lists of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is appointed that the Roman Aqueduct is the largest architectural site all over the world. Segovia’s Alcazar Castle, the city’s medieval wall and the 16th century cathedral contributes the city for being in the main list of UNESCO.