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El Port de la Selva

El Port de la Selva is on the northern Costa Brava, and is outstanding for its varied landscapes, its beaches and its mountains, such as Sant Salvador and Puig de Queralbs, part of the Sierra de Rodes Mountain range.

Portbou

Immersed in the rugged landscape of Costa Brava, Portbou is a town with a long seafaring tradition, which offers an attractive natural setting, as well as numerous leisure possibilities along its coast.

Portomarín

The reservoir of Belesar, on the river Miño, flooded the old village of Portomarín. Its main historic buildings were rescued stone by stone: they are the Romanesque church of San Pedro and the monumental church fortress of San Nicolás. ...

Portugalete

Together with the Vizcaya Bridge, the steep streets of Portugalete’s old quarter is one of the most interesting places in the town.

Potes

Potes is one of the most attractive towns in Cantabria, in the north of Spain. The town is located in the centre of the historic region of Liébana, an area surrounded by spectacular mountains and where rivers and streams converge. Its historic quarter has been declared a Property of Cultural Interest.

Prades

Prades is a town located on the Costa Daurada that dates back to ancient times. There are remains from the Neolithic era and Iberian ruins, although the town has Arab origins.

Priego de Córdoba

In the southeast of the province of Cordoba, at the foot of fertile plains and under the shelter of the mountains of the Nature Reserve of the Sierras Subbéticas, lies Priego de Córdoba.

Púbol

Púbol is a village with medieval flavour. Its Sant Pere Church (14th century) is outstanding.

La Puebla de Montalbán

An old noble town whose historic past has left it major monuments, such as the main square, where you will find the church of Nuestra Señora de la Paz and the palace of the Duchess of Osuna, from the 15th century.

Puebla de Sanabria

Its position high on a bend protected by the confluence of the rivers Tera and Castro, made Puebla de Sanabria a strategic site and the scene of a great many battles throughout history.

Puente La Reina

It is a town heavily influenced by the Pilgrim's Route to Santiago de Compostela, with the remains of walls and several religious buildings. It owes its foundation to the bridge which Queen Doña Mayor had built over the river Arga.

Puerto del Carmen

Puerto del Carmen is Lanzarote's main tourist area. Puerto del Carmen has been transformed from a traditional fishing village into one of Lanzarote's main tourist areas. It has more than six kilometres of beaches alongside calm waters and modern hotel facilities with all the services necessary for the visitor to enjoy a pleasant stay.

Puerto de la Cruz

Situated to the north of Tenerife, Puerto de la Cruz is one of the island's major tourist centres. A traditional resting place, the city offers a wide range of accommodation, including numerous hotels and several residential complexes.

Puerto del Rosario

Washed by the crystal-clear blue waters of the Atlantic, Puerto del Rosario is a lively commercial city full of attractions for tourists.

El Puerto de Santa María

One of the places that best represents the Costa de la Luz is El Puerto de Santa María. This town of whitewashed walls lies among pinewoods, beaches and marshes, right on the Bay of Cádiz.

Puigcerdá

The village of Puigcerdà, capital of the region of Cerdaña, located in a wide terrace that dominates the Segre river, is a significant commercial centre, having also excellent accommodations and services.

Pujols

The biggest tourist centre in the island of Formentera.

Punta Umbría

A town located near the capital, on the banks of the Odiel river. At present, it is an important tourist destination, due to its magnificent beaches.

Rascafría

Rascafría is a beautiful, peaceful town in the northwestern area of the Madrid region, sitting in the incomparable geographic surroundings of the the Lozoya valley.

Los Realejos

The municipality of Los Realejos stands in the middle of the fertile valley of La Orotava, in the north of the island of Tenerife. Near Puerto de la Cruz, it has ample tourist attractions, including beaches and inland routes.

Reinosa

This town in Cantabria is in a stunning location, surrounded by high mountains.

Requena

Requena is 68 kilometres from the city of Valencia. It was an important strategic enclave during the Middle Ages. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest.

Reus

Reus is not only the birthplace of Gaudí and one of the most culturally active towns in Catalonia, but also a crossroads where travellers should stop to explore its old quarter center and do some shopping.

Riaza

The town is about 75 km from the city of Segovia, in a beautiful mountain setting. Architecturally speaking, this area stands out because of its traditional country homes, and above all, because of its special "Plaza Mayor". Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest.

Ribadavia

A former seat of the Kingdom of Galicia, Ribadavia captures the essence of the “ribeiros” and especially the Ribeiro del Avia, the river which passes through its terraces or “socalcos”.

Ribadeo

The Ribadeo estuary forms a natural link between Galician territory and the neighbouring lands of Asturias on the opposite bank. On this deep estuary, formed by the river Eo, the main town is Ribadeo. ...

Ribadesella

The distinctive feature of the urban layout of Ribadesella is the bridge that divides the fishing port in two, and which every first Saturday in August is the finishing line in most Asturias' most emblematic festival: the canoe descent of the Sella River. Its historic quarter has been declared Property of Cultural Interest.

Ribes de Freser

Ribes de Freser is sheltered by the lofty peaks of the Catalonian Pyrenees, and is at the point of convergence of three rivers: the Rigard, the Segadell and the Freser. One of its most picturesque streets is Cerdanya. It maintains the essence of yesteryear to this day, and leads to the chapel of Sant Cristòfol. ...

Rincón de la Victoria

Rincon de la Victoria is on the Costa del Sol and is notable not only for its beaches and tropical vegetation, but also for its important cultural heritage. Bezmiliana Castle is outstanding - this fortress was built in the 18th century by king Charles III.

Ripoll

Located at the confluence of the Ter and Freser rivers, the town of Ripoll was built around the Benedictine monastery of Santa María de Ripoll, founded around the 9th century.

Robledillo de Gata

Its unique urban layout and its typical popular architecture are the two main aesthetic characteristics of this traditional village in the Sierra de Gata mountains in Caceres. Its old quarter has the Property of Cultural Interest designation.

Roda de Berà

Twenty kilometres north of Tarragona is Roda de Berà, a tourist hub on the Costa Daurada, which is dominated by a Roman arch.

Roda de Isábena

In the old county of Ribagorza, one of the original counties from the Crown of Aragon, and very close to the Isabena river, Roda de Isabena was erected.

La Roda

La Roda is 35 kilometres from Albacete. Its old town, with narrow streets and ancestral houses, is outstanding.

Ronda

This town in Malaga divides its urban area on both sides of the Tajo del Ronda, a gorge more than 100 metres deep. Its historic quarter has been declared a Property of Cultural Interest. Celts, Phoenicians, Romans and Arabs inhabited these lands, which were reconquered by the Catholic Monarchs.

Roquetas de Mar

This is one of the main tourist destinations in Almería. Although much of the land is dedicated to intensive greenhouse farming, the tourist industry is the strongest business in the region, taking advantage of the beautiful beaches and the sun.

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