MotoGP de Valencia
11/11/2012 | Valencia - Circuit Ricardo Tormo
Top Things To Do
Top Things To Do: • Run with the bulls or join with the crowds at the Festival of San Fermín in Pamplona (website: www.sanfermin.com). The famous’running of the bulls’ through the streets of the centre takes place in July and attracts huge numbers of tourists.
• Feel the passion of flamenco (website: www.andalucia.org/flamenco/index),in music, dance and song, throughout Andalucia and particularly the city of Seville.
• Tread in the footsteps of pilgrims, along the Way of St Jamesto Santiago de Compostela (website: www.santiago-compostela.net) a centre of pilgrimage since the early middle ages and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The focal point for all visits is Santiago’s gothic Cathedral completed in 1188.
• Explore Spain’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife by visiting one of the national or regional parks (website: http://parquesnaturales.consumer.es). Walks, hiking trails and jeep excursions take visitors to marshes and wetlands, coastal dunes, isolated mountain peaks or Atlantic beaches.
• Conquer a summit - there are great opportunities for rock climbing in Spain’s mountains. Well-known, challenging climbs include the Naranjo de Bulnes in the Picos de Europa and Monte Perdido in Ordesa National Park.
• Pedal along one of the many Vias Verdes(website: www.viasverdes-ffe.com): scenic railway tracks converted to cycleways. Mountain biking is becoming increasingly popular, and paths and tracks are plentiful.
• Soak in a real Arab bath or hammam, reconstructed to luxury standards to suit modern tastes. New commercial baths have opened in Madrid, Cordoba, Granada and Seville.
• Take to the water - swimming, waterskiing and windsurfing facilities can be found at nearly all seaside resorts. Spain’s premier windsurfing resort is Tarifa, where the world championships are held. Spain is also great for sailing, with plenty of harbours and sailing clubs.
• Cast a line and hook a fish. Excellent opportunities exist for all types of fishing - the rivers and streams of the Pyrenees and the Picos de Europa offer good freshwater game fishing, while trout is abundant throughout the country. Permits must be requested from the regional authorities.
• Swing that club! Golf is immensely popular, with Costa del Sol and La Manga emerging as two of Spain’s premier golfing destinations. The Valderrama (near Madrid) is particularly well known and in all, Spain has over 200 golf courses.
• Take to the slopes - in Spain there are many natural ski runs and winter resorts, all blessed with the promise of warm sun and blue skies. There are five main skiing regions including the Pyrenean and Cantabrian ranges. Check out the upland area of the Sierra Nevada, south of Granada.
• Hear the roar of the crowd. If you fancy seeing a bull fight from the safety of your seat, go to Madrid, which is home to the imposing bullring of Las Ventas, also known as the ’Cathedral of Bullfighting’.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
Top Things To Do: • Run with the bulls or join with the crowds at the Festival of San Fermín in Pamplona (website: www.sanfermin.com). The famous’running of the bulls’ through the streets of the centre takes place in July and attracts huge numbers of tourists.
• Feel the passion of flamenco (website: www.andalucia.org/flamenco/index),in music, dance and song, throughout Andalucia and particularly the city of Seville.
• Tread in the footsteps of pilgrims, along the Way of St Jamesto Santiago de Compostela (website: www.santiago-compostela.net) a centre of pilgrimage since the early middle ages and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The focal point for all visits is Santiago’s gothic Cathedral completed in 1188.
• Explore Spain’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife by visiting one of the national or regional parks (website: http://parquesnaturales.consumer.es). Walks, hiking trails and jeep excursions take visitors to marshes and wetlands, coastal dunes, isolated mountain peaks or Atlantic beaches.
• Conquer a summit - there are great opportunities for rock climbing in Spain’s mountains. Well-known, challenging climbs include the Naranjo de Bulnes in the Picos de Europa and Monte Perdido in Ordesa National Park.
• Pedal along one of the many Vias Verdes(website: www.viasverdes-ffe.com): scenic railway tracks converted to cycleways. Mountain biking is becoming increasingly popular, and paths and tracks are plentiful.
• Soak in a real Arab bath or hammam, reconstructed to luxury standards to suit modern tastes. New commercial baths have opened in Madrid, Cordoba, Granada and Seville.
• Take to the water - swimming, waterskiing and windsurfing facilities can be found at nearly all seaside resorts. Spain’s premier windsurfing resort is Tarifa, where the world championships are held. Spain is also great for sailing, with plenty of harbours and sailing clubs.
• Cast a line and hook a fish. Excellent opportunities exist for all types of fishing - the rivers and streams of the Pyrenees and the Picos de Europa offer good freshwater game fishing, while trout is abundant throughout the country. Permits must be requested from the regional authorities.
• Swing that club! Golf is immensely popular, with Costa del Sol and La Manga emerging as two of Spain’s premier golfing destinations. The Valderrama (near Madrid) is particularly well known and in all, Spain has over 200 golf courses.
• Take to the slopes - in Spain there are many natural ski runs and winter resorts, all blessed with the promise of warm sun and blue skies. There are five main skiing regions including the Pyrenean and Cantabrian ranges. Check out the upland area of the Sierra Nevada, south of Granada.
• Hear the roar of the crowd. If you fancy seeing a bull fight from the safety of your seat, go to Madrid, which is home to the imposing bullring of Las Ventas, also known as the ’Cathedral of Bullfighting’.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
Gastos de envío
Las entradas se envían aseguradas por UPS Express| Unión Europea | € 15,00 |
| Europa no UE | € 21,00 |
| EEUU y Canadá | € 21,00 |
| Resto del Mundos | € 31,00 |
