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Cadiz -- Turism
The autonomous region of Andalusia has an ample network of transport connections over land, sea and air. Andalusia comprises eight provinces that include: Almeria, Cadiz, Cordoba, Granada, Huelva, Malaga, Jaen and Seville. Its political capital is Seville. It has six major tourist airports. The most notable international airports are those of Malaga and Seville.
Seaports in the region are based around the port of Algeciras and to a lesser degree Malaga, the bay of Cadiz, Huelva, Almeria and Seville. The road network is made up of motorways, dual carriageways and major roads connecting all the province capitals with each other. The road from Huelva to Portugal (Faro) is also extremely important. The roads of Huelva, Seville and Cordoba all head out towards Extremadura. The road from Cordoba heads towards the Spanish plain via Despeñaperros. There is also a road from Villacarrillo to Albacete and roads that connect Almeria and Granada with Murcia. The most outstanding part of the rail network is the AVE high-speed train that connects Madrid with Seville in less than three hours. The high-speed train network in Andalusia runs from Seville to Cordoba to Madrid. There are also other rail networks that connect the major cities in the region with each other and with the rest of the mainland.
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Hotel Silken Diagonal Barcelona
Avenida Diagonal 205
08018 Barcelona
 
Inaugurated in 2004, the Hotel Diagonal Barcelona is distinguished for its modern architecture and design, work of architect Juli Capella. It is also remarkable for its exceptional location below Jean Nouvel´s
impressive Agbar Tower. This location gives it easy access to the Conference Centre and the main communication routes, the port and the airport, and from which you can reach the city centre in minutes. And the best views in the city can be enjoyed from its swimming pool..
Villa Real
Plaza de las Cortes, 10
28014 Madrid
At the Villa Real Hotel, each room is a luxury suite and each admire, from its priviledged observatory, the City of Madrid. Suites are decorated with an extraordinary selection of antique furnishings, accessories and original art work. It is situated within the financial, commercial and administrative centers of the Capital and within minutes of the main Banks, the Exchange, The Puerta del Sol, the Gran Via and the Retiro Park. It is also in the very near vecinity of the famous Prado Museum and the newly created Thyssen Bornemisza and the Reina Sofía Museums as well as the "La Comedia" and "La Zarzuela" National Theaters, Royal Palace, the best antique shops, Art Galleries, and fine restaurants..
Eurostars Cristal Palace
Diputació 257
08007 Barcelona
With a thorough refurbishing completed in the year 2000, the Cristal Palace Hotel has established itself at the head of the four-star hotels in Barcelona. Guests are treated to the highest standards of quality, comfort, and service, and will also appreciate the hotel's wonderful location..
Golf courses
Atalaya Golf & Country Club
Carretera de Benahavis, km. 0,7
29688 Estepona (Málaga)
Tel. +34 952882812 / Fax: +34 952887897
hole: 18
par: 72
Atalaya Park Golf Hotel & Resort, which has come to be known as the "Golfers' Paradise", can offer many opportunities to play your favourite sport in the perfect setting. Atalaya Golf & Country Club are the general headquarters of the Professionals Golfers´Association of Europe (PGAE)..
Benalup Hotel Golf & Country Club
Calle La Torre, s/n
11190 Benalup (Cádiz)
Tel. +34 956424928 / Fax +34 956424929
holes: 18
par: 73
Benalup Golf is an environment friendly course constructed using TerraCottem. The plan for the Benalup Golf golf course was designed by the well known golfing architect, Baron Paul Rolin. The fairways and greens have been set up in an ecologically responsible way in this lightly forested area. The 18 hole golf course has many water obstacles. Benalup Golf has a splendid view of the "Laguna de la Janda", an enormous plain where the lake once was. In clear weather you can easily see the coast of Africa. .
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