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Faro -- Turism
Traces of prehistoric human society are clearly visible in Portugal’s southernmost region. Begin with a visit to the Neolithic remains of the 4000-year-old Pedra do Alagar dolmen in Ameixial (Loulé), and the Pedras Altas dolmen in Cachopo (Tavira). After that follow a Roman road to Sagres, the departure point for the 15th century saga of the Portuguese Discoveries.
The Romans left many bridges, roads and villas. Discover the ruins of Boca do Rio in Budens, Cerro da Vila in Vilamoura, and the Milreu Roman Villa at Estói.
As well as Moorish castles, the signs of Arab influence are still to be seen in the region’s traditional architecture. It’s not hard to find small groups of houses with white walls and ornamented chimneys. The roof patios and terraces on many houses, perfect in summer, are a throwback to the Moors who reigned over the Algarve for around five centuries.
To all of this cultural heritage you can also add castles, churches and monuments built by Portuguese kings. For evidence of the golden age of the Portuguese Discoveries, be sure to visit Sagres Fortress and the town of Lagos.
If you want to know more about the culture and art, you’ll always find a museum or information centre in towns or at historic monuments.
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Claris Pau Claris, 150 08009 Barcelona
Without a doubt, the Claris is the best confirmation that providing an excellent service is an art. It has taken five years to transform a neoclassical palace from the 19th century into one of Spain's most unique hotels. A hotel where it is impossible to find two identical rooms because everything at the Claris was hand made. From the design and construction of the furniture to choosing the marble and exotic wood crafted by a diverse team of artisans, following techniques that seemed to have been forgotten in our days..
Westin Palace Hotel Plaza de las Cortes, 7 28014 Madrid
In the heart of Madrid, just minutes from the Prado and Thyssen museums, The Westin Palace, Madrid is a monument to elegance, combining turn-of-the-century grandeur with new amenities and high-tech touches of a modern world-class hotel, including the internationally acclaimed Heavenly Bed by Westin ©. You'll quickly discover why it was named to Condé Nast Traveler's 2002 Gold List and was honored with a spot on Condé Nast Traveler's 2001 Readers' Choice Awards List. A full-service business center and 18 ultramodern function rooms make The Westin Palace ideal for meetings and conferences. Work out at the 24-hour fitness center, relax in the sauna or solarium, then enjoy elegant dining at La Rotonda, where Mediterranean specialties are complemented by selections from the extensive wine cellar..
Cotursa Rosello Rosello, 191 08036 Barcelona
Near the majestuous "Paseo de Gracia" and famous modernist building "La Pedrera" by Antonio Gaudi. A strategic cultural and commercial point, where you will find the best shops in the city..
Golf courses
 Club de Golf El Rompido Carretera de Cayarta - El Rompido, Km. 7 21450 Huelva (Huelva) Tel. +34 959024241 / Fax +34 959024243
hole: 18 par: 72
The wide variety of different holes means you can develop the creativity of your game. This versatile course is ideal for players who like to concentrate at all times. .
 Real Club de Golf Las Brisas Apartado de Correos, 147 29660 Nueva Andalucía (Málaga) Tel. +34 952810875 / Fax: +34 952815518
holes: 18 par: 72
Situated in the heart of Nueva Andalucía, in the so-called Golf Valley, is the Real Club de Golf Las Brisas, one of the oldest courses on the Costa del Sol. The intense professional activity of Robert Trent Jones, one of the most famous golf course designers, reached a peak in 1969 with the opening of the Real Club de Golf Las Brisas. The designer created a course which demands accuracy on the part of players and where it is not enough to hit long shots, but rather you have to use your head. The layout contains a lot of water hazards, ten artificial lakes, ample protection from bunkers and greens which are mostly raised. All of this lies in a unique natural setting. .
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