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La Linea de la Concepción -- Gastronomy
The food from Cádiz incorporates many different influences, like Phoenician, Roman, Arab and colonial. Being located between the sea, the mountains and the farmlands, Cádiz has recipes that combine a wide variety of ingredients.
The Atlantic coast gives Cádiz plenty of fish and seafood. Anyone visiting this region needs to try the classical fried fish that, although easy to find in the entire coast of Andalusia, the best one is served in Granada. You will want to have it many times while you are visiting, and each time it will delight you, even surprise you. Some of the fish that you can try in this province are dogfish, tuna, anglerfish, snapper, sea-bass and the ever-present sardines, as well as a very varied selection of seafood. They are used to make an endless list of fish and seafood stews like fish soup with bitter oranges, fish a la teja (cooked on a roof tile), urta a la roteña (fish stew made with tomatoes, onions and green pepper), marinated dogfish, shrimp omelette and delicious anemones. The tuna from Almadraba is so delicious that in the past few years the catch has been exported almost in its entirety to Japan, where they pay very high prices for it.
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Miró Hotel
Alameda Mazarredo, 77
48009 Bilbao
 
Nestled between the Guggenheim and Fine Arts Museum, Miró Hotel provides this dynamic city with an appropiate space in line with the transformation it has undergone. Designed by fashion designer Antonio Miró, this modern boutique-hotel is exquisite in every sense, combining functional design and personalized service..
Catalonia Park Putxet
Putxet, 68-74
08023 Barcelona
The Catalonia Park Putxet hotel, built in 1975 and partially renovated in 2001, is located in the quiet residential area of Putxet, very near Balmes Street and Ronda General Mitre, a very convenient access road to any part of Barcelona. In addition, the hotel is located near Güell Park, an emblem of the city and a masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí..
NH Eurobuilding
C/ Padre Damián 23
28036 Madrid
Conveniently located in the heart of the modern part of the city, close to the Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones of the Castellana and many of the city's most important landmark buildings such as Torre Europa, Torre Picasso, Torres Kio and the Azca Centre. Its location makes it easy to reach the Juan Carlos I Business Fair Grounds (IFEMA). .
Golf courses
La Duquesa Golf & Country Club
Urbanización El Hacho
29691 Manilva (Málaga)
Tel. +34 952890725 / Fax: +34 952890725
holes: 18
par: 72
Designed by Robert Trent Jones and established in 1985, La Duquesa winds round El Hacho beacon hill with magnificent views over the Mediterranean, Gibraltar and to Africa. The demanding course requires accurate driving and concentration. The 8th par 3 is only 125m long but has a drop of 30m! The course has good practice facilities and lessons for all standards of players can be arranged. There is also a Gym, Snooker, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Tennis and Squash courts that can all be used for a small charge..
Islantilla Golf
Urbanización Islantilla, Paseo del Barranco del Moro, s/n
21410 Isla-Cristina (Huelva)
Tel. +34 959486039 / Fax +34 959486104
hole: 9
par: 36
Islantilla Golf inaugurated in 1992 and since then it has become one of the best and most well-known Spanish golf courses in Europe. 27 holes, three different courses surrounded by leafy vegetation and impressive sea-views. The careful design of its Pencross greens and Agrostis Fairways give the course great quality and variety. The smooth slopes, the water, its landscape, its climate, turn golf into a real pleasure for all type of players and handicaps..
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