The town of Ares del Maestre sits on the top of a rocky hill, on a privileged location that overlooks the beautiful and rugged landscape of the region of El Maestrazgo.On the mound that dominates the town, we have the ruins of an ancient castle, where Iberian remains were found, as well as several fronts from the Arab wall that turned Ares del Maestre into a parade ground during the Middle Ages.
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The IFEMA Exhibition Centre in Madrid hosts the FITUR International Tourism Fair.

This is the first date on the international calendar for tourism sector professionals. It is a promotional showcase, presenting products and services on offer in Spain and abroad, with some 11,000 companies taking part – an ideal place for making commercial contacts to develop future business.

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A crystal-clear paradise in a peaceful, relaxing setting.

The Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park presents the typical high mountain features of the Pyrenees, as well as its own distinguishing feature: water.

This park is characterised by its crystal-clear waters that run through its many lakes and rivers, and make this Pyrenean landscape rich. As well as the torrents and waterfalls, there are thick forests which look extremely beautiful when it snows. But its landscape is not the only important thing
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On the 29th June every year, to celebrate St Peter’s day, an unusual festival takes place in the Rioja region of Spain in a town called Haro: the Battle of the Wine.

The origin of this tradition is a possible dispute over land rights with the nearby town of Miranda de Ebro. Following a mass, the wine ‘fight’ begins between two groups who throw thousands of litres of wine at one another without rest. It’s an impressive show which ends at midday. Afterwards, the participants return to Haro and congregate in the Plaza de la Paz – Peace Square.