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<p>New page: Spain – Catalonia The majestic country of Spain has varied and beautiful landscapes. There is not a single place in Spain which does not have something fascinating about it. Here we tal...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Spain – Catalonia<br />
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The majestic country of Spain has varied and beautiful landscapes. There is not a single place in Spain which does not have something fascinating about it. Here we talk about the beautiful place of [http://www.whycircle.com/catalonia/ Catalonia], located on the French border.From the Pyrenees on the French border to the beautiful beaches of the Costa Blanca extends [http://www.whycircle.com/catalonia/ Catalonia], a large territory with flowering valleys, picturesque villages and Romanesque churches, where the landscapes change from the cold mountain villages to the warm beaches of the coast.The people here are proud of its culture and history, taking into account that along with Barcelona ?? and Aragon, [http://www.whycircle.com/catalonia/ Catalonia] was one of the greatest maritime powers of the Mediterranean Sea. Currently being conducted by a semi-autonomous regional government, it has its own language, Catalan. The different provinces of [http://www.whycircle.com/catalonia/ Catalonia] are the provinces of [http://www.whycircle.com/catalonia/ Catalonia], Andorha, Girona, Barcelona and Tahragona.The main towns of eastern Spain are Barcelona and ??Valencia, Spain's third city which is a cultural center and continues to grow. The Roman presence on the Iberian Peninsula dates back to the conquest of Empuries along the Costa Brava (Wild Coast) with traces visible today, particularly in Tarragona, the center of the then Roman province called Tarraconensis, a city that now offers a unique vision of Roman Spain.</div>Wed, 11 Apr 2012 08:38:56 GMTRuckmanBixby653http://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:RuckmanBixby653