Maps of Spain and Portugal
Wine Regions of Portugal
Though Portugal has a long history of wine making and some of its wines are
among the greatest in the world, I have the feeling that the Portuguese wine
sector has progressed less in recent years than its
Islas Formigues
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Oporto
Oporto, Porto, the city which gave Portugal its name (almost as if there were a place in Britain called "Eng"). It is what... See this map and read more about Oporto.
Around Madrid
Madrid is a great base for exploring the centre of Spain. The map shows the most popular excursions, the towns of most interest within a short...
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Around Madrid.
Gaudi in Barcelona
Gaud is closely linked to Barcelona, indeed it is hard to see his works outside Catalonia.
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Gaudi in Barcelona.
Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol, the "sunny coast," is the coast of the province of Málaga, elbowing its way down into the province of See this map and read more about
Costa del Sol.
Cabo de Cope-Puntas de Calnegre
This map of Cabo de Cope-Puntas de Calnegre
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Andalusia
Andalusia (Andalucia in Spanish, pronounced roughly And-al-oo-thii-ya in correct Castilian and And-al-oo-see-ya in Andalusia itself) is the second largest region in See this map and read more about
Andalusia.
The Costa Brava
The Costa Brava, the rugged coastline of the province of Girona, was one of the first tourist areas in the world to be intentionally developed as...
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The Costa Brava.
Alentejo
South of the River Tagus, north of the Algarve, east or south-east of the Lisbon region and stretching across to the border with See this map and read more about
Alentejo.
Madeira
Madeira is a Portuguese archipelago in the North Atlantic, directly north of the Spanish Canary Islands, but considerably further away...
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Madeira.
The Azores
Slap-bang in the middle (literally) of the Atlantic, the Portuguese Azores archipelago (Açores in Portuguese) has been an attractive destination for visitors since the sixties, though it was... See this map and read more about The Azores.
The Algarve Region
The Algarve Region is Portugal's best known internationally, mainly because of its climate and its beaches. Historically, it is the Portuguese region which was longest...
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The Algarve Region.
The Lisbon Metropolitan Area
The new Lisbon and Tagus Valley region of Portugal didn't last five minutes, and is now the Área Metropolitana de See this map and read more about
The Lisbon Metropolitan Area.
The Centro Region
Portugal's Centro region includes the old distritos of See this map and read more about
The Centro Region.
The Norte Region
The Norte region is Portugal at its most attractive: with the notable exception of bustling See this map and read more about
The Norte Region.
Costa Blanca
The Costa Blanca, the coastline of the province of Alicante, enjoys a particularly hospitable microclimate (hospitable to tourists, at least) which means it is...
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Costa Blanca.
Levante
Levante ( literally, "where the sun rises") is Eastern Spain, the Spanish mainland coastal Mediterranean region between the Sistema...
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Levante.
Catalonia and Andorra
That the Catalan-speaking countries of Catalonia and the Principality of Andorra roll south from the peaks of the See this map and read more about
Catalonia and Andorra.
Aragón and La Rioja
The corrugated plains of La Rioja and Aragón sit in the triangle formed between the See this map and read more about
Aragón and La Rioja.
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