Spain is the land of fiestas & throughout the year there will always be a festival taking place somewhere in Spain. The Festival de Jerez is a flamenco festival with some of Spain's top performers. Malaga is the stepping stone to the Costa del Sol. Relatively few visitors visit the city as they rush from the airport to their holiday resort. Seville is Spain's 4th largest city with a population of some 710,000. It is a city with soaring summer temperatures which have approached 50ºC on occasions. Investment in farmland can provide consistent attractive returns and a
potential continuing hedge against inflation with minimal risks. The returns are less volatile than those from
other classes of asset and the correlation with conventional real estate is very low. Based on a strong
long-term growth story, farmland is now a valuable commodity and a very compelling investment. Farm land investment Until the final
decades of the 20th century, the amount of new farm acreage added to the mix by clearing land offset the losses
on a global basis. In the 1980s, the amount of land under cultivation began to fall for the first time since
humble early humanity began to farm the rich land around the Tigris and Euphrates. It continues to fall
today. Madrid is a relative newcomer to the holiday scene which is surprising as it is a fascinating city famous for its zest for life. Valencia is Spain's third-largest city with a population of some 740,000. It lies on the Mediterranean coast some 350km south of Barcelona. Granada lies in the foothills of Spain's Sierra Nevada mountains. Many visitors to Spain believe that if there is only one place to visit then it should be Granada. Cordoba was the capital of Al-Andalus, the name used describe Moorish Spain. In its heyday it was Europe's largest city, a centre of learning and culture and was considered the Mecca of the west. The beautiful town of Ronda lies 60km up a winding mountain road from Marbella in the mountain range known as the Serranía de Ronda. |
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