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Andalusia is an autonomous community in southern Spain composed of 8 provinces. Its capital is Seville and the Superior Court of Justice is located in Granada. The historic center of Velez-Malaga is a designated historic-artistic site. Architect Trinidad Cuartara was responsible for expanding the city of Almeria beyond its old Arab walls in the 19th century. The first natural park in Andalusia, Cabo de Gata, was created in 1987 to conserve natural ecosystems.
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Spain is home to many autonomous communities and regions with diverse cultures and languages. Catalonia is located in northeastern Spain and has over 7.5 million residents who commonly speak Catalan. Barcelona is the largest city in Catalonia with over 1.6 million people and famous sites like Sagrada Família, Camp Nou stadium, and the Port of Barcelona. Andalusia is an autonomous community in southern Spain with over 8.4 million people known for flamenco, gazpacho soup, and landmarks like the Alhambra palace and Giralda bell tower in Seville. Castile-La Mancha is located in central Spain with over 2 million residents and is famous for its windmills
Spain
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English presentation of santander and cantabria
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Cultural heritage1 Spain
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- Founded by Phoenicians around 770 BC, it has a long history under various rulers including Carthage, Rome, and Islamic rule.
- Home to over 578,000 people, making it the second largest city in Andalusia.
- Known for its Mediterranean coastline and warm climate along the Costa del Sol. Popular tourist destinations include the historic Alcazaba fortress, Picasso Museum, and La Concepción Botanical Garden.
- Native son Pablo Picasso and actor Antonio Banderas are among the famous
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Keywords: Alcaicería. Granada. Shopping Structures. Post-tourism. Silk Trade
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Spainand catalonia
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