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sorabhbaxi
May 28th 2009
Hello,
I am planning my honeymoon in the first week of November. I would like to know which all places I can visit in Spain and Portugal during that time? Apart from beaches, are there any other good places to visit - hillsides?
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May 28th 2009
Hi sorabhbaxi,
I would definitely recommend the coast of Estoril and Sintra. There are a variety of hotels there. Sintra is beautiful with a ladscape classified as 'World Heritage Site', and is on a hill... You can surf the waves on the beaches nearby or practice golf instead.
Good luck!
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KellyAnna
Jun 1st 2009
I am looking to go away with my partner and my 2 year old daughter in november. I was thinking canaries. Which one would be best for kids etc?
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jake884
Aug 21st 2009
Tenerife for sure, busiest of the Canary Islands in November.
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ellesbelles
Sep 8th 2009
I was there this time last year.. my favorite was Madrid.. the energy of the city is amazing.. and for Portugal.. I LOVED the Algarve. Travel up and down.. the beaches are breathtaking.. you won't be disappointed!!!
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apartime
Nov 11th 2009
BARCELONA!!! There are plany of things to do there!!! The city is situated between sea and mountains, can you imagine that?? And what is more every weekend there are new events and fiestas. I can not imagine that somebody could be bored in this particullar city. For getting an image of the amount of events click on this Barcelona Guide. I suppose if it is a honeymoon you would like to be a bit more romanting: there are a lots of really nice restaurants and real spanisch tapas-bars, and after eating you can make a walk along seashore.
It is only my recommendation, but I believe that you cannot leave Spain without visiting Barcelona for a couple of days!
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