Being born in a country founded by Magellan, a Spaniard warrior, made me dream to see Spain someday. Being colonized by Spanish for years, I understand that we would have many traits in common although they are more rich in history as the Kingdom of Spain was born ahead before a Philippines was discovered. Now I am wondering how will I work out this dream?
I have kept a small notebook with me that contains a list of the countries I wanted to visit and Spain is one of them. Though Spain is part of the European Union, I don’t have plans to visit the country during my group backpacking plan in Central Europe. Lately, I met a friend online who is from there and she speaks a little English. I guess the reason she made friends with me was to practice speaking English. What I love is that, though she has few words but yet she is so quick to catch up that in the two months we become friends, she can speak really better now.
I will surely ask the assistance of a travel agent when booking for this Spain holiday. If it is possible to see nearby places before proceeding to Spain, then it would be a great idea. I have begin listing down places to visit there, per recommendation by Antonia.

This is Santiago de Compostela Cathedral
one of my must see there
Spain’s number one religion is Catholic so I have to expect to see many huge cathedrals. I love Cathedrals and Churches and I hope I can grab a postcard of them to be swapped with collectors from around the world. Another must see also is The Great Mosque of Cordoba which is considered as a wonder of the medieval by both Muslims and Christians.
Spain has a large coastline that features the most beautiful beaches that you could find in Europe. That is the reason why many tourists decides to come to Spain.
Visitors enjoy water sports and other beach activities and the horse-riding is one of the most popular activities because it is what they recommend as the best way for sightseeing. Families and particularly children love amusement parks and theme parks in Spain, such as the Tivoli World Amusement Park, which hosts a spectacular Flamenco display, a Spanish cultural trademark. Spanish zoos and wildlife parks are equally popular among families, such as the Dolphin World, the Sea Life Center and a crocodile park.
I will also try to visit the villages and befriend village people to have a real feel of the culture and their practices. A month vacation there sounds short but I hope I can make up the best of it.
So why not make Spain as your holiday vacation?