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10 of the best family self-catering holidays in Spain
9 Jul 2014:From a cottage in the mountains to stylish pads in Seville and Barcelona, we select the best self-catering properties in Spain to keep the kids – and you – happy
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Editors' picks
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Andalucía is known for sea, sun and even tapas but not, so far, its fine restaurants. Now it's hoping to take on the gastronomic powerhouses of Catalonia and the Basque Country. Chris Moss reports from Málaga -
The Alameda and Macarena districts of Seville offer an alternative from the city's usual tourist sights with their cafe-bars, art spaces, independent boutiques and markets, writes Fiona Flores Watson
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They are not exactly cheap but these cool Spanish boltholes from the accommodation website i-escape offer good value (all under £150 a night, some sleeping four) given how stylish they are
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22 Oct 2014:
One organisation in Spain’s most popular tourist destination is employing homeless people as tour guides to offer an alternative view of the city
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13 Oct 2014: Spanish people have a reputation as diehard meat eaters. But in recent years, as the number of vegan or vegetarian restaurants in Spain has doubled, there are signs of change, writes Trevor Baker
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11 Oct 2014:
Author Helen Walsh set her latest novel, The Lemon Grove, in the glamorous north of Mallorca, but it’s the bucolic south of the island that keeps drawing her back, and is especially lovely at this time of year with the crowds gone
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4 Oct 2014: Just over an hour’s drive from Barcelona, but with its own airport, the ancient city of Girona is like a bite-size version of the Catalan capital – bright and lively but also easy-going
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2 Oct 2014: Regional president, who fears exploratory drilling could damage the environment, will ask residents to vote on plan next month
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27 Sep 2014:
With sunshine pouring down on golden sands, ancient buildings and the sparkling ocean, Spain’s far south-west lives up to its name, the coast of light
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26 Sep 2014: Eating tapas while watching the waves, scampering round Roman ruins, mountain-biking and beach-based family fun … welcome to the Cadiz coast as seen by Guardian readers
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21 Sep 2014: The amazing beauty of the Baztán Valley in the Pyrenees, plus a new youth hostel in Brighton and savings on cruises to see the Northern Lights
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17 Sep 2014:
From kitesurfing to sherry tasting, share your tips on your favourite things to do on the Cadiz coast and you could win a £200 hotel voucher
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16 Sep 2014: The Caminito del Rey in Málaga is being restored and will reopen in early 2015 – albeit in a safer form
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13 Sep 2014:
Great beaches, fantastic seafood and a visit to the home of Salvador Dalí …
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27 Aug 2014:
They don’t often get snapped, but books are surely the most important travel companions – so this summer we asked you to photograph them. They have been to some enviable locations
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21 Aug 2014: Before there was aircon, Andalucían peasants kept their cool in homes cut out of the rock. Now visitors can do the same. Lesley Gillilan finds new life in old caves
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18 Aug 2014: As the state has withdrawn, Santiago Cirugeda has stepped in to turn abandoned sites in Seville and other Spanish cities into dramatic art spaces that are inspiring a new breed of architect
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13 Aug 2014:
Spain’s capital is awash with tapas bars but how do you find the good ones amid the sea of tourist-traps? Madrid-based food writer James Blick tracks down 10 of the best, from classic bodegas to slick new dining spaces run by young chefs
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