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Emilia Pardo Bazan`s House Museum
This museum was the home of the Galician novelist Emilia Pardo Bazan who died in her late sixties in 1921. It is now the Headquarters of the Galician Royal Academy. On the first floor of the 18th Century mansion is a museum containing some of the writer`s belongings.
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Es Trenc Holidays
The longest beach of Mallorca, named 'Es Trenc', is considered by many as the 'Pearl of Mallorca'; here you will find your holiday destination, just the way you like it.
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Esplanada de Espana
Close to the pleasure boat harbour is the delightful Esplanada de Espana, lined on both sides with palm trees offering shade whilst you enjoy a stroll in this popular area of the city. The pavement is decorated with millions of three colour tiles of a geometric wave like design.
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Ferrolterra Country
All the information about the town of Ferrol (Galicia) and other localities of the area: hotels, restaurants, history, campings, etc...
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Fiestras.com - A Coruņa
Web site dedicated to A Coruņa located in the northwest of Spain. Famous for its beaches, monuments, gastronomy, interactive museums and football team: Deportivo. In Spanish.
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Fine Arts Museum
Opened in 2001, the modern building of the Museo de Bellas Artes has won several architectural awards. The original museum was founded in 1845. It has a large Valencian Ceramics collection from the 13th Century to the present day, and paintings by Zurburan and Sorolla, as well as sculptures.
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Fine Arts Museum
The Museo de Bellas Artes is housed in a former convent and it is considered one of the best art museums in Spain. The 17th Century building is arranged around three patios and has recently been restored.
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Fine Arts Museum
The Museo de Bellas Artes houses an impressive collection of well displayed art from the 12th Century to modern art. As well as Spanish paintings, there are works by Flemish, Italian and French artists, including Van Dyck and Gaugin.
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Fine Arts Museum
Built in 1995, the Fine Arts Museum incorporates the 18th Century Capuchin Monastery that stood on the site. The architect of the new building was Manuel Gallego Jorreto. The museum exhibits more than 5,000 pieces of art, including paintings, engravings, ceramics and sculpture.
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