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Dueñas

On the Castilla Canal, one of the most interesting tourist routes in Castile-León. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest.

Durango

One of the Basque Country’s most unique ecosystems can be reached from this town.

Écija

Also known by the nickname of the “city of towers”, because 11 towers, nine steeples, and a great many churches, palaces and viewing points rise above its houses, Écija constitutes one of finest collections of monumental buildings in the province.

Elche

The historic quarter of Elche, capital of the region of Bajo Vinalopó (El Baix Vinalopò) in Alicante, preserves part of its Muslim past and Baroque splendour.

Elizondo

The area of the capital of the Batzan valley groups together fifteen villages spread over green hills in the Atlantic Pyrenees.

Elorrio

In 1964 Elorrio was the first village in Vizcaya to be receive the Spanish Cultural Property designation.

Erill-La-Vall

Inside the Boí valley, in the region of Alto Pirineo, Lerida, we find the small town of Erill la Vall. The church of Santa Eulàlia is included in the collection of Romanesque temples from this valley that was declared a World Heritage by UNESCO.

Es Mercadal

Es Mercadal is in the centre of Minorca. The village is set at the base of Toro Mountain (the island's highest) and a visit to the Virgen del Toro (Minorca's patron saint) Sanctuary is well worthwhile.

Escalona

Located on a plateau above a steep slope on the right bank of the river Alberche, the origins of Escalona date back more than 2,500 years.

Estella-Lizarra

The Camino de Santiago, a World Heritage Site, passes through Navarre and leads us to Estella-Lizarra.

Estepona

Estepona, on the world-famous Costa del Sol, conserves all the charms of a typical Andalusian town, with its peaceful squares bedecked with colourful flowerpots and little white houses. It is also a holiday resort offering all the latest modern amenities, golf clubs and sporting and recreational areas.

Ezcaray

Sitting in the Sierra de la Demanda mountains, on the banks of the river Oja, the town of Ezcaray and its surrounding area are as ideal for those who seek rest and peace and quiet as they are for mountaineering fans.

Fataga

In 1987, in the area surrounding Fataga, the Ayagaures y Pilancones Nature Reserve was opened.

Feria

Because of it being so picturesque, the town was declared a National Historic Site in 1970.

Fermoselle

This beautiful town, declared Property of Cultural Interest, is in the heart of the Arribes del Duero Nature Reserve, stands on a hill, 64 kilometres from the city of Zamora.

Ferreries

Located only 141 metres above sea-level, this town is the highest one in Minorca.

Ferrol

The sea has been a vital constant in the growth of this town, first as a fishing village and later as a military stronghold.

Fornells

Its bay is an excellent area for sailing.

Fregenal de la Sierra

Carefully conserved popular architecture and an interesting list of artistic and architectural features make this a fine example of the typical mountain villages in the south of Badajoz. Its old quarter has the Property of Cultural Interest designation.

Frías

The origins of the town of Frías date back to the 9th century. It later experienced significant growth when, in the 12th century, Alfonso VIII repopulated the valley to reinforce the border between Castile and Navarre. The town centre preserves its medieval layout and atmosphere.

Frigiliana

Located on the slope of the Almijara mountain range, it offers one of the most spectacular views of the Costa del Sol. The structure and physiognomy of its old town respond to the layout of the Arab period.

Frómista

The capital of Palencia's Romanesque legacy, the town of Frómista is a major communications hub and a staging post on the Pilgrim's Road to Santiago de Compostela.