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Each town of Fuerteventura has its own great attraction, so the island is ready to offer its guests an extensive cultural program. An interesting site is the Museum of Miguel de Unamuno dedicated to the life and work of the famous writer and philosopher. The museum is situated in the old building of the Fuerteventura Hotel, where the writer has stayed during his visit to the island. The atmosphere of past years has been preserved in the room where he lived; there are personal belongings, manuscripts and photographs of the writer among exhibits. You should definitely include the Archeological Museum of Betancuria in the recreation program. Its priceless collection is dedicated to the life and culture of early settlers of the island. There are many unique religious items and crafts among exhibits. It is worth noting that the Betancuria settlement itself is a major attraction of the island; it is located in the crater of an extinct volcano. The picturesque town of Antigua is a craft center; old mills are situated there. One of them is converted into a museum that presents the flour mill equipment and other tools of local artisans. Nearby is the Salt Museum with a very interesting and unique exhibition. There are also outstanding religious sites in Antigua; the most important among them is the Church of Nuestra Senora Antigua. It is situated in incredibly beautiful natural surroundings and differs with an incomparable appearance. Travelers fascinated by architectural … Read further

Our guide to Fuerteventura

Advices for travellers

5. The main tourist office is located at the island's airport, and tourist information centers can be found in all major cities of the island. They serve customers daily from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday are half-days. 6. The only currency used is euro; travelers can exchange money literally in any bank or private exchange office. Going out for shopping, it’s better to take enough of small … Open

Best beaches

Costa Calma is among the most popular places for family vacation. Youngest tourists will certainly like this calm and flat beach. Excellent ecology and advanced equipment are among its advantages too. The beach is about 1.5 kilometers long and there's a number of restaurants located nearby. Another choice vacations with children is Playa del Mal Nombre beach located in the Jandia beach area. The beach is covered with … Open

Travel guide to Fuerteventura

The town of La Oliva will also appeal to those who love scenic beaches and historical sights. The famous old Casa de los Coroneles manor is located on its territory. An art gallery operates within its walls nowadays. Many mysteries are associated with the old house. The exact date of its construction is unknown. Some suggest that it was erected in the middle of the 18th century. Originally, the mansion served the … Open

Traditions and mentality of Fuerteventura

Currently, the administrative center of the island is a picturesque town of Puerto del Rosario, which literally translates as ‘Port of Roses.’ Several centuries ago, the city had a less romantic name of Puerto de Cabras, which has translated as ‘a goat port.’ The fact is that there is the gorge close to the island’s capital, where herds of goats went to drink every day. It should be noted that … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

The local cuisine has some important distinctive features, for example, Fuerteventura is famous for its excellent cheeses. The mahorero cheese produced of goat’s milk is well-known to gourmets. Cheese has an incomparable taste and lots of benefits, for which it has repeatedly won awards at international exhibitions. Restaurants of Fuerteventura make out the paradise for seafood lovers. Among the classical … Open

Attractions and active leisure

There are dozens of excellent beaches on the island. Cofete, Corralejo and Barlovento located in the northern part of the island are suitable for surfing fans. The most large-beach, Sotavento, is located on the east coast; its length is more than 30 kilometers. Nominally the beach is divided into several areas. Fans of spearfishing and diving are recommended to visit Morro del Jable and Playa de Corralejo, as they … Open

Spain - moving around the country

There are about 40 airports in Spain. The largest air harbor is the airport in Catalonia called “Barcelona”. This airport has a traffic of about 50 million people a year. It operates in areas within the country. There are also a number of international flights. “Barcelona” also accepts cargo shipments. Free buses run between the terminals. A special underground electric train also operates to transport passengers. The airport has a variety of restaurants and cafes, lounges, offices of international and state banks, shops and souvenir shops within its territory. You can get to the capital by using a shuttle bus, taxi or the subway. … Open

Overview of festivals and celebrations in Spain

Spaniards are deeply religious people, and therefore religious holidays are treated with great honor here. One of the most iconic spiritual events is the Semana Santa or Holy Week. The solemn procession takes place on the Passion Week on the eve of Easter. Sculptural compositions or Pasos, depicting different religious subjects, are taken outdoors. Pasos are huge; they feature very lavish design, which makes the costumed procession incredibly spectacular. In the capital of Andalusia, Seville, the St. Anne's Day in July is celebrated with a grand scale. A large number of outdoor terraces open to the city. Sitting at a table, you can enjoy traditional music or dances. Before the start of Lent, Carnestoltes carnival is held in Barcelona. It starts on Fat Thursday and lasts until Sunday. The holiday ends with the burning of the Carnival King. … Open

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