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  • Which National Flags Feature Building?

    Which National Flags Feature Building?

    A national flag with buildings, a national flag represents and symbolises a given nation. This is often the colour, design, shape, which holds significant meaning. Of the 195 + National flags, five feature buildings. The flags of Afghanistan, Cambodia, Portugal, Spain, and San Marino are the only flags that feature buildings in their emblems. The…

  • Countries That Start With The Letter S
  • 10 Interesting Facts About Tarragona
  • 20 Interesting Facts About Ronda
  • List of Famous Spanish People

    List of Famous Spanish People

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    List of Famous Spanish People, Spanish MonarchsIsabella I reigned as Queen of Castile, Explorer Francisco Vázquez de Coronado, novelist Federica Montseny, Famous Spaniards

  • Province of Malaga Coat of Arms and Flag

    Province of Malaga Coat of Arms and Flag

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    Province of Malaga Coat of arms and flag, information about the history and details about the coat of arms and the Flag of Malaga with photography’s and facts, Province of Malaga coat of arms, Flag of province of Malaga, Malaga coat of arms and flag

  • Museo de Malaga

    Museo de Malaga

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    Museo de Malaga opened to the public in December 2016, becoming the biggest museum in Andalusia and the fifth biggest in Spain, the Museum was formed by the Provincial Museum of Fine arts, was established in 1913 and the Provincial Archeological Museum was established in 1947, The Museum de Malaga opening hours

  • Sea Life Benalmadena

    Sea Life Benalmadena

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    Sea Life Benalmadena is an aquarium situated Benalmadena, Malaga in Andalusia, Spain, Explore the amazing underwater tunnels plus 36 displays including rays and giant turtles as well as over 2,000 creatures, Sea Life Benalmadena opening hours, Sea Life Benalmadena How to get there

  • Malaga Cathedral

    Malaga Cathedral

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    Malaga Cathedral was built in 1782 on a former mosque site, the cathedral of Malaga is known as ‘La Manquita’ which translates to ‘ the one-armed lady’. The cathedral was consecrated on 3 August 1588, The interior of the Cathedral is influenced by the Baroque and Renaissance style, Malaga Cathedral