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Tell me, please, where is it better to go with children composition: 13 years old, 6 and 2.5 g
We have never been to Spain before :)
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We went to Costa Daurada, La Pineda, the Terramarina hotel, a very good hotel, the beach is nearby, it takes 15 minutes to Port Aventura by bus, excursions for every taste and budget. We really enjoyed.
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answered 11 years ago
From Costa Bravo you can go to the jousting tournament. Castle (remake), everyone wears crowns at the entrance. You sit at the table above the lists. They serve food and wine according to medieval recipes. Several fights take place - for example - two noble knights, a crusader and a Saracen, a foot fight with swords, etc. A little harsh, but for 6 and 13 years old, that's it. After the tournaments - Flamenco dances for all age groups.
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answered 11 years ago
I agree with Barabulkimmm, for 2.5 years Costa Dorada is the best option, the sea is shallower and Port Aventura is nearby.
From the Costa Brava, it's a long way to go to Port Aventura.
From the Costa Brava, it's a long way to go to Port Aventura.
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answered 11 years ago
Oro.egor, and you can read more about the knightly tournament, where this castle is located, maybe there is some site where to read.
Ours is 9 years old, it will be insanely interesting!
Ours is 9 years old, it will be insanely interesting!
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answered 11 years ago
The only way I could find http://www.terramartour.com/excurs/individual_excurs/271/
But there this show is advertised in many places. The logo is a knight on a rearing horse. At the entrance, everyone is greeted by the king and queen, and in, exactly, your native language. The food is either peppered meat or chicken with lots of spices. They say that in the Middle Ages it was very cool. The fights themselves are really tough. They warn in advance that this is not like we are used to in films - the clash of swords and all that. Professional stuntmen imitate real fights according to the conditions of those times. And if the noble horsemen - it still somehow looks like what we are waiting for. All sorts of plumes, beautiful shields, then the battle of foot soldiers - at some point turns into a banal scuffle with blows to the faces and pits. So, see for yourself... I can't say anything about flamenco. Not a fan. Yes, and pots of wine brought without ceasing. It seems that there were professional dancers who turned people on, arranging something like a master class. Good luck.
But there this show is advertised in many places. The logo is a knight on a rearing horse. At the entrance, everyone is greeted by the king and queen, and in, exactly, your native language. The food is either peppered meat or chicken with lots of spices. They say that in the Middle Ages it was very cool. The fights themselves are really tough. They warn in advance that this is not like we are used to in films - the clash of swords and all that. Professional stuntmen imitate real fights according to the conditions of those times. And if the noble horsemen - it still somehow looks like what we are waiting for. All sorts of plumes, beautiful shields, then the battle of foot soldiers - at some point turns into a banal scuffle with blows to the faces and pits. So, see for yourself... I can't say anything about flamenco. Not a fan. Yes, and pots of wine brought without ceasing. It seems that there were professional dancers who turned people on, arranging something like a master class. Good luck.
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answered 11 years ago
It is good to fly to Tenerife with children. Also Spain, only an island. A very inexpensive, safe and comfortable stay, there are a lot of children and no one is afraid for them.
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