Museums 

 

Turismo in Spain has flourished to a great extent owing to not only the danza, teatro, vino, popular videos but also the plethora of museums dotting the entire country. The most popular Spanish museums are: 

 

* Altamira Museum 

 

* American Museum 

 

* National Museum 

 

* National Ceramic Museum and Arts Decoratives 

 

* Cerraibo Museum 

 

* National Museum of Decorative Arts 

 

* National Museum Railroad 

 

* Sephardic Museum 

 

* National Museum Theatre 

 

* National Museum CIPE Costume 

 

* Romantic Museum 

 

* National Museum Colegio San Gregorio 

 

* National Museum Roman Art 

 

* Museo Lazaro Galdiano Foundation 

 

Fiestas (Festivals) 

 

Besides enjoying danza, teatro, vino, popular videos, the country of Espaa celebrates numerous festivals throughout the year. Some of them are: 

 

* Tamborrada de San Sebastian (The San Sebastian Drum Festival) in January 

 

* La Endiablada-The Disguised Devils, celebrated in February 

 

* Fallas de San Jose- Celebrated in March 

 

* Feria de Abril (April Fair), Fiesta de Moros y Cristianos (Moors and Christians) 

 

* celebrated in the month of April 

 

* Festival de los Patios Cordobeses (The Cordoba Patio Festival) and Corpus Christi celebrated in May 

 

* Hogueras de San Juan, celebrated in June 

 

* Fiestas de Haro 

 

* Dia de Santiago celebrated in July 

 

* La Tomatina (Valencia Tomato Fight Festival), Romeria Vikinga, El Coso and Fiesta de Verano, celebrated in August. 

 

* Fiestas Patronales de La Virgen de Gracia and Fiestas de la Vendimia Riojana/ La Rioja Wine Festival, celebrated in September 

 

Arte Artesan’a Msica (Arts Crafts Music) 

 

If entretenimiento ocio (leisure and entertainment) is on your mind, enjoy the arts, crafts, and music of Spain. 

 

* Art: There have been plenty of Spanish artists who have contributed immensely to the art of Spain. In the works of art, one will notice the influence of the Moorish heritage, evident in the cities of Granada, Seville and Cordoba. European influences during the Neoclassical and Baroque periods are also observed. 

 

* Music: The flamenco is usually associated with Spanish music. However, there are different regional styles of Spanish folk music from Castile, Galicia, Asturais, Valencia, Catalonio, Aragon and the Basque Country. Hip hop, rock and heavy metal are other genres of music which have found much popularity in the country. Many composers in the field of classical music have carved a niche for themselves in the music industry. They include composers like Manuel de Falla, Isaac Albeniz and Enrique Granados and singers like Alicia de Larrocha, Pablo de Sarasate, Jose Carreras, just to name a few. 

 

Besides enjoying danza, teatro, vino, popular videos, discover the costumbrismo (manners) of the Spanish people while dining at some of the finest restaurants.