Spain is home to many languages and cultures. The capital is Madrid. Catalonia has its own Catalan language and dances the sardana. Barcelona is an important city known for sites like Sagrada Família and Camp Nou stadium. Andalusia has Mediterranean climate and flamenco dance. It is home to cities like Seville and sites like the Alhambra palace and Giralda bell tower. Castile-La Mancha's capital is Toledo and it is known for windmills, manchego cheese, and the Hanging Houses of Cuenca.

2. INTRODUCTION
SPAIN
CATALONIA
BARCELONA
TERRASSA
ANDALUSIA
CASTILE-LA MANCHA

3. SPAIN
 In Spain, the population is about 47.190.495
inhabitants (2011).
 There are a lot of languages.
 The capital city is Madrid.
Basilica of San Major Square.
Fran.

4.  In Catalonia, Valencia Community and Balearic
Islands, the people speak Catalan. And Spanish, too.
In Basque Country speak Basque language,…

5. CATALONIA
 In Catalonia, the population is about 7.504.881
inhabitants. We live in Vallès Occidental.
 In Catalonia, the people dance “sardanes”:

6.  There are beautiful comarcals:
 Cerdanya:
In
Cerdanya, the
re are
beautiful
villages and
rivers to visit.
Vall d’Aran: In this
comarca, there
are a lot of
montains. And
there are
fantastics
landcapes.

7. BARCELONA
 It’s a very big town with 1.615.448 inhabitants.
 There are a lot of important sites:
Sagrada família Camp nou Port of Barcelona.

8.  It’s a very important town for the world. You can find
the most intelligent doctors. And the most important
theatres, cinemas, too.
One of the most importants
hospitals .

9. TERRASSA
 It’s a very big town. We live there. It has a lot of
parks, but the most beautiful is “Vallparadís”.
Vallparadís park.
In this park, there
are one
castle, called
“Castle Cartoixa”.

10.  In Terrassa, there are some museums:
Museum of Science
It’s a town with a lot of restaurants, bars, shops, etc.
We live in diferents neighborhoods.

11. ANDALUSIA
Andalusia
Sites to visit in Andalusia:
- Alhambra.
- Sunny coast.
- Giralda.

12.  Andalusia is an autonomous community of Spain.
 The territory is divided into eight provinces:
Almería, Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Mála
ga and Seville.
 The most important river is Guadalquivir.

13.  There is Mediterranean Climate (in summer the
weather is hot, and in winter the weather is cold).
 The most important popular dance is Flamenco.
 The population is 8.425.430 and the capital is Seville.
 The popular food of Andalusia is Gazpacho.
The popular dance Flamenco The popular food Gazpacho The location of Andalusia

14. SITES TO VISIT IN ANDALUSIA
-Alhambra: is a palace rich constructed in Al-
Andalus, situated in Granada, Andalusia.

15. -Sunny Coast: is a coast in a region in the south of
Spain, in the autonomous community of Andalusia.
There are beautiful beaches.

16. -Giralda: is a former bell tower for the Cathedral of
Seville. The tower is 95.5 m in height and it was one of
the most important symbols in the medieval city.

17. CASTILE-LA
MANCHA
· Castile-la mancha
· Regional divisions
· Neighbors
· Demography
· Culture
· Fair of Albacete
· Hanging House of
Cuenca

18. • Its capital city is Toledo, but its most populous city
is Albacete with 170.475 inhabitants.
• It is one of the most sparsely populated of
Spain's autonomous communities.

19. Castile–La Mancha is divided into 5 provinces named
after their capital cities. The following category
includes:

20. Castile-La Mancha is bordered by Castile and
León, Madrid, Aragon, Valencia, Murcia, Andalusia, and
Extremadura.

21. Population in thousands
Percentage of the population of
Castile–La Mancha by province
(2007)

22. • It remains a symbol of Spanish culture with its
vineyards, sunflowers, mushrooms, oliveyards, wind
mills, Manchego cheese and Don Quixote.
Manghego cheese

23. • Albacete Fair is declared of International Tourist
Interest, takes place from September 7 to September
17. In these 10 days, the population of Albacete
triples.
The fair ground

24. • The Hanging Houses, also known as Casas Colgantes, is a
complex of civil houses located in Cuenca, Spain. Today there
are only a few of them remaining. In the 15th century they
existed.
• They have been used currently in a restaurant and the Spanish
Abstract Art Museum, in Cuenca.
The most well-known is a group
of three with wooden balconies.

25. CONCLUSIONS
 We have remembered and learned many things.
Also, we have searched information of the two regions
that we like. We enjoy this project, because explains
the costumes of our country. It’s great!
Finally, we work very well in a group.
We hope you liked it.