{"id":24889,"date":"2011-01-31T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2011-01-31T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.clubvillamar.com\/blog\/uncategorized\/the-province-of-huelva\/"},"modified":"2018-01-26T18:56:37","modified_gmt":"2018-01-26T18:56:37","slug":"the-province-of-huelva","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.clubvillamar.com\/blog\/spain\/the-province-of-huelva\/","title":{"rendered":"The Province Of Huelva"},"content":{"rendered":"

When you set foot on the streets of Huelva, the first thing you see is the huge port surrounded on all sides by the industrial area.<\/strong> Huelva is an industrial province and most of its revenue is achieved in the city.\u00a0 However, its Costa de Luz is a wonderful attraction and place where you can spend long lazy days on the beach and have a relaxing drink in any of the many beach bars. <\/p>\n

Attractions in the area<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Donana National Park is situated very close to Huelva, so it is very accessible. It is a great adventure to go out in one of the park jeeps exploring the park and seeing all manner of species including lynx and wild boar<\/strong>. The jeep will also take you along the coast that borders the park, driving along the beach beside the ocean. If you enjoy the park, as I am sure anyone would, you will love the Odiel Marshes, a protected area for its spectacular bird species.<\/p>\n

Jabugo, a small, traditional village, is the main culinary attraction of the area,<\/strong> due to its cured ham which is delicious. The fantastic caves in Aracena are renowned for the beauty of their stalactites and the stalagmites; the lake is also very beautiful and it creates a very romantic atmosphere.<\/p>\n

Also, very close to Huelva, tourists have the chance to visit the 5,000 year old town, a prehistoric discovery comprising hundreds of houses, as well as dolmens and tombs, even silos. <\/strong>It is a great place for those who want to take trips into the historical past of Huelva, because it shows in detail how our ancestors lived.<\/p>\n

Even though Huelva is an industrial city it still has some places and monuments that deserve your attention. The San Pedro Church should be your first stop, as it is the oldest in Huelva. The original style of the Church was Moorish, as the Moors built it in the 15th century;<\/strong> the later 16th century restoration it suffered brought it a Baroque fa\u00e7ade and interior elements. The La Merced Cathedral is another building that is worthy of a visit; built in a Baroque style, it now houses the University.<\/p>\n

The Nuns\u2019 Square is a place where you will find two old convents, as well as the Town Hall and the building which used to house Spain\u2019s Bank<\/strong>. This is part of the historical centre, which was very well preserved in Huelva; the local populace fights to keep its past alive, as well as maintaining the traditions and customs. All of this makes Huelva a very interesting place and a spectacular destination for a holiday. <\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

When you set foot on the streets of Huelva, the first thing you see is the huge port surrounded on all sides by the industrial area.<\/strong> Huelva is an industrial province and most of its revenue is achieved in the city.\u00a0 However, its Costa de Luz is a wonderful attraction and place where you can spend long lazy days on the beach and have a relaxing drink in any of the many beach bars. <\/p>\n

Attractions in the area<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Donana National Park is situated very close to Huelva, so it is very accessible. It is a great adventure to go out in one of the park jeeps exploring the park and seeing all manner of species including lynx and wild boar<\/strong>. The jeep will also take you along the coast that borders the park, driving along the beach beside the ocean. If you enjoy the park, as I am sure anyone would, you will love the Odiel Marshes, a protected area for its spectacular bird species.<\/p>\n

Jabugo, a small, traditional village, is the main culinary attraction of the area,<\/strong> due to its cured ham which is delicious. The fantastic caves in Aracena are renowned for the beauty of their stalactites and the stalagmites; the lake is also very beautiful and it creates a very romantic atmosphere.<\/p>\n

Also, very close to Huelva, tourists have the chance to visit the 5,000 year old town, a prehistoric discovery comprising hundreds of houses, as well as dolmens and tombs, even silos. <\/strong>It is a great place for those who want to take trips into the historical past of Huelva, because it shows in detail how our ancestors lived.<\/p>\n

Even though Huelva is an industrial city it still has some places and monuments that deserve your attention. The San Pedro Church should be your first stop, as it is the oldest in Huelva. The original style of the Church was Moorish, as the Moors built it in the 15th century;<\/strong> the later 16th century restoration it suffered brought it a Baroque fa\u00e7ade and interior elements. The La Merced Cathedral is another building that is worthy of a visit; built in a Baroque style, it now houses the University.<\/p>\n

The Nuns\u2019 Square is a place where you will find two old convents, as well as the Town Hall and the building which used to house Spain\u2019s Bank<\/strong>. This is part of the historical centre, which was very well preserved in Huelva; the local populace fights to keep its past alive, as well as maintaining the traditions and customs. 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