Chapter culture of Spain

11. Costa del Sol Beaches, Andalusi

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Andalusia is globally famous for its innumerable beaches within a stretch of 100 miles. Costa del Sol Beaches, which means "Coast of the Sun", is located in the southern part of Spain. It comprises coastal towns and communities offering the very best of the Mediterranean.
Among 125 beaches, the most popular is Puerto Banus. You can enjoy long beach walks along the clear turquoise water, on powdery white sands.
Besides, the best options for you to also explore include Playa de Burriana, Blu Flag Playa Malapesquera, and Del Faro Beach. Each of these offers a variety of water sports and fun-filled activities with tempting restaurants and bars at hand.

List of 7 Popular Things in Spain (Food, Culture and Activities)

Spain is a country rich in culture and festivities. Alongside its popular tourist landmarks, you must also know about the other popular things in Spain. 
Here is a list of other famous things in Spain:

12. La Tomatina

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La Tomatina is one of the most popular festivals in Spain, celebrated annually in Bunyol, Valencia, on the last Wednesday of August. It is considered to be the biggest food fight festival in the world. 
The festival starts with its first custom of "Palo Jabón", where people climb on an oily pole with a ham on top. Thousands of people gather around the town square to throw tomatoes at each other once the tomato-filled trucks are unloaded. 

13. La Siesta

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The unique festivities of Spain never fail to amuse. Coming to another well-known tradition, La Siesta is a tradition that embraces a good mid-day nap. On this occasion, Spaniards take a rest of 2-3 hours on a hot summer afternoon after eating a heavy lunch. 
However, it was the Arabians who introduced La Siesta in Spain. The logic behind this tradition is to escape working in the scorching heat of summer afternoons.