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Tuesday, 28 October 2008

Un paseo por España

Posted on 10:30 by Unknown

Street View continues its European tour, this time heading to the Iberian Peninsula with the launch of four cities in Spain: Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and Valencia. Spain becomes the second European country to welcome Street View imagery, coming on the heels of our first European launch in France just two weeks ago.

I invite you to visit Spain a country known for its architecture, culture and romance. Walk the boulevards of Barcelona and see renowned architecture of Gaudi:


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The Sagrada Familia



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La Pedrera (Casa Milà)

Or journey over to Valencia to visit the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències then head to Seville to take in the sights of the Alamillo Bridge of Santiago Calatrava.


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Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències


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Alamillo Bridge

From ancient to modern, from shopping to sport, there are many stunning vistas that are now just a few clicks away at maps.google.com. Enjoy!

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