Three cities you must visit when you immigrate to Spain.

Barcelona Barcelona is increasingly recognized as a real gathering city in Europe. Friday and Saturday nights are the most active times in this city, and drinking and dancing can last for a week. Bars are usually open until 02: 00 or 03: 00, while clubs and discotheques are open until 05: 00 or 06: 00.

Bar: A good place to taste pure Catalan wine (Kava). Such a bar includes LaFolie and CarrerBail? N 169, Vader, Palau, Carrer VerdaguerI, telephone 10, and ElXampanyet, Carrer Montcada 22. Artists mainly gather in El Quatre Gats, Carrer Montsia 3.

Casino: Barcelona Grand Casino; Address: Carrer de La Marina19-21Tel: (93)2257878, business hours every day: 13: 00 to 05: 00. Visitors must be over 18 years old to enter.

Music: You can enjoy rock music and pop concerts of international superstars in San Jodi Park and Camp Nou Stadium in Palau. The best medium-sized venue is Zeleste, Carreralmogavers 122, in PobleNou, where Spanish and international pop music and rock bands gather.

2. Madrid

Madrid, the capital of Spain, enjoys an excellent geographical position and convenient transportation. The gate of Europe? Known as. Modern tourism and service industries are developed, which are the engines of European economy. With a population of about 4.52 million, it is a prosperous international metropolis.

Madrid is a paradise for nightlife. Spaniards usually have lunch after 14 in the afternoon, and dinner time is naturally postponed, which often lasts until midnight, while those night activities provide rich entertainment all night.

There are many good bars and fast food restaurants near Santa Barbara Square, Bilbao Garden and Alfonso Martini Garden. The bars in Arqueyes and Monk district are places where young people meet; There are many cafes in that part of Ma Sala. Castia Na Avenue, Xiu Xiu Avenue and Prado Road are the concentration places of high-end restaurants and cafes. The music and nightlife in UETA Street and Santa Ana Square are wonderful.

The local life is rich and colorful, full of enthusiasm and hope. There are not only criss-crossing avenues, thriving street gardens, but also the fun of life in Spain. /kloc-In the 6th century, Spain ruled a huge empire, and Madrid became the capital at that time. The baroque architecture from17th century to19th century, as well as the treasures of Habsburg and Bourbon dynasty, not only witnessed the glorious past of Madrid, but also was the gospel of art lovers all over the world. In recent decades, Madrid has experienced unprecedented development and become an international metropolis with a high degree of modernization, typical European style and livable.

3. Serbia

When you visit Seville, you can't miss tablaosdeFlamenco. You can go to Los Galos in the Holy Cross, where flamenco dancers often perform.