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Do you like old stories? ‘Follow the Legend of Spain’, a world theme travel tour featuring spring in Spain. Picturesque villages in Spain that look like something out of a fairy tale. Let’s set off on a journey through the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean, following the long-standing legends, great history, and mysterious and fantastic legends hidden there!
Legend of the Giants, Pyrenees, Castepoit de la Roca. Teruel, the legend of love completed in death. Bardenas Reales in search of the legend of the shepherd. Barcelona and Figueres, immortal legends left behind by geniuses. The thousand-year-old olive tree road of Castellon, Alicante, and Valencia. White paper on Spain’s most beautiful fairytale villages. An exciting Spanish story is told by photographer Na Seung-yeol.
This week (April 8 to 11, 2024), the 4-part series ‘Following the Legend of Spain’ will be broadcast on ‘World Theme Travel’. Part 3, ‘Immortal Catalonia’, will be broadcast on EBS1 TV at 8:40 pm today (10th).
Immortal Catalonia, Montserrat Monastery
The journey starts from Barcelona’s luxury street, Passeig de Gracia. Casa Batllo here is a house designed by Antonio Gaudi, the greatest architect of his time. Designs based on the legend of Saint Jordi and the dragon stimulate our imagination and artistic sense.
Head to Montserrat, the spiritual home of the Catalan people. On the hillside is the Montserrat Monastery (Monasterio de Montserrat). Place your hands on the statue of the Black Virgin, the patron saint of Catalonia and pray. Participate in mass and watch a performance by the Montserrat Boys Choir, worthy of its long history.
The Encants Flea Market (Mercat dels Encants) started from the walls of Barcelona in the 14th century. Visit a camera store and purchase a camera at a low price. They are invited to the house of Mr. Vicens, whom they met by chance at the market. When you enter a house with an unusual exterior, an amazing sight unfolds. It turns out that Mr. Vicens is a genius with an outstanding artistic sense! She says that the secret to her success is her wife, who always supported her despite her artistic illness.
Salvador Dali, the master of surrealist art born in Spain. Head to Cadaques, where he spent his later years. Let’s follow in Dali’s footsteps by visiting his favorite bakeries and restaurants. Standing at the Bunquer de Caials at the eastern end of Spain, I look back on my busy journey.
EBS1’s ‘World Theme Travel’, a travel program that delivers real-life experiences, is broadcast every Monday to Thursday at 8:40 PM.
Reporter Park So-gi Photo courtesy of EBS World Theme Travel
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