The sun and beach tourism is undoubtedly one of the cornerstones of Spain’s economy but our country is home towns, forts and castles that attract the curiosity of every day more visitors. Tourism is the mystery. Belchite Güímar, San Sebastian de Garabandal or Pedraza are just some of the points along a route that seduces every weekend from east to west and from north to south, hundreds of unbelievers and believers.

To enjoy any security for his travels in Spain, have a private transfer up to 8 passengers, for their transportation from airport, railway stations, sea port to where you want to go. Public transport services car rental with driver 24 hours a day.No doubt the abandoned villages hidden a special charm and saved many people from its ruins the secrets of those who lived there. One is Belchite. This town near Zaragoza was an architectural gem with chapels, Renaissance palaces, churches or temples until it was bombed during the Civil War, leaving a balance of more than 6,000 dead in a fortnight. Who walks among the ruins can imagine the horror and for many paranormal investigators Belchite is the place par excellence of the EVP. They say there are recordings that attest to the screaming, falling bombs and the sound of bells Belchite fortnight became a ghost town.From Zaragoza to Tarragona, in the municipality of Vila Plana is La Mussara, a village “ghost” since 1956 known for its scenic beauty, its climbing routes and above all the mysteries that surround him. At present there are only the ruins of a few houses and a church. It features a village near which, it says, there is a large stone that surpasses all who goes to the “Town of the Six,” a sinister place that is in another dimension. And in The Mussara mysterious disappearances have occurred today that have not yet been resolved.