Spain at the World Showcase

As guests leave the United Kingdom pavilion they enter unfamiliar territory. Standing tall and proud on the paths are Aqueducts. In fact the Aqueducts seem to be those of Segovia in Spain. Water is following within the aqueducts, and the water falls into the lagoon. Insteand of continuing towards the Canada pavilion many guests will opt to enter the Spain pavilion.As guests enter there are surrounded by flora imported from Spain. The guests soon reach a small Spanish village, and far off in the distance it is clearly visbile: a castle resting upon hills. 

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As guests continue through the old village they encounter Cafe de Espana the newest Epcot quick service which is open from park open to park close. While directly across is the newest table sevice at Epcot, La Tables de el Pueblo which serves Lunch and Dinner. In this part of the village the Famalia de Jota entertains those who past by with an energetic peformance on their very own stage. The last thing of note in this part of the pavilion is Historia. Historia is an exhibit which highlights the history of Spain throughout the years from the Anceint Romans to now. As guests continue down the path thye must chose between heading to the castle, or entering the Inditex Bazaar. 

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For guests who head towards Inditex Bazaar they are in for a treat, literally! The first many guests will encounter is The Esquina a counter service selling delicious food from Spain. Continuing along in the bazaar guests will encounter Massimo Dutti one of the first of three stores owned by Inditex owned in the pavilion. Across from Massimo Dutti is Stradivarius another store owned by Inditex. Adjacent to Stadivarius is another stage this one however is home to the Casa de Flamenco. The final place to visit in the bazaar is the final store owned by Inditex, Paul & Bear. 

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Guests now enter last area of the Spain Pavilion. In the center of this area is the Quixano Pond. Flowers surround the pond, and a statue of Don Quixote ontop his trusty steed. In the fields aroudn guests a lone windmill stands tall to the left of the pond. Guests who wander towards the windmill will be delighted to find that they can meet Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. The crown jewel of the Spain pavilion is The Adventures of Don Quixote which is lossely based on The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes. To the left of the attraction is El Tesoro de Espana, the gift shop of the peviously mentioned ride.