The city of Granada in Andalusia is an incredible place to visit, with even its name sounding exotic! Though we have to admit, the jewel in Granada’s crown is the Alhambra Palace.
Often described as ‘the most charming city in Spain’, with its unique Moorish and Christian heritage everywhere you look, Seville in Andalusia is a city you simply have to visit. A city of beautiful streets full of culture, a cathedral with its bell tower of Giralda, the stunning Lebrija Palace, the Royal Alcazar Moorish fortress,
There is something for everyone when holidaying on the Balearic Islands. Ibiza, Mallorca, Majorca and Formentera are the main tourist destinations and all have individual characteristics and cultures that keep people flocking to them each year. If you want that feeling of escape from the grind of everyday work, then a Spanish island in the
Some grand churches do not need a plethora of gold ornamentation to make them impressive, they can rely on their imposing form. This is definitely the case with Girona Cathedral. This inspiring cathedral was built over several centuries. The entrance is via a large staircase from the late 17th century, but the frontal façade is
The Alt Emporda in Cataluña is an idyllic place for those who love nature and in particular bird watching. These wetlands are one of the most popular and emblematic natural zones in the whole of Cataluña.
Spain’s Balearic Islands provide a wonderful feeling of escape from everyday life. All have their different character, culture and landscapes, from the hedonistic clubs of Ibiza, to the great beaches of Mallorca or the peace and quiet of secluded Formentera. Mallorca Mallorca has superb beaches, from the thirteen-kilometre-long Ca’n Picafort, to small tucked away coves,
The Costa de la Luz (Coast of Light) is situated on the western end of the Andalucían coastline, facing the Atlantic Ocean. It is an area renowned for fine and golden sand, unspoiled beaches, hidden coves and crystal turquoise seas. Reliable persistent breezes and waves are an attraction for windsurfers and international competitions are commonly held
Galicia in North West Spain is a truly unique region. With its emerald hillsides, wild and rocky coastline and distinct customs and traditions, Galicia is a world apart from the arid landscapes and crowded sandy beaches synonymous with much of Spain. Don’t believe us? Take a look at six traditions that are unique to Galicia.
It’s Christmas Eve ‘Noche Buena’, not Christmas Day, when the serious festive eating starts in Spain and it will usually go on till the early hours. So if you are planning a Spanish Christmas dinner, where do you start?
The Alpujarras are a beautiful region of mountains that extend down towards the Mediterranean in the Granada region of Andalucía. A lot of the area is now protected as a national park. Much of the Alpujarras has not changed in centuries; there are still white-washed villages and winding scenic roads with breathtaking views. You can see intricate
