Spain is the country of the siesta, regular life in Spain moves at a slow pace until late. I ti possible for many travelers to become frustrated at the limited shop hours and seemingly laid back lifestyle. But it’s this Spanish perspective : move slowly, enjoy yourself, eat well, and relax, which gives the country its well deserved character. Spain is a beautiful, interesting, and dynamic country, and we aim to show you the many place you can discover when you travel to Spain.
To say that Spain is a popular destination is a huge understatement. A combination of factors — sunny climate, excellent beaches, vibrant cities, ancient architecture, art, culture, cuisine, wine (I could go on) — have Read More
For decades, Spain has been one of Europe’s go-to destinations for summer travellers looking to enjoy the beaches, cuisine, museums, and a truly relaxed lifestyle. This popularity, however, comes with a price, with many scenic coastal areas now overrun by Read More
Skiing in Sierra Nevada Spain 2020 Sierra Nevada is located in Southern Spain in the Penibético Mountain Range and close to the Mankind Heritage City of Granada. Sierra Nevada is at an altitude of 2100 Read More
Marbella has all the glitz and glamour you can handle, but we’re pretty sure you’ve heard enough of that! Besides being on the Costa del Sol, with a beautiful climate fit for kings and Queens, Read More
I have visited Antequera many times and have always been surprised about another new adventure each visit that i have made to that region. Landing In malaga Airport and then driving up to that spanish Read More
Where do the locals go to avoid the tourist hordes? We find five under-the-radar towns the Spanish would rather keep to themselves Capileira, Andalusia This dazzlingly pretty pueblo blanco (white town) is beloved not just Read More
A cobalt sky blazes behind a hilltop cross in the wooded landscape of the Sierra de Guadarrama, northwest of Madrid. Made of the local granite, the cross is nearly 500 ft (150m) high with a Read More
Thrill-seekers are getting another season on the Caminito del Rey. The “most dangerous path in the world” is reopening for its third season after a gruesome accident caused it to close for 15 years. The Caminito Read More
From sleepy fishing villages, mountain walks and quiet beaches to world-class vineyards, near-ancient cathedrals and look-at-me contemporary architecture, the charms of northern Spain are wonderfully diverse. In fact, with so much variety on offer, it Read More
By Gijs van Hensbergen, Art historian. first visited Barcelona in the Sixties. Franco was still alive. On the Avenida Generalissimo Franco, an elegant white suited policeman with matching gloves and a gleaming pith helmet orchestrated the Read More
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