It´s the capital of Spain and there is a reason: leading in activities, restaurants, culture, life style and especially… good time – Madrid is one of the best cities in Europe to stop over for vacation. An article that discover the capitol of Spain.
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Madrid: the capital of Good Time!
It´s the capital of Spain and there is a reason: leading in activities, restaurants, culture, life style and especially… good time – Madrid is one of the best cities in Europe to stop over for vacation. An article that discover the capitol of Spain.
Romance and mysterious in middle age castle: Spanish "Paradores"
Not only hotels. The Paradores around Spain offers a unique vacation, romantic and unforgettable, in old middle age castles, convents, old palaces and more. From south to north, from east to west… wide range of choices. An article that select the best of each region Paradores.
The paradais of Catalonia: Costa Brava
The beaches, the villages, the art of Salvador Daly, middle ages Castles and the taste of local food… The Costa Brava in Catalonia is one of the top tourists and locals destination during all year long. An article to discovers the best places to visit.
There is no such place as the Basque land
It is famous of his beaches, food, and nature and mostly for being one
of a kind… The Basque region in the north of Spain is one of the ancient populations in Europe and still preserves strongly its traditions, language and nationality sentiments.
Festivals in Spain: from "La Tomatina" to "San Fermin"
Bulls running after hysterical people, people running after angry bulls, tomato fights that make everyone look like they’re in a ketchup ad, even snail racing… Spain is known for its festivals, some that are world-famous and some that have yet to be discovered by tourists.
Spain’s Champagne: The Cava
The French have champagne and the Spanish have cava, and you mustn’t – mustn’t – confuse the two. Spanish cava has become a symbol of excellence, and is mostly produced in the Catalonia region –
Sea and Barcelona... nothing better than a Yachts vacation!
Not every visit to the city has to follow the conventional code. Forget staying in hotels or apartments; for summer days there’s nothing like a yacht in Barcelona port.
The art of Flamenco
Flamenco is not simply a type of dance or music, it is a way of life; one of the icons of Spanish culture, born in Andalusia out of conditions of great poverty and hardship. An article that takes us through the steps of the passionate flamenco rhythm and tells the story of the phenomenon from its traditions through to the modern style. Includes interviews with dancers and musicians.
Castilla La Mancha, the Land of Don Quijote
It is possibly Spain’s most famous literary work, but the legend of Don Quijote is still alive and kicking in Castilla and the land of La Mancha. A guide to the most romantic knight in history, uncovering the sights, flavors and attractions of the Castilla la Mancha region.
Castellers: Catalonia’s Human Towers
With their courage, devotion and spirit of adventure, Catalonia’s human towers have become one of the symbols of the region. Castellers are an ancient tradition that continues to inspire younger generations and is a thrilling attraction for tourists from all over the world. An interview with a member of a Casteller and an insight into a phenomenon handed down throughout the generations.
Sitges: The Renowned Gay Tourist Destination
Sitges is a small beach town just a few kilometers outside Barcelona and one of the most popular gay destinations in the region. A guide to its festivals, Carnival, best bars and nightclubs and other cultural events.
Barcelona’s Markets
A colorful article about Barcelona’s mains markets, and in particular La Boquería- the largest and most popular one. Where to eat, what to buy, and where to find cooking classes designed especially for tourists.
Valencia city: Las Fallas
Las Fallas is one of the most fascinating and humorous events to take place in Valencia, and has placed the city firmly on the map of international tourism. Enormous sculptures featuring figures from news and current affairs are paraded around the city during a day of celebration – and only one of them will escape the bonfire! The rest will burn all night long. An article on the past and present of Valencia’s biggest festival.
City-style Food: From Tapas to Paella
Different articles on food, drink and Barcelona’s unique flavors. An inside look at Spanish and Catalan restaurants, tapas bars, cocktail bars and more, including interviews with leading chefs and some of the establishments owners.
Barcelona: Holidays and Cultural Event
From Fira Barcelona
Sweet Barcelona
It’s often thought that Barcelona is all about tapas. Undoubtedly this is one of its specialties, but in fact the city has a long history of confectionery.
Barcelona with Kids
Although Barcelona is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, any trip with kids in tow can be a real disaster if you’re not fully prepared. An article dedicated to exploring Barcelona from a child-related perspective: where to go, where to eat and how to find the perfect balance between museums and playing on the beach.
Gaudí: The Symbol of Barcelona’s Architecture
Despite not being particularly popular with the citizens of Barcelona in the early 20th century, over the years Antoni Gaudí has come to symbolize the city. One of the leading architects of the Modernist
Catalonia with a tent: the best summer vacation for families
Not only hotels. Catalonia at summer time is one of the best places to
camp and enjoy natural vacation next to the sea or the Pyrenean Mountains. A special article with recommendations of some high level camping .
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