Not only is Barcelona our favourite city in Spain, it’s one of our favourite cities in the world. BCN has it all. It’s got culture, cuisine and a coastline. Here’s our top 5 must dos: The Gothic Quarter: The central Gothic Quarter is home to magical alleyways and quiet squares all clad with intricate architecture. […]
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Valencia is the third largest city in Spain. It’s crammed with art and architecture, fringed with 20 kilometres of gold sand beaches and is a foodie heaven. If that’s not a good enough reason to visit, most of its top attractions are free: Museums: IVAM – the impressive Institut Valencia d’Art Modern was the first
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Spain is home to mighty cities, perfect hilltop villages and coastal hotspots. As well as huge variety on the mainland, Spain also has 7 Canary Islands and 4 Balearic Islands. We’ve visited countless times and are always surprised. Here’s our all time top 5 places: Barcelona: Not only is Barcelona our favourite city in Spain,
Spain is home to the must see cities of Barcelona, Seville and Granada, plus it has mountains, deserts, beaches and stunning hilltop towns. Here’s our gap year pros and cons to this fascinating country: Pros: Spain rivals many countries in terms of historical and cultural cities. Barcelona, Seville, Granada, Cordoba, Madrid, Bilbao, Valencia and Salamanca
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Author: Travel photographer, Inge Pincket @ingepincket and destinationexplorer.world. Valencia is the third largest city of Spain (after Madrid and Barcelona). It almost never rains, (300 days without any rain) and the average temperature is 20°C. In the old city centre, you can find several UNESCO World heritage sites. I’ve visited Valencia twice now and would
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Author: John Brent @johnbrenttravel and johnbrenttravel.com. Living in Mallorca I am blessed that the island is surrounded by some of the best beaches in Europe, or even the world. Mallorca is home to 262 beaches that stretch for over 50km. The island is full of many amazing beaches: from Es Trenc and Playa de Palma
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