Cities in Spain
Almería – The Oriental Capital of Andalusia
Al-Mariyya in Arabic means an observation tower. This is where the name of the city comes from, where the tourist season lasts practically all year round!Almería is located on...
Monuments in Spain
Alcázar of Seville – The Most Famous Fortress in the Capital of Andalusia
When it comes to the most important monuments in a city, it is important to know what we...
Monuments in Spain
Alhambra – What to See and How to Plan a Visit to the Legendary Palace
One look is enough to understand why this place has fascinated artists, travelers and rulers for centuries. Every...
Cities in Spain
Benalmadena – Attractions You Can’t Miss on the Costa del Sol
Officially, around 70,000 people live here. Unofficially, the number of regular visitors is higher, because during the peak...
Regions of Spain
Andalusia: TOP 20 Attractions Worth Seeing
Time to visit one of the most beautiful places in the Iberian Peninsula. A region that abounds in...
Explore Malaga: 15+ Must-See Attractions and Activities
Welcome to Malaga, a city where the sun shines bright, the history is rich, and the art is vibrant! Get ready to explore the...
Exploring Granada: A Comprehensive Guide to Spain’s Magical Moorish City
Welcome to Granada, Spain's magical Moorish city nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains.With a rich history, stunning architecture, and a...
El Caminito del Rey – Adorable walking trail in Andalusia
What the Verdon Canyon is to French Provence, the Caminito del Rey is to Andalusia. To find it out for yourself, put on a...
Picasso Museum in Malaga
Located on the picturesque Costa del Sol, Málaga is a home to several people who were very important for the culture of Spain. One...
Great Mosque of Córdoba (La Mezquita)
Is it possible that some people visit Córdoba to see one monument only? Yes. Because you won't find a place like this anywhere else...
Seville Cathedral
I will keep it brief: here is the largest religious monument in Seville!The Seville Cathedral (full name: Cathedral of Our Lady of Seville) was...
