Tarragona is a charming Mediterranean port city located 100km south-west of Barcelona on the coast of Catalonia. Originally established as Tarraco by the Romans in the 3rd century BCE, Tarragona served as a key administrative and commercial hub. Today the city’s ancient Roman archaeological complex is recognised as a UNESCO …
The Sagrada Familia is one of Barcelona’s most iconic landmarks and a masterpiece of architect Antoni Gaudí. As one of the most visited monuments in Spain, millions of people flock to see this extraordinary basilica each year. To avoid long queues and ensure a smooth visit, it’s highly recommended to …
The Alhambra Palace in Granada is one of the most significant historical and cultural sites in Spain. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it attracts millions of visitors each year due to its exquisite Islamic architecture, lush gardens and breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The site includes the Nasrid …
The Alhambra Palace in Granada is one of the most iconic and historically significant architectural sites in Spain, drawing millions of visitors each year. A masterpiece of Islamic art and architecture, the Alhambra stands as a testament to the once-flourishing Moorish civilisation in Spain. The complex’s intricate designs, serene courtyards …
With its colourful history, vibrant culture and wealth of architectural treasures, Seville beckons visitors to uncover its many layers. There are so many things to do in Seville from wandering the whitewashed streets of the Barrio Santa Cruz to visiting the world’s largest Gothic cathedral and admiring the Mudéjar courtyards …
There are so many things to do in Barcelona that you’ll struggle to visit them all during a short city break. The highlight is the magnificent Sagrada Familia Cathedral but there are plenty more stunning buildings designed by Antoni Gaudí including La Pedrera (also known as Casa Milà), Casa Batlló …
Discovering the best things to do in Madrid can be a thrilling challenge, especially when you’re limited to a weekend getaway. While Spanish capital may not boast as many iconic landmarks as other Spanish cities, it offers a wealth of experiences that capture the essence of Spain. The heart of …
The three main art museums in Madrid are word renowned and attract visitors from all over the world. The first of these is the iconic Museo del Prado which houses an unparalleled collection spanning 12th-19th century European art, including masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Rubens, and Titian. Next is …
In many tapas bars in Madrid you’ll be invited to a small snack when you order your drink. Visitors to Spain often assume that these ‘tapas’ are a nationwide tradition, however, this is not the case. Originally from Andalucia, the idea of giving a small snacks (a tapa) with a …