Toledo was the former capital of medieval Spain until 1560 and to this day remains one of the country’s greatest cities where the Jewish, Moorish and Christian cultures once lived together in relative harmony. The city lies just 70km south-west of the capital and a Madrid to Toledo day trip …
Standing atop a rocky crag just 92 kilometres north-west of Madrid lies Segovia, a treasure trove of Spanish history which remains remarkably preserved despite the passage of centuries. This UNESCO World Heritage gem may be home to only 50,000 people, but it punches well above its weight in cultural significance …
Situated 35km south-west of Barcelona, Sitges is a lively coastal town where Modernist architecture, golden beaches and avant-garde art converge. Renowned for its bohemian spirit, it has retained its authentic Catalan charm whilst embracing its status as Spain’s premier LGBTQ+ holiday destination. For those seeking the best things to do …
Over several decades the Costa Del Sol has developed into one of Europe’s premier holiday destinations based largely on its climate which provides around 300 sunny days per year with hot, dry summers and mild winters. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is the key gateway to the region which attracts more …
For visitors to southern Spain, day trips to Gibraltar from the Costa del Sol provide a fascinating journey into a fascinating, but controversial, territory which has been under British control since 1713. Located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar is an ideal destination for a short excursion …
Located just 25 km from Málaga airport and halfway between Málaga and Marbella, Fuengirola has grown from a quaint fishing village into one of the Costa del Sol’s most popular resorts. Families looking for things to do in Fuengirola will find a long stretch of golden beaches with pristine sand, …
When it comes to things to do in Torremolinos, this Costa del Sol town offers a rich mix of sun-soaked beaches, bustling promenades and authentic Spanish charm. Originally a quiet fishing village, Torremolinos was the first town in the area to embrace tourism, sparking a boom in the 1950s and …
The Costa del Sol runs for more than 150km along the coast of southern Spain. Its most popular resorts include Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Marbella and Estepona. Whilst best known as a summer holiday destination its privileged location allows visitors to enjoy a number of day trips from the Costa del …
Perched high in Andalucía’s Serranía de Ronda mountains, Ronda is a city that captures the imagination like few others in Spain. Split in two by the spectacular El Tajo gorge, this ancient settlement offers visitors an unforgettable blend of natural drama, architectural magnificence and rich cultural heritage that makes compiling …