Semana Santa in Spain (Holy Week) is one of the country’s most culturally and spiritually significant events. Held during the week leading to Easter Sunday, it is a profound expression of religious devotion, blending historical tradition, art and community spirit. Each year, towns and cities across Spain come alive with …
The Christian Reconquest of Spain, also known as the Reconquista, was a pivotal period in European history which spanned nearly eight centuries. This protracted struggle, lasting from the early 8th century until the fall of Granada in 1492, was a complex and multifaceted series of military, political and religious campaigns …
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 …
The holiday resort of Nerja lies 55km east of Málaga airport and is the most easterly resort on Spain’s Costa del Sol before this Mediterranean coastline becomes known as the Costa Tropical. Holidaymakers will find plenty things to do in Nerja although most days tend to be spent relaxing on …
If you’ve hired a car at Málaga Airport, not only does the vehicle provide you with your own transport for transfers it also allows you to enjoy some great day trips from Nerja. The nearest spot you’re likely to head for is the Nerja Caves which are only 4km east …
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 …
Andalucía, the southernmost region of Spain, is renowned for its vibrant culture and lively celebrations. The annual festivals in Andalucía offer a window into the rich traditions and cultural heritage of this diverse region. From religious processions to flamenco performances, these events showcase the unique blend of Christian, Muslim and …
The autonomous community of Andalucía is located in the very south of Spain. It is made up of the eight provinces of eight provinces of Huelva, Seville, Cádiz, Córdoba, Málaga, Jaén, Granada and Almería. The region’s landscapes range from the sun-soaked beaches of the Costa del Sol to the snow-capped …