The six structures in the City of Arts and Sciences are encouraging development in Valencia while adding to the city’s tourist offerings and dramatic architecture. Stunning Architecture on the Mediterranean This cultural and leisure center spans nearly two kilometers of…
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Situated along the Camino de Santiago in the foothills of the Pyrenees, Pamplona explodes in early July when both revelers and religious observers flock to the town for the festival of San Fermín which runs from noon on July 6th…
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Valencia has an average temperature of 16.7C and a Mediterranean climate, along with over 100 km of coastline and great beaches this makes a perfect family destination. Valencia is both a coastal city and a province, an amalgamation of languages…
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Situated on the outskirts of the Andalucian capital Málaga, the Concepción Garden houses one of Spain‘s most prominent collections of sub-tropical and tropical flora started over 150 years ago. The Creation of The Concepcíon Botanical Garden In the 18th century…
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Rain is a common feature of this sheer, windswept and lush province and the weather, be it grey rain or brilliant sunshine, does tend to settle for a few days. Spain‘s Santander is a summer destination but even winter temperatures…
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The best place for shopping in Seville is Calle Sierpes, a narrow pedestrianised street which is shaded during the summer offers both conventional souvenirs and high quality items of the new, stylish Spain. In the former category would-be Carmens –…
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Avila’s attractions are enhanced by its spectacular location. The train journey northwest from Madrid illustrates its frontier nature, as you pass through the dramatic Sierra de Guadarrama mountains. At one point, you pass Philip II’s 16th century palace, El Escorial…
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