spain

Did you know that the construction of a church in Barcelona has been going on for over 100 years? Yep, that's right! We're talking about the Sagrada Familia. It's not just any church. It's a big deal in Barcelona and is known all around the world.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide to Barcelona. 

Cambrils located in the Costa Dorada might be a great place for a holiday.

Tapas are more than just small dishes; they're a key part of Spanish culture and history. Let's explore what makes tapas so special, how you can enjoy them, and even how to make them at home.

Welcome to the Gothic Quarter, a special part of Barcelona packed with history and culture. This neighborhood is known for its narrow streets that take you back in time and buildings with stunning old architecture. If you love exploring new (old) places, the Gothic Quarter is perfect for you.

Ibiza located in the Baleric Islands is a popular tourist destination in Spain. It is popular mostly with the younger crowd of tourists coming from different countries mostly in Europe.

The historical city of Malaga in the Andalusian region of Spain has over the years grown to be a major destination for tourists.  Blessed with a warm climate and beautiful beaches you can enjoy a relaxing family holiday in one of the many hotels along the shoreline.  With sweeping views over the Mediterranean Ocean you can enjoy the fresh ocean air whilst eating fresh seafood.

Montjuïc, a hill in Barcelona, has been the heart of the city's culture and history for centuries. From its origins to its role in today's Barcelona, every corner of Montjuïc tells a story.

Playa Blanca Lanzarote Great year round holiday town offering lovely beaches

This part of Mallorca (Spain) has some of the most spectacular and beautiful scenery to be found on the whole Island. With the Tramuntana mountain range as a backdrop to the beautiful coastline. Along with its many sandy beaches and delightful coves which offer clear aquamarine seas, making this area a perfect holiday destination.

Spain’s volcanic Canary Islands (don’t let the volcanoes put you off) are the ultimate getaway for cyclists and holidaymakers alike! The Canary Islands’ optimal position off the coast of Africa ensures that they are sun-kissed all year round. The Sky cycling team have even made the Canaries (specifically Tenerife) their base for winter and altitude training, owing to their strategic landscape and year-round picturesque weather.

Image Credit Pretre