About the city

Andalusia is the province in Spain where you will find Malaga which has a wide open beach to the Mediterranean Sea and enjoys a beautiful subtropical climate. Tourists from all over the world come to Malaga for the fine sand and the clear blue waters, making it a very crowded city. If you want to visit the province but do not like the crowd, go to Estepona. Estepona is situated about 50 kilometres away from Malaga and it enjoys the same wonderful subtropical climate. The advant
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Why a surprise?

The title has made you ask this question? Well, do not worry; it is very good that you are puzzled by it because this is the way through which you will discover a perfect destination for your holiday. The Balearic Islands in Spain are usually perceived as being strictly a seaside destination. You will now find out that this affirmation is very wrong. In fact, they have a lot of surprises waiting for you: a very vivid tradition and culture, delicious and original dishes, intere
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Historical place

It is said that this old city was founded by Hercules but according to scientists, the Phoenicians were mentioned with their settlement around 1100 BC. The Phoenicians were followed by the Moors, the Romans and the Carthaginians. Around the 18th century, this old city was one of the most important ones in Spain, being a great economical centre. The architectural part of the city also improved during this period and there are some buildings that date back for centuries. Besid
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It is not only the waves of the roaring sea that have made Costa Blanca one of the most popular beaches of Europe. The roaring sea, a vast beach of golden colored sand, an unassumingly beautiful environment, a variety of water and beach sports, historical buildings, popular hotels and bars, a shopping mall, luxurious villas and apartments have all made this beach one of the most popular of Europe. Many tourists from France, Britain, Germany and many other European countries make regular visits t
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Pamplona, the capital of Navarre, is a city situated in the northeastern part of Spain. The city is known all over the world for its Bull Running festival that has also been mentioned in the book “The Sun Also Rises” by Ernest Hemingway. Pamplona also plays a crucial role in the historic pilgrim trail heading to Santiago de Compostela.

History of Pamplona

In the 10th century Pamplona was the capital of the Navarre kingdom. The city experienced a golden era when King Charles III ruled
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