One of the hidden gems of southern Spain is the attractive and peaceful village of Mijas. Featuring the famous white villages (pueblos blancos) of Andalucía, this picturesque village offers beautiful views of the Mediterranean and large parts of the Costa del Sol. When touring the village, it is recommended that visitors avail themselves of the renowned donkey-drawn taxis. Exploring the cobbled streets and historic buildings of this quaint little village Read More ...
Just off the southern coast of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea, the island of Majorca is best known for warm sun and beautiful beaches, but it has much more to offer as a family holiday destination. After a short flight from any European city to Palma International Airport there are several major holiday resorts from which to choose. Magaluf, Arenal and Palma Nova are on the south west coast; Puerto Read More ...
A luxurious holiday in the Canary Islands awaits you in South West Tenerife. The two resorts of Puerto De Santiago and Los Gigantes have almost joined forces over time to become one resort. They overlook the impressive ‘cliffs of the giants’ and the stunning views take in the beautiful island of La Gomera. This isle can be accessed easily by a boat from the local Marina, and remains completely unspoilt Read More ...
Located in Granada, the Alhambra is a mesmerizing Moorish fortress palace of intricate tiles, shady patios, gurgling waters and meandering little streams of water flowing everywhere. Where its ornate stucco, woodwork and plaster were made into an art form here. Built during the Moorish reign between the 8th and 15th centuries, the best preserved medieval Muslim fortress in the world, Alhambra was finished in the 14th century by Nasrid Dynasty Read More ...
Advertising Feature In fact, it’s never too late for a trip to Alicante. This beautiful coastal city, situated on the Spanish Costa Blanca, has a lot to do and see during any time of the year. Add to that the fact that the weather is nearly perfect for most of the year, and you will begin to understand why Alicante is so popular among tourists. Getting There From the United Read More ...
One of Malaga’s most famous native sons was artist Pablo Picasso and visiting the galleries in the city will bring you closer to his unpredictable, moody and fascinating work. The Museum of Fine Arts that is next to the Cathedral will give you your first view of his works. His birthplace in Plaza Merced is another great place to visit to learn about his life and entrance is free to Read More ...
