Tag: Spain
Spain travel ideas, destinations, attractions, things to see, and challenges
10 quotes about Barcelona that explain why everyone loves it
Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia and one of the busiest cities in Spain, has won the hearts of many travelers, celebrities, and ordinary visitors.
5 quotes about Spain that explain why people love this country
Spain is an amazing and peculiar country with tomato fights, bulls chasing people through the streets and a break from work in the middle of the day.
Top Gaudí Buildings To See in Barcelona
Barcelona is the second city of Spain, and it is quite unique. It is one of the few cities with its own identity, a definite must-see on your bucket
5 fun things to do in Valencia, Spain
Longing for some Spanish siesta? Close your eyes and feel the sun gently touching your face, your feet covered with hot sand, and a cold glass of sang
Madrid’s Golden Triangle of Art: the highlights (part one)
Madrid is a paradise for all art lovers, with an array of theaters, libraries, music venues and museums. The most famous of these attractions – the wo
3 Locations for a student to travel and be inspired for writing
With university buildings closed and flights around world limited, now it is a great time for students to look ahead and consider their future travel
Valencia – first time visitor’s attractions
What to see in Valencia if it's your first time there and you have only a weekend?
Not that a single weekend is enough to examine even a little piece
Madrid’s Golden Triangle of Art: the highlights (part two)
In part one, we went through the most famous artworks in the Prado Museum. Now let's look at the must-see pieces in the other two museums that form Ma
20 signs that you have lived in Spain for too long
Have you lived in Spain long enough as an expat to merge with the local ambiance? Here are 20 telltale signs to check:
1. You think it's totally no
Four pilgrimage routes to walk or bike with purpose
Today many of the traditional pilgrimage routes have turned into a tourist business rather than a matter of religion. But times change and if you feel