Majorca is internationally infamous for its party locations. Responsible for the reputation is mostly the Platja de Palma district of Majorcaβs capital, Palma de Majorca. By night, and often even during the day, the beaches, bars, and discos attract swarms of international party enthusiasts. The local government has long tried to reduce this image and…
Lanzarote Island—a small Spanish island located near North Africa—is truly a world unto itself. Lanzarote Island features desolate volcanic fields, one of the world’s finest geothermal-powered restaurants, and a cave system that was spruced up by an artist who was pals with Andy Warhol. If you have ever wondered what a chicken leg would taste…
The small Spanish town of Castellfollit de la Roca is not the ideal travel destination for those who are claustrophobic or afraid of heights. Castellfollit de la Roca is located atop a frightfully narrow cliff with a 160-foot drop. Throughout most of the town, a single slim walkway separates rows of multistory dwellings. The town’s…
Until spring 2011, JΓΊzcar had been like many other village that are scattered around southern Spain. This kind of villages, with postcard worthy charming houses are scattered around Andalusia region. That changed when Sony Espana hit upon the idea of painting every building blue; including the church. It was done to celebrate the launch of…
The tension of a Western shootout in New Mexico, World War I desert warfare in Syria against the Ottoman Empire, escaping the Soviet regime on a train in the Russian winter… These are all iconic scenes taken from famous movies, but what do they all have in common? Surprisingly, they were all filmed in the…
Spain has been on top of the list of must see counties for quite a while. However, besides well known tourist attraction sites and cities, it also has some less known places, that are worth visiting. One of them is Pontevedra. Most of the towns and cities around the world, were built for pedestrians in…
While big cities like Madrid and Barcelona usually steal the spotlight, Malaga still keeps some of the most important Spanish treasures alive: a breathtaking coastline, vibrant spirit, history and fascinating traditions. From its 30 museums to the superb tasty food and flamenco, the beauty of this city is covered by the magic of Picassoβs creation….
When picturing the Canary Islands, first things come to mind are: the sun, a tropical beach and the ocean breeze. But, apparently, there is much more to see off the shoreline as well: a whole underwater museum, to be exact. Located off the coast of Lanzarote, Museo Atlantico is Europe’s first underwater museum, at the…