by Nellie on September 3, 2010
A charming city bursting with monumental landmarks, exotic bazaars and compassionate people, Granada is a place everyone easily falls for. Every street corner springs a surprise and every alley has a story to tell. Stepping foot into its quaint historical center, one can’t help but linger around its narrow passage ways and secret cul-de-sacs and have fun getting lost. Whether you are visiting for a month or just a short weekend, Granada is so much to offer. Two days are
by Nellie on September 2, 2010
Besides its spectacular setting, mountain views and monumental landmarks, there is another reason why Granada is top of the list for many travelers: it’s cheap to visit. Andalusia is one of the cheapest regions in Spain and can be easily enjoyed without breaking your pockets. Thanks to the large University student community in Granada, it has gained quite a reputation for itself with an inexpensive tapas bar scene.
For travelers on a budget, Granada would be the perfect place to just
by Nellie on September 1, 2010
Tucked at the foothills of the majestic Sierra Nevada mountain range is the charming Andalusian city of Granada. What used to be a stronghold of the Moorish empire is now a beautiful, culturally-rich city poised on steep slopes. Andalusian culture, warm, compassionate people and magnificent historical monuments are all part of the reason why Granada wins the hearts of many.
Just an hour north of the Mediterranean Sea, the city of Granada also welcomes visitors with warm temperatures, delectable tapas and
by Nellie on August 25, 2010
Madrid is Spain’s biggest city in both area and population, so naturally it’s more worthwhile to take the public transport than walk around the city. Although most of the city’s attractions and museums are concentrated in the historical center, there are many interesting sites outside of the city center worth checking out. Examples include the bullfighting ring (with a museum inside) and Real Madrid Stadium. To explore more of the city, Madrid’s transport network comes into use. Here’s a quick
by Nellie on August 23, 2010
As both a financial capital and cultural hub, Madrid is a major entry point for travelers visiting Spain. If you’re flying from outside Europe, Madrid is most probably your arrival point since most international flights arrive in either Madrid or Barcelona. For those flying from other parts of Europe, you’ll be able to find cheap flights to various parts of Spain, especially the Balearic Islands. From Madrid, it is usually a short domestic flight, train or bus ride to your
by Nellie on August 19, 2010
From world-class architecture to historical monuments to modern, futuristic structures, Barcelona has everything you would ask for in a city, and more. Poised right along the coastline, Barcelona has one of the most beautiful city beaches in Spain as well as the country’s most famous monuments: Sagrada Familia, Parc Guell, La Pedrera.. the list goes on.
A Hostel to Suit Your Budget
Hostels in Barcelona are usually cheap and of reasonable standards. There is a good selection of hostels in the