by aseper on December 22, 2011
Barcelona has been a hotspot for travelers for many years now, particularly after it received the worldwide spotlight in hosting the 1992 Olympics. Since then, Barcelona is one of the most popular destinations in Europe. For Europeans, it’s easy to get there and back with the proximity to so many other countries, efficiency of trains, and cheap prices from budget airlines.
But what if you are planning a round the world trip? Should you add Barcelona
We all draw inspiration for traveling from various sources. I remember reading when I was younger that someone wanted to visit all European capitals. Guess what? I’m on that quest as well, ticking off 4 of them already (with the past 4 years).
Drawing inspiration from famous journeys can also upon up new horizons for our vacations. I plan to do the Camingo de Santiago one day , especially because it involves walking the entire paths.
The benefits to
The Canary Islands are located on the west coast of Africa, near Morocco. For years, they have been a getaway for the Europeans who want to soak up the sun year round. If you plan to travel to the Canary Islands you can choose any month of the year, but the rates vary according to the high/low season.
Seven islands make up the group of the Canaries, each unique and each offering various things to do. Fuerteventura is the
In the massive Spanish capital of Madrid, most of what the city has to offer both culturally and historically are in its historic center. Acting as the epicenter of Madrid’s touristic attractions, the historic center is studded with monuments, landmarks and great eats. All factors considered, this is the best place to stay if you’re looking to see Madrid’s major sights. Whether you are a culture vulture, an urban fashionista or a romantic at heart, there is something to feed
From the European Grand Tour to the crowds of young backpackers flocking to the continent every summer, one of the constants of European travel has long been the trains. It used to be the only way to go, and then it became the budget way to travel. It’s still a great way to get around, and it’s sometimes the best way – but not always. It’s important to consider all your options, and don’t rule anything out because you think
April in Spain is my favorite time of the year: Spring has officially arrived, temperatures are pleasant and the sun is out till late. Spain weather in April makes it a good time to visit, regardless of which part of Spain you visit. There are also many Spanish festivals going on in April, with the most important being the Holy Week celebrations, Semana Santa. As April is a relatively low season for tourism in Spain, airfare to Spain and hotels in Spain are