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10 Ways Travel can Improve Your Health and Happiness

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Planning a Perfect Trip to Barcelona

Since hosting the Olympics in 1992, Barcelona has been rejuvenated, transforming itself into one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations. It is a vibrant, exciting city with a strong cultural identity and a rich, almost tangible tradition of a ...Read more

How to Plan a Trip to Spain

For some, a trip to Spain stands for sea, sand and sun. Whilst it can easily live up to this stereotype, Spain’s diversity far surpasses this simplified notion of what the country is all about. The long ribbons of sandy beaches decorating Costa del ...Read more

Spain and Morocco Tours: Two Countries, One Trip

Only a few places leave an impression of world’s colliding as does the trip from Spain to Morocco. At its narrowest point, Spain and Morocco are separated by just 15 km by the Strait of Gibraltar. The closeness of the two countries tells a story of ...Read more

6 Spain and Portugal Combined Tours: Why You Should Go on One

From tapas to architectural marvels, culture, and art, Spain and Portugal are two fabulous European countries that —luckily for us—border each other. These Iberian neighbors share a similar landscape, with cobblestone streets and terracot ...Read more

Madrid to Cordoba Day Trip: Bus, Train, or Car

Cordoba is a vibrant and lively town in the centre of Andalucía in Spain. Home to approximately 350,000 residents, this charming Spanish town has a rich and diverse history. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city’s style and flare is a direct ...Read more

Madrid to Toledo: A Day Trip to Remember

Toledo is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain. Located just 70 kilometers south of the Spanish capital of Madrid, Toledo is a walled city that dates back to 192 BCE. Famously known as the City of Three Cultures, Toledo’s archi ...Read more

From Malaga to Ronda: A Scenic Journey

Malaga is a southern Spain metropolis on Costa del Sol’s Mediterranean coast. One hundred kilometers west is Ronda, a small city perched on the edge of Tajo Gorge. Ronda is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in the country, complete with st ...Read more

Malaga to Seville: Travel Tips

Seville is known as one of Spain’s most flamboyant and vibrant cities and is an unmissable stop on any visit to Andalucía. Well-connected by train and bus, travelling from Malaga to Seville is an easy journey and one that is a must. ...Read more

From Malaga to Nerja: How to get there

Located on the coast, about 60 kilometers east of Malaga, the sleepy fishing town of Nerja has become a popular destination for holiday-makers on the Costa del Sol. Although its most famous attraction is the Bálcon de Europa, a promontory offering ...Read more

Traveling from Malaga to Granada

Granada is home to the Alhambra, the greatest Moorish monument in Spain and one of the country’s most unmissable attractions. Luckily, it also lies within easy visiting distance (just 125 km) of Malaga. There are several options for travel between M ...Read more

Madrid to Valencia: A Trip You shouldn't skip

Located on the Mediterranean coast more than 300 kilometers from Madrid, Valencia is the third largest city in Spain. Most famous as the birthplace of paella, Valencia is a charming town where the historic and modern seamlessly coexist. The town features ...Read more

Madrid to Segovia: Trip to a Charming Destination

Located 90 kilometres northwest of Madrid, Segovia is a charming and historical town. The city is famous for its 28-meter-tall Roman aqueduct. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this massive 894-meter long feat of engineering dates back to the late first centu ...Read more