It’s one of the most visited monuments in Spain and is the second most visited church in Europe after the basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican. You may know that the architect was Antoni Gaudí, but you probably don’t know any of these 7 curious facts about La Sagrada Familia.
Art, culture, shopping, flamenco, parks and gardens, tours and excursions, eating and drinking, nightlife, leisure, history… Madrid has all this and more.
If you are spending a weekend in this amazing city, you cannot miss these 5 ‘must-sees’
It’s a destination where you can enjoy many activities and there´s lots of places to visit. If you’re going to spend the weekend, you´ll have time to see Porto in depth.
Here we have 3 that you must not miss if you visit this city:
If Cluj-Napoca is in your upcoming travel plans, we’ll tell you the places you have to visit.
It has about 572,947 inhabitants, making it the sixth most populous city in Spain.
If you visit this city, we recommend seven places you must not miss.
It has more than 300,000 inhabitants.
If you’ve just arrived in Alicante, the best thing to do is to leave your luggage at the hotel/apartment and go down to the centre for a walk to get acquainted with the city. You can go to the old town and visit the Barrio de Santa Cruz, it is one of the oldest and most traditional neighborhoods of Alicante and will transport you to a charming Andalusian village. There are well maintained small houses, each with a different decor. You’ll love strolling through the streets, but put on comfortable shoes because the ground is uneven, and there are a lot of steps; the only way to access the neighborhood is by walking. Once in the area, take the opportunity to visit the Chapel of Santa Cruz and the Brotherhood of the Holy Cross.