Independent Travel, Thoughtfully Planned
Let’s be honest, most visitors to Barcelona come specifically to see the city’s most famous attractions. And there is nothing wrong with that. Barcelona is home to so many famous buildings and cultural spots that coming here and not seeing them would be regrettable. But in addition to its amazing landmarks, Barcelona also has quite …
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If you are planning a road trip to the Basque Country and wonder whether it’s worth including San Sebastián into your itinerary, this post is for you. We recently returned from a three-week to Spain, so in this article I’ll get into the pros and cons of visiting San Sebastián. Based on our experience, there …
Is San Sebastián Worth Visiting? An Unbiased OpinionRead More
In case you’ve never heard of it, the Basque Country is this beautiful region located in northern Spain on the Bay of Biscay, straddling the frontier of Spain and France. Its beautiful beaches, delicious food and amazing scenery make the Basque Country the perfect destination for any road trip itinerary.
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A visit to the Cathedral of Malaga is an absolute must when you vacation in Andalusia. Built in the Renaissance architectural tradition, this stunning Roman Catholic church is one of Malaga’s most important attractions. Now, if you’ve been traveling around Spain long enough, you probably came across quite a few incredible churches, like the Mesquita, …
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Cordoba is best known for being home to one of Spain’s most fascinating attractions: the Mezquita. For this reason, many people visit the city just to see the stunning Mosque-Cathedral, but there are so many other interesting things to do in Cordoba. Whether you are looking for historical sights, Moorish architecture, or good food, Cordoba has …
Best Things to Do in Cordoba, Spain – 12 Must-See AttractionsRead More
When you talk about interesting places to visit in Andalusia, Malaga isn’t the first city that comes to mind. Located in Southern Spain, very close to Gibraltar and Morocco, the city is considered the gateway to Costa del Sol. As a result, many visitors use it only as a landing point from where they move …
Nerja is one of those places that make you want to go back again and again. A lovely Andalusian town with an inviting atmosphere, white buildings, unspoiled sandy shores, and crystal clear waters. With over 13 km of coastline it’s no wonder that you’ll find a long string of wonderful beaches in Nerja, one more …
Located in Southern Spain, only a couple of hours away from Morocco, Malaga is connected by plane to more than 60 countries worldwide. It also has direct flights from over 30 European cities. Because it is the gateway to Costa del Sol, many people use the city only as a landing point and from Malaga airport …
Pinned along the steep walls of a narrow canyon in the province of Málaga lies one Spain’s most terrifying hiking trails: El Caminito del Rey (the King’s Little Path). The 7.7 kilometer path consists of a long stretch of platforms, narrow ledges and high bridges that meander through the beautiful Gorge of the Gaitanes.
Caminito del Rey – How to Hike Spain’s Most Terrifying PathRead More
