Since the inauguration of the first AVE line (high speed trains) in 1992 which links Madrid and Seville, there has been a lot of progress in this means of transport, of which there are already 3 models. At present, there Continue reading
Salou is a catalan municipality located on the Spanish Costa Dorada, between the Cape of Salou and Vilafortuny, in the province of Tarragona. In approximate terms, 36% of its 26,000 inhabitants are of foreign origin. Its privileged location just 12 Continue reading
Calpe is a coastal municipality of Alicante located about 20 kilometres from Benidorm, with a population reaching almost 30,000 inhabitants, and of which more than 60% are of foreign nationality, mainly German. So much so, that they held here in Continue reading
Andalucia is the largest of Spain’s 17 autonomous regions and it’s the one which evokes the most powerful images of a country famed for its flamenco, fiestas, bullfighting and raw passion. Would you like to know more about Andalusia? Then read Continue reading
Agualand Torremolinos is the largest water park on the Costa del Sol with its 70,000 square metres, only 5 minutes from the centre of Torremolinos and 30 minutes from Marbella, offers attractions and entertainment for all ages such as: Water Continue reading
Terra Mitica is one of the main landmarks in Benidorm (Alicante, Spain), and will re-open its doors this year with some attractive features. After betting strong in 2012 on making the park a fresher spot under the warm Mediterranean sun, setting Continue reading
Málaga Wine Museum activity transcends the purely museum purposes to become a centre of divulgation of wine culture, more specifically, of the wines produced in Málaga, it’s a centre which promotes the formation and dissemination of all the skills and Continue reading
The Fallas are the main celebration in the Valencian Community (Spain), being the most important fiestas focused in the city of Valencia. This festivity is considered by UNESCO as a Fiesta of International Tourist Interest, which are organized in honour Continue reading
It seems as though it was planned for these dates intentionally. On these days when we are with a cold wave, wind and rain we are keen on having something piping hot for a meal. Benidorm offers its antidote: the Continue reading
The Day of Andalucía, also known as Andalucía Day (Día de Andalucía), marks the anniversary of a referendum held on February 28, 1980. A majority of voters supported this referendum for Andalucía to become an autonomous community in Spain. Many Continue reading