Hidden on the southeast corner of Spain’s Mediterranean coast, Almeria is amongst Andalusia’s surprise treasures. Below are facts points you must know before you go, so you can get one of the most out of seeing this beautiful as well as a typically disregarded city.
Alcazaba Fortress This excellent structure, developed mostly in the 11th century, was the palace-fortress of the city’s governing Muslims. It was improved the top of a hillside, adapted to the relief. It is developed by two walled locations, the lower, which is a significant area that adheres to the topography of the hill as well …
The best sights in Malaga Málaga has it all, and its sights range from scenic beaches and hikes to its century-old castle structures, stylish harbours and excellent restaurants. Explore the many sights in Malaga and enjoy all the amazing attractions on your visit to Malaga. Alcazaba (Moorish fort) You can, in any case, discover hints of the …
The city of Malaga in Andalusia is full of historical monuments that attract millions of tourists to the city every year. But there is more to do in the city. To help you is an overview of what to do in Malaga. 1 Alcazaba de Málaga: Old Moorish Castle Fortress of the Moorish rulers, this …
Santa Cruz, Seville | © Irina Sen/ShutterstockSeville has something for everyone. From its great Moorish and Catholic monuments to its historic bullring, and from great tapas bars to enchanting old neighbourhoods and giant wooden mushrooms, these are the top 20 attractions for you to seek out while you’re in the Andalusian capital.Royal Alcazar PalaceBuilding, Historical…
One of the things I love about Spain is how it overflows with spectacular destinations. It’s one country you could keep going back to, constantly finding new cities and places to visit. And while the endless coastline has a wealth of awesome cities like San Sebastian and Barcelona, so too does Spain’s interior. Case in point,…
Barcelona is an entrancing city, and there are numerous things to see. Here is a rundown of 4 of the most famous sights to see in Barcelona. Basilica of the Sagrada Familia The Sagrada Familia is the first of 4 sights to see in Barcelona The original name of the congregation is the Expiatory …
For the most part, Spanish castles weren’t built to be pretty, though there are a couple of exceptions. They are solid, serious and scary. They were designed to withstand sieges from everyone from Moorish invaders to the king in the next province. Sometimes royalty lived in them for brief periods, but more often their residents…
Tourist attractions in Barcelona. The author Carlos Ruiz Zafón once portrayed Barcelona similar to a city that is ‘incredibly vain’. In any case, this self-esteem isn’t without reason, and you can perceive any reason why in this rundown of the sights and attractions in Barcelona that are essentially unmissable. From the incredible excellence of the …
The Prado in Madrid is the most excellent workmanship display on the planet. It has over 7,600 artistic creations, yet can display just a single piece of its assortment for the absence of room. Anyway, an ongoing expansion to the exhibition hall expanded the space of The Prado Museum in Madrid by half, so more …
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The Alhambra is a beautiful historical fortress that served as a palace for the Moorish rulers of the kingdom of Granada. It is undoubtedly the most famous Moorish building in Spain and attracts millions of visitors every year. Perched high on a plateau on the southeastern border of the city, the Alhambra one could easily …
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