A travel guide about Spain
Figueres is a famous city in northern Spain and home to the world famous artist Salvador Dali. The city (about 50,000 inhabitants) is located only 20 km south of the French border and is the first stop for many tourists who travel to Spain by car, camper van or train. The busy motorway E15 (in … Read more
Lloret de Mar is the party place for the youth on the Costa Brava in the north of Spain. Hardly any of the tourists who come to Lloret de Mar every season are over 25. Older tourists who get lost here usually shake their heads over the drinking kids and leave quickly. Catamaran tour Lloret … Read more
Valencia is the third largest city in Spain. About one million people live in the city (with an area of almost two million). The city is situated by the sea, although the centre is a few kilometres inland. Valencia, rich in historical buildings, culture and nightlife, is one of the most visited cities in the … Read more
Opening hours in Spain vary by city, region, season and type of business. A small shop may close for part of the afternoon, while a large supermarket in a tourist area stays open continuously. Museums, churches, pharmacies and post offices each follow their own schedules. This guide shows how to plan a day without relying … Read more