Once an important capital in the whole of Europe in the 11th century, Cordoba is still as surprising and impressive as it was years ago. This town has a mix of cultures: Christians, Muslims and Jews used to live peacefully here. It was home to different philosophers, artists, and scientists making it of great importance.

The famous Moorish mosque Mesquita happens to be one of the most interesting aspects you will find during your visit. This mosque has gained world fame and people come from
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THE PERFECT HOLIDAY

Barcelona is the city of Spain that bathes in history, culture, and art; a memorable city that will make you love it. The city came into the attention of people from all around the world with the Olympic games in 1992. The city fought to keep its culture and tradition alive and it seems like it has succeeded - until now.

A RELAXING WALK IN BARRI GOTHIC

The first thing you have to do while in Barcelone is visit Barri Gotic. Barri Gotic is the oldest quarter of the ci
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TWO BEAUTIFUL REGIONS

Asturia and Cantabria are two regions squeezed between some of the highest peaks of Spain and the Cantabrian Sea. The regions, if gone through by car, will offer the tourists amazing landscapes of green valleys, abrupt peaks and winding roads. If you choose to visit this part of Spain, you will be taken into a journey that leads you back to the Paleolithic Era (the Stone Era), from about 12,000 years ago when the region was occupied for the first time.

PLACES TO VISIT
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Something new on the block

Holidays are perfect occasions to relax and have some quality time to spend with your family and friends. Tourism agencies are full of offers and have found something new as a holiday opportunity: visiting the countryside. Spain is one of the countries with the most beautiful countryside in the whole world. Lush gardens, exquisite beaches with delicate sand and imposing mountains are part of the package.

What should one choose?

One can choose the Andalucian c
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A part of the Aragon province, Zaragoza traces its history to the Roman period. According to historians, a tribe called Iberians was living in Zaragoza which was just a village then. Now this tiny village has grown into a tourist centre with many historical buildings and is one of the moderately populated cities of Spain. The city has a semi arid climate and temperature touches 40 degree centigrade during summer. However, the city has all the amenities to beat the heat of the summer and to make
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