Trip to Barcelona, Granada, Madrid, Seville, Palma De Mallorca, Malaga, Marbella, Girona

The pretty Plaza de la Armeria leads you into this rococo wonder of 2000 rooms of which only 50 a...

The life force Madrid flows through this square. Standing here is a bit like being stuck in a box...

If you are really interested about bullfighting, then, this place will be able to attract you. It...

Royals get married in this stunning 19th century neo-gothic church. Despite being much more moder...

Pablo Picasso is nothing short of a 20th century art legend. A museum honouring his work has been...

It was Charles Buigas who fashioned the beautiful fountain of Montjuic in 1929 for the Internatio...

This ancient cathedral was built in between 13th to 15 the centuries. It was constructed by follo...

This gorgeous neighbourhood in CutatVella district of Barcelona is famous for its wonderful sandy...

Football fans may rejoice! Camp Nou is the famous football stadium in Barcelona. It is the home g...

The Harbour Area of Barcelona, also known as Port Vell is home to a unique treasure called the Ba...

Unless you a real appreciation of history, you’re bound to dismiss this stop as over hyped....

There’s two things to see here, the plaza itself and the Mary Luoisa Park, often called the...

Now a naval museum, this 12-sided 13th century construct was once a military watchtower. It was i...

This enormous Gothic cathedral was built for one reason only to demonstrate Seville’s wealt...

A beautiful behemoth constructed during the times of  Abd-al-Rahman, the Alcazaba is visible...

The ‘lady with one arm’ as it was christened because of the lack of a tower, Malaga c...

Though right next to the Alhambra, the Generalife is considered to be a different structure altog...

The Royal Chapel of Granada was built on the orders of the rulers of Spain who wished to be burie...

Plazas around the world have a history of their own. As they are open spaces one is right to thin...