Spain, the sun-drenched country on the Iberian Peninsula, is a destination of breathtaking diversity and vibrant culture. From its fascinating cities to its picturesque coastlines, Spain offers something special for every traveler.
The vibrant capital city of Madrid is a cultural hub with world-famous museums such as the Prado and the Reina Sofia. Barcelona, located on the Catalan coast, impresses with the unique architecture of Antoni Gaudí, including the famous Sagrada Familia Basilica. The Mediterranean coast is lined with beautiful beaches and picturesque bays.
Spain is also a culinary paradise. The tapas culture in cities such as Seville and Valencia invites you to enjoy local delicacies in company. Paella, tortilla española and gazpacho are just some of the delicious dishes you can try.
Spanish culture is rich in traditions and festivals. The lively flamenco dances, the Pamplona bull runs and the Semana Santa processions are just a few examples of the impressive diversity.
Not to forget the historical treasures of Spain. The Alhambra in Granada, the Alcazar Fortress in Seville, and the medieval city of Toledo are just a few of the impressive testimonies of history.
Whether you want to discover the beaches, cities, mountains or cultural treasures, Spain is a place that never ceases to surprise and delight. It is a country full of life and energy that is worth exploring.
Without a rental car, a wonderful holiday in Mallorca is of course possible, without question! But with your own car, it can be an unforgettable and, above all, very varied holiday. Car hire for your hotel holiday Individual tours are becoming more and more popular, and even if you have booked a package tour, it makes sense to take a rental car. Who has ever liked to...
The port city of Porto Cristo in the southeast of Mallorca has been visited by tourists for a long time. But while some places have found their way into the modern age, you can already feel the slightly antique romantic charm of the city on the next corner. Old meets new In Porto Cristo there is no border. Old Mediterranean houses stand next to modern buildings...
Asturias is located in the north of Spain . With its wild cliffs and green landscapes, it invites you to hike and linger. This untouched nature stretches for more than 300 kilometers. Again and again you can see fishing villages here, which were built directly into the steep mountain slopes and extend down to the coast. The whalers and their families lived in the...
On the Spanish Mediterranean coast, the port city of Tarragona is located about 100 kilometers southwest of Barcelona. The Roman amphitheatre offers magnificent views of the sea and the fine golden sandy beaches of the Costa Dorada. The real sensation of the city, however, are the human towers that are built here by the Tarragonese. The Catalans call them the...
Many people are particularly familiar with the Costa Brava because it is one of the most popular bathing and beach areas in Europe . But the coastal strip of Catalonia is much more than that. A unique landscape, many great cities nearby and sights wherever you look complete the picture of the real Costa Brava. And while there is little to be said against a holiday in...
Mallorca’s sister island has a lot to offer. Below you will find our list of the most beautiful sights of Menorca. Menorca’s capital Mahón You don’t have to look far for sightseeing spots on the Spanish island of Menorca . The capital Mahón in the east, also known as Maó, has a rich history and many attractions to offer. If you arrive in the city by...
The archipelago of the Balearic Islands, and it wants to be understood as such, is made up of the five islands of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera and Cabrera . The “Isla Cabrera” is mainly to be seen as a nature reserve, which can be visited but not inhabited. Originally, the entire archipelago was part of the Spanish and Portuguese mainland. [mapsvg...
Formentera, the second smallest of the Balearic Islands, is known for having the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean. Under mostly bright blue skies, crystal-clear, bright turquoise water meets extensive, bright sandy beaches, which, unlike those on Mallorca and Ibiza , are not yet fully developed and overcrowded. Natural idyll Only about 12,000 people live...
Off the Mediterranean coast, they form a dreamlike island duo – the lively Ibiza and the quiet neighbour Formentera. They do not even cover a fifth of the area of Mallorca. At the warmest time of the year, awakened from its virgin hibernation, Ibiza declares itself the epitome of Sex & Drugs & Alcohol, Sun and Fun and one-night stands. Here they are not...
Mallorca – the pearl of the Balearic Islands is one of the most popular destinations in the Mediterranean. The Mediterranean climate, the diverse landscape, the hospitality of the inhabitants and, last but not least, the very good infrastructure are just some of the reasons why this sunny island has been one of the top travel destinations in Europe for decades...