An impressive city

Madrid is the highest capital in Europe, situated at an altitude of 646 meters. It is a cosmopolite city, with an excellent cuisine, an active night life, fashion, but most of all, Madrid is a cultural city. Choosing Madrid as your holiday destination is one of the best choices you can ever make.

Palacio Real

Your first cultural stop must be Palacio Real (The Royal Palace). It is not the most harmonious, nor the most radiant, but it definitely stands out through
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Spaniard’s pride

Madrid was a city full of restrictions during Franco’s reign; today, it is a metropolis pulsing with life. Madrid is situated in the old province of Castilia. In the centre of the city there are numerous testimonials to the royal dynasty and the Church. The city occupies the central part of the Iberian Peninsula and, in 1570; it was described as a small settlement. Things have changed with Filip the 2nd’s decision to move the royal court here. Madrid has been the capi
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A golden city

Salamanca is situated 200 kilometers from Madrid, the capital of Spain, and those who have visited Salamanca have described it as being magnificent. Those who want to discover Salamanca as their holiday destination couldn’t have made a better choice. The entire historic centre of the city has been designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. This is due to the outstanding blending of architectural and cultural styles: Baroque, Gothic, Romanesque, and even Plateresque. Th
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Located in Palma, Mallorca is one of the places where you can find inspiration, relaxation, entertainment, and culture. Any visitor will testify to this island being a wonderful and fulfilling place. Tourism on the island started almost a hundred years ago and actually thrived after the civil war of Spain.Mallorca’s magnificent landscapes and marvelous climate make it quite an attraction. There are hotels on the island that are close to the beaches, which is where most people spend their t
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Costa Adeje is located on the south coast of Tenerife west of Paya de los Americas and is a lively holiday resort with great beaches and bundles of fun, with a hiking trail being a special feature on the way up to the Barranco del Infierno.Adeje has been sacked in its past and hence is protected with fortifications which today are a tourist attraction, although not all the “Fuerks” are open to visitors. Casa Fuerte is one of them. At the top of the main road, Calle Grande, is the sixteen
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