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A Weekend to Immerse in the Medieval Magic of Tossa de Mar

Set within the municipality of Catalonia is the medieval town of Tossa de Mar, situated on the picture-postcard Costa Brava (‘Wild Coast’) in northeastern Spain. Tossa de Mar is a treasure trove of ancient ruins and historical monuments that have awed visitors since the arrival of mass tourism in the 1950s. The Belarusian-French painter Marc Chagall was so impressed by the quality of light in Tossa de Mar that he dubbed the town the ‘Blue Paradise’. Battlemented stone walls, majestic

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Super Salou: Home of Theme and Amusement Parks

In the Tarragona province along Spain’s Costa Daurada is sunny Salou, a lively coastal town with palm-lined promenades and sun-soaked beaches. With its calm waters, child-friendly restaurants and family-orientated resorts, Salou is the perfect destination for you and your brood to unwind by the sea and enjoy bucketloads of quality time as a family. But no trip to Salou would be complete without visiting one of its action-packed amusement parks that lure in millions of tourists from around the world

3 Cool and Quirky Things to do in Barcelona

Barcelona is one of those magnificent cities that envelops you in a cocoon of culture and doesn’t let up the entire time you’re there. No matter what your interests, how long you have, or how big (or small) your budget, you’ll never be short of things to see, do, eat, or experience!  Once you’ve explored the main highlights, like Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and La Rambla, if you have some spare time, this is one city where it’s well

The Most Common Questions about Santa Susanna

Whether you’re planning a visit to Santa Susanna on Spain’s Costa del Maresme or are simply curious about this beautiful destination, here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about this charming town. What region is Santa Susanna in? Santa Susanna is located in the Catalonia region of northeastern Spain, within the province of Barcelona. It forms part of the Costa del Maresme, a coastal area renowned for its stunning beaches, mild Mediterranean climate and charming seaside towns. Catalonia

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Two Days to Enjoy the Culture of Calella

Just 50 kilometres from Barcelona, the Catalonian coastal town of Calella feels like it’s an absolute world away. Even though it’s very popular with tourists, and there’s always a lot going on in terms of entertainment and cultural events in this vibrant Maresme coastal town, it somehow remains relaxed, laidback, and perennially authentic.    Discover Calella’s Culture  Whether you’ve chosen Calella for a two-week standalone holiday, or as a two-day break from a base in Barcelona, it’s got you covered in

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5 Fun Family Things to Do in Salou!

For young families craving a stress-free holiday filled with fun, sun, and sea, Salou is the place to be. A resort town in Spain’s Tarragona region, Salou stretches along the sandy Costa Daurada, southwest of Barcelona, and is a family-friendly destination ideal for those seeking a relaxing getaway that also keeps the little ones entertained. Located a short distance from Reus Airport and with many all-inclusive resorts to choose from, Salou is the perfect place to go for a blend

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A Day at the Museums of Lloret de Mar

If you’re planning a visit to Lloret de Mar, on Spain’s Costa Brava, chances are you’re hoping to spend a lot of your time enjoying the beautiful beaches and crystalline ocean, dining on delicious local food, and generally making the most of the wonderful ambience of this popular Spanish coastal gem. Come for the Sun, Stay for the Culture  Lloret’s appeal seems almost universal as an attractive place for families, youthful sunseekers and party-goers, but it also packs a punch

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Sea Views and Sculptures in Lloret de Mar: Santa Clotilde Gardens

Along the picturesque Costa Brava is the charming coastal town of Lloret de Mar. This former fishing village and jewel of Catalonia in northeastern Spain is known for its sandy beaches, historic sites, and broad selection of seafood restaurants. While many visitors flock to Lloret de Mar for its vibrant nightlife, there are also plenty of attractions that cater to those seeking a more laid-back cultural experience.  Discover Santa Clotilde Gardens One of Lloret de Mar’s best kept secrets is

Santa Susanna’s Top 3: Nature, Culture and Beautiful Beaches

If you’re visiting Barcelona you can easily add a side trip to Santa Susanna, on the beautiful Costa Maresme, in Catalonia – a great way to enjoy another side of Spain. It’s only about 65 kilometres from Barcelona, but you may not have heard of it – so I’m here to give you some insider tips and convince you that, if you have a couple of days to spare, this is a great little place to visit.   There are plenty

History With a View in the Old Town of Tossa de Mar

Few destinations in Europe can so deftly combine the pleasure and relaxation of a beach holiday, with substantial history and culture as Spain. The renowned Costa Brava is no exception, and if you’re looking to delve into the past one day and soak up the delights of the Mediterranean beaches the next, Tossa de Mar, in Catalonia, is the perfect solution.  While not many people need tips on how to relax and enjoy a day at the beach, when it

Make the Most of 48 Hours in Barcelona

You could probably spend two weeks in Barcelona and still not see everything – but the truth is, most people who come to this wonderfully cultural city only have a few days at their disposal. The good news is that it’s a highly accessible place, with a decent transport system and comfortable walking distances, so it’s not hard to squeeze in quite a few of its highlights in a short space of time, if need be.  48 Fabulous Hours in

Must Do Salou: Top Family Activities Not to Miss

Spain is one of the very best destinations in Europe for families, with a rich culture, great food, amazing activities, and brilliant beaches. It’s especially good for children who love being outdoors in the sunshine. Spain is, however, pretty big, so it can be hard to determine the best place to go. Salou, on Catalonia’s Golden Coast ranks very highly in terms of family friendly resort towns.  There are great activities for children of all ages here, and it doesn’t

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Discover Calella’s Cultural Gems

There are many reasons to visit the dazzling region of Catalonia, from art to beaches, and from food to historic sights, the towns and cities here have it all. Among the many jewels of the area, Calella is certainly high up when it comes to having significant pull for tourists who might enjoy a more nuanced holiday. Of course, the seaside backdrop and stunning regional cuisine don’t hurt the cause, but what visitors that come here often find is that