Lloret de Mar Costa Brava: Catalan festivals and traditions
Want to party in Catalonia? Yeah? In Lloret de Mar Costa Brava people like to party and do so often. Catalan festivals are something special. They are more than just teen pool parties.
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Want to party in Catalonia? Yeah? In Lloret de Mar Costa Brava people like to party and do so often. Catalan festivals are something special. They are more than just teen pool parties.
Do you know Spanish wines or wine regions? In this guest article, the specialist for Spanish wines, todovino, presents three exciting routes for wine lovers and connoisseurs that are ideal for a wine trip to Rioja. Enjoy wine and beautiful landscapes.
A finca holiday in Tenerife allows close contact with the locals. At the same time, it provides an authentic experience of the island. In this article we will introduce you to Tenerife fincas that you can rent on the island.
Where do bananas grow in Tenerife? Tenerife is a very fertile island where fruit varieties are grown. How do bananas grow in Tenerife? Here's the answer to these and other questions. Learn more about Tenerife bananas with a visit to the Canary Island.
Which sights in and around Lloret de Mar are worth visiting? The Costa Brava region is more than just a beach holiday destination. Discover beautiful gardens, Art Nouveau from Catalonia and an impressive cemetery.
For many Germans, the Balearic island of Mallorca is synonymous with party and beach holidays. But dismissing the island as a mass tourism destination does not do it justice. Mallorca's history, enjoyment and nature also make it a good travel destination.
The Caminito del Rey has been reopened for hikers since March 2015. Before that, it was closed for 14 years. The reason was that numerous hikers and climbers had crashed in the vertical gorge. Until it was closed, it was considered the most dangerous hiking trail in the world. No wonder if you look at the photos from earlier times [...]
"Island of Eternal Spring": Tenerife's climate at a glance Tenerife is probably rightly called the "Island of Eternal Spring" because it lies in the transition area between the subtropics and the temperate zone. The average annual temperatures in Tenerife are a pleasant 23 degrees Celsius and vary only slightly over the year. Tenerife owes this to[…]