The Costa Brava is a seaside area of northeastern Catalonia, Spain. The region maintained an authenticity that has kept this stretch of the Mediterranean more natural than the southern coasts of Spain. Continue reading Costa Brava, Hidden Spain
The Centre de Poblenou Park in Barcelona is a gigantic, able to continue over a period of time, garden of 5.5 hectares designed as ”meeting point” and ”acoustic microclimate” playing with light and shadows. Continue reading Centre de Poblenou Park, Barcelona
This museum property located in Madrid also containing the Jerónimos Cloister would and it is used as a venue for temporary exhibitions, restoration workshops, technical offices and other museum services, contained in a new building connected at its lower levels with Villanueva’s. Continue reading Moneo Museum Madrid
Today the ancient city of Zaragoza is a home to Expo 2008 under the theme ‘’Water and Sustainable Development’’ through September 14. The city is aware of the importance of the water to all human beings. There’re many museums that focus on water. Continue reading Water Festival, Spain
Ibiza attracts a lot of people of every age and demographic from London fashionistas to French bobos and ministers. But when the club season shut down on oct. 1, this spanish island got back into its Mediterranean groove. Ibiza offers plenty of laid-back after party spots like yoga retreats, trekking or lounging by turquoise blue water and white sand beaches. Continue reading Ibiza, Spain
Madrid is the most Spanish of all cities. Today you can see there little girls dressed exactly in 1940s-style dresses and matching topcoats. But exactly that is the charming part of the sleepy sister to Barcelona. The city is absolutely fantastic with stylish hotels and flirt bars. Continue reading Madrid