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Best Tourism Villages in Spain and Italy

The United Nations World Tourism Organization, or UNWTO, released its latest list of the World’s Best Tourism Villages. Thirty-two villages worldwide made it to the list; two are from Italy, and three are from Spain! These villages highlight the potential of the tourism industry to diversify the economy and provide opportunities

4 Magnificent Real Alcazar in Spain

I visited four magnificent Real Alcazar in Spain: Madrid, Toledo, Segovia, and Sevilla. These are palaces or castles where the royals lived in wealth and opulence. Every visitor will be transported to a world of luxury, from their facade to their interiors. The chambers, the halls, the ceilings, and the

5 Places to See in Segovia

Segovia, located in the heart of Spain, is a charming and historic city with a wealth of sights to see. Here are five must-see attractions in Segovia: The Aqueduct of Segovia This stunning Roman aqueduct is one of the most famous landmarks in the city. Built in the first century

10 Things to do in Sevilla in Three Days

Here are ten things to do in Sevilla, the capital of Andalusia! It is a city full of history, culture, and beautiful architecture. Located in the south of Spain, Seville is known for its warm climate, delicious tapas, and lively flamenco dancing. If you’re planning a trip to Seville, here

5 Places to Visit in Avila

Here are five places to visit in Avila, Spain. This medieval city is a stunning city located in the heart of the country. Known for its rich history and stunning architecture, Avila offers visitors a glimpse into the past and a chance to experience the beauty of Spain. Here are

Barcelona Buildings Designed by Gaudi

Barcelona is known for its vibrant culture, world-class cuisine, and stunning architecture. One of the most notable architectural styles in the city is the work of Antoni Gaudí, the celebrated Catalan architect known for his unique and imaginative designs. Gaudí was born in 1852 in the city of Reus, near

Spain: Why You Should Visit Segovia Cathedral

Most of the churches around Spain have the title of the cathedral – and Segovia Cathedral is one of them. It adorns the premises of the town’s Plaza Mayor. You can’t miss its giant structure coated in yellowish color. This might be the only Gothic Cathedral you’ve seen with such

Travel Itinerary: One Day in Salamanca

One day in Salamanca may not be enough to explore this medieval town. Up to this day, the community is still known as a university town. The town’s premier university – University of Salamanca – is Spain’s oldest university and the world’s 3rd oldest that’s still operating until today. Salamanca

Inside the Magnificent Barcelona Cathedral

Better than Santa Maria Cathedral, the Barcelona Cathedral is the epitome of religious devotion, and most importantly, of Gothic architecture. Its high-rise pillars, the overall size of the cathedral, and the atmosphere inside awakened my spirit and encouraged me to stay there for more than an hour. Before I could

Palau Guell in Barcelona is a Mansion With a Splendid Interior

The Palau Guell in Barcelona may look ordinary outside but wait until you step inside. It’s splendid! Truly Magnifique!  Barcelona is love not because of its 24/7 party scenes but also because it has some of the most architecturally and artistically revered ancient buildings, such as the Paul Guell Mansion.

Travel Itinerary: One Day in Toledo

Just like the rest of the cities in Spain, Toledo also presents a conundrum of Roman, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim architecture, which actually tells the stories of the confluence of these cultures resulting from the respective conquests. The entire day I spent in the city had me gawking at the

Travel Itinerary: How to Spend a Day in Segovia

Spain has served as the crux of the Muslim-Christian-Roman skirmishes in the past. Because of these, nearly every city in the country has Gothic Cathedrals perched on some hill, Romanesque churches built on the remains of a former building, and the usual medieval architecture that dots around the city in

The Plaza Mayor in Salamanca Has No Place For A Dictator

The Plaza Mayor in Salamanca has no place for a dictator – especially for Francisco Franco who brutally ruled Spain from 1939 – 1975. Nowadays, Spain is continually trying to erase everything that’s related to this Nazi sympathizer. Salamanca has finally done what should have been done long time ago.

Travel Itinerary: One Day in Avila

Avila is one of the historical jewels of the crown of Spain. Cities around the world are witnesses of many past events, and this medieval town is no exception. It has seen the Moorish and the Christian rule, and both eras have left their footprints on the city in the
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