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An Alicante city guide - beaches, culture, festivals and sport
Alicante is the gateway to the Costa Blanca in eastern Spain, where the mountains meet the sea. This vibrant university town is popular with millions of tourists who fly into Alicante airport each year. For many travelers, the long, sandy beaches are the main temptation but Alicante’s many cha
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What to see and do in Alicante – a guide to notable attractions and landmarks
Alicante’s picturesque sandy beaches coupled with many hours of daily sunshine are the main attractions for the millions of passengers who fly into this Spanish destination each year. However, Alicante offers imposing buildings and a multitude of cultural events and exhibitions to entertain. The his
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Where to eat in Alicante – a food and dining guide
Vibrant yellow rice and deep red prawns; the colors of Alicante’s food pay homage to the Spanish flag. Freshly caught fish and shellfish are favorite local dishes at affordable prices. Alicante cuisine makes the most of local produce from the sea and land, washed down with intense ruby red wines or
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Alicante shopping guide – where to go and what to buy
From bustling outdoor markets to chic designer stores and high street fashions, Alicante is a top spot for shopping. The main city streets are lined with glass-fronted stores showing off their wares from leather goods to local foods. Several large shopping malls are dotted around the city with
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Where to stay in Alicante – a neighborhood guide
Alicante ranges from traditional, historic neighborhoods to purpose-built seaside resorts, offering rooms with a view of glistening ocean or terraces overlooking a rustic Spanish square. The city’s historic quarter is lined with boutiques, high street stores and five-star dining, plus locally-run ba
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A Barcelona city guide – imposing architecture, World Heritage Sites and tasty tapas
A sprawling Catalonian city packed full of World Heritage Sites, family-run tapas bars and colorful architecture, Barcelona is not somewhere to be missed. Head down to the cultural heart of Barcelona – the Ciutat Vella (Old City) - to discover a patchwork of intriguing Gothic buildings. Alternativel
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What to see and do in Barcelona – a guide to notable attractions and landmarks
A city packed full of attractions, Barcelona is bursting at the seams with things to do. Visit the awe-inspiring La Sagrada Família, explore the art treasures housed within the impressive Palau Nacional or relax on trendy Barceloneta beach. Aside from jumping on and off the metro to exp
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Where to eat in Barcelona - a food and dining guide
Combining the best of the Catalan and Mediterranean diet, Barcelona’s gastronomy is some of the best in the world. Sprinkled around the city, you will discover tapas bars, seafood restaurants and trendy bistros competing for your custom. Ingrained in Barcelona’s culture, dining is an important part
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Where to shop in Barcelona - a guide to where to go and what to buy
One of the city’s strongest assets, shopping is a huge draw for people visiting Barcelona. Streets and department stores are full to the brim with local labels and international brands, tempting travelers to pile their suitcases high with new purchases. Make your way over to Passeig de Gràcia
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Where to stay in Barcelona – a neighborhood guide
Accommodation options in Barcelona are extremely varied. Here you can choose from a luxury boutique to a modest bed and breakfast, a forward-thinking eco-hotel to a family-run hostel as a place to rest your head. Whatever you decide, however, you won’t be disappointed with Barcelona. A city-break de
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A Madrid city guide – world-class art, tapas, gardens and endless parties
Scrumptious food, 24-hour nightlife, outstanding art museums and historic splendor. Madrid has all the ingredients for a bouncy getaway. Explore the city’s world-class art scene by wandering the vast and magnificent Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums. Whether you fancy a romantic dinn
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What to see and do in Madrid – a guide to notable attractions and landmarks
Madrid’s attractions are made of corners, moments and sensations. To breathe in the city means to stroll around the buzzing sidewalks of Gran Via or Buen Retiro Park, wander aimlessly the old centre Madrid de los Austrias, get immersed in the art of Paseo del Prado or be mesmerised by the Royal Pala
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Where to eat in Madrid - a food and dining guide
More than just food, Madrid’s cuisine drizzles deliciously into every local’s lifestyle. Vivid conversations in bars and restaurants are fueled by tapas of potato omelet and marinated anchovies after starting the day sweetly with churros and hot chocolate. Tapas only come second however, to Madrid’s
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Madrid shopping guide – where and what to shop
In Madrid, style and budget go hand in hand. The selection of clothing, shoes, food, wines and souvenirs in different styles at different prices in the Spanish capital will send any shopaholic through the roof. The downtown area boasts hip boutiques and small shops open until late where internationa
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Where to stay in Madrid – a neighborhood guide
Spain’s capital might be a party town, but it is also an extremely cultural city with remarkable museums and landmarks. As such, Madrid attracts tourists of all shapes and sizes, so there are hotels for all tastes and needs. From practical lodges to high-end luxury hotels, you will find all sorts of
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An island guide to Mallorca – breathtaking beaches, energetic nightlife and a rich history
Shimmering off the coast of Spain, Mallorca offers a unique blend of stunning sandstone architecture, charming tree-lined promenades and a vast array of spectacular crystal clear coastlines. A long-standing favorite among European tourists, Mallorca hosts an eclectic mix of old and new, enough to sa
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What to see and do in Mallorca – a guide to notable attractions and landmarks
Steeped in history, without being afraid to embrace the new, this gem, shining in the Med, guarantees entertainment for those looking for both traditional and more contemporary experiences. Whether it’s celeb spotting in Deia, hitting the strip in Magaluf, or chilling out on one of many stunning bea
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Where to eat in Mallorca – a food and dining guide
From Botifarrons to Bunyols and everything in-between, Mallorca’s array of authentic produce ensures you won’t go hungry. Proud to display their locally grown ingredients, olive oil and garlic, are a mainstay in most pork, fish and vegetable dishes, providing a warm and hearty flavor, mimicking that
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Mallorca shopping guide – where to shop and what to buy
Tree-lined promenades, appealing boutiques and vibrant market stalls are just some of the charming areas you can peruse for gifts and goods. Whether it’s authentic, hand-made crafts, embroidered linens, or popular designer brands, Mallorcan shopping caters for the most enthusiastic shopaholics.Mike
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Where to stay in Mallorca – a neighborhood guide
Whether it’s idyllic hilltop retreats, bustling beachside resorts or cosy boutique hotels, Mallorca has enough choice to suit every taste and budget. The beauty of this small island is that it lends itself perfectly for visitors to see its varied range of landscapes all in one day. From morning dips
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