Planning a city break and wondering what to do in Barcelona for 3 days? Our comprehensive guide covers the perfect itinerary with must-see attractions, hidden gems, dining recommendations, and practical travel tips
Category: Sightseeing and Landmarks
Discover 10 Incredible Barcelona Hikes
Barcelona Hikes: Discover the breathtaking trails that showcase Catalonia’s natural beauty, from coastal paths to mountain adventures—perfect for British travellers seeking sunshine and spectacular views. Introduction: Barcelona Beyond the Beaten Path Barcelona might conjure images of Gaudí’s fantastical architecture, tapas bars, and golden beaches, but venture beyond the city limits…
Lakes of Spain: Complete Guide to Natural Beauty & Hidden Gems
There’s something magical about stumbling upon a pristine lake nestled in the Spanish mountains or discovering a pink-hued lagoon shimmering under the Andalusian sun. After years of exploring this incredible country, I’ve learned that Spain’s lakes are among its best-kept secrets – and trust me, they deserve way more attention…
Cabo de Palos: Your Guide To This Beloved Village
Discover Cabo de Palos: lighthouse walks, top dive sites, charming coves, local festivals & insider tips
15 Things To Do In Seville Spain
We have put together our list of 15 of the best things to do in Seville Spain and the popular must see in Seville attractions.
Museo Atlántico Underwater Museum Lanzarote
Explore Museo Atlántico, the mesmerising underwater museum Lanzarote is famous for. Dive into submerged sculptures, marine life, and the soul of Jason deCaires Taylor’s visionary project.
Castillo de Arenas de San Pedro: The Castle of the Sad Countess
Welcome to the Castillo de Arenas de San Pedro—a castle with more drama than your average Spanish soap opera. Also called the Castle of Don Álvaro de Luna or the Castle of the Sad Countess (Castillo de la Triste Condesa), this Gothic gem isn’t just a pile of old stones….
Visiting Montanejos Hot Springs?
You’ve seen the Montanejos Hot Springs photos on Instagram: crystal-clear turquoise water, surrounded by dramatic cliffs, with sun-dappled swimmers enjoying the natural thermal springs like extras from a travel brochure. The reality?It’s still stunning—but expect crowds, screaming kids, and at least one guy with a Bluetooth speaker playing reggaeton far…
Moraira: Costa Blanca Without The Karaoke Bars
If you like your Spanish holidays with a bit more Mediterranean charm and a bit less lads-on-tour chaos, Moraira might just be your place. Tucked neatly between Calpe and Javea, Moraira Spain is the quiet, more upmarket cousin of Benidorm, favoured by retirees, families, and ex-pats who like tapas but…
Visiting Xàtiva Spain: Castles, Conquests & History
Planning a visit to Xativa Spain? Here’s your no-nonsense travel guide: how to get there, what to do, why the castle is worth the climb