Medieval villages, a perfect plan for the weekend

Posted on January 17, 2010 by Travel Info

This town just as well planted with 300 rooms stands at the edge of the Sierra de Guara. Its frame is made of stone. And the courage to defend against the infirmities of old age also appears. In his collegiate remains high, half castle, half temple, in the heat of a long wall with battlements and built on an ancient mosque. In its first part is a tower building and the courtyard of the Romanesque church. The cloister has interesting Romanesque c… Continue reading →

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A trip to Olympus Cyprus

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Travel Info

lls are completely covered with murals of the eleventh to seventeenth centuries, while Araka Panagia tou XII century and contains some of the best fresh comneniano style. The church is situated, like most, on the outskirts of town, in this case Lagoudera, and once there to look for the priest to open the doors and power and go into their micro-universe of shapes and colors. Another reference that should not be missed is Asinou in Nikitari also th… Continue reading →

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Cantabria: beauty triangle

Posted on August 29, 2009 by Travel Info

eks Oyambre Natural Park in the lead, and the proximity of the stately village of Comillas make this coastal strip in a small “paradise” of the Cantabrian Sea. Nestled in the estuaries of Pombo and Rubin, the old town of San Vicente was very important during the Middle Ages. By this time, with the castle of King and the church of Santa Maria de los Angeles as spurs fortified town, was a key junction on the northern route of the Camin… Continue reading →

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Beautiful days and hot nights in Barcelona

Posted on September 27, 2008 by Travel Info

more feeling for art and culture. In addition, dress the Catalan women and men very well. Much more to look at, in other words. This realized Picasso, Dali and the architect Gaudi, who all appeared for the inspiring port town charm. And although much has happened since then rests it still a kind of surreal and sublime atmosphere of Barcelona. LAS RAMBLAS BARCELONA PULSE The famous main street Las Ramblas begins at the lovely square Plaza Ca… Continue reading →

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Madrid: Flamenco HOME TOWN HIGH OVER OCEAN

Posted on December 9, 2008 by Travel Info

ayor or Plaza de Oriente. To walk between the squares and sights are a great way to get to know the city, people and the atmosphere during your weekend trip to Spain’s proud capital. FLEA MARKET and piglets. In the real town Lavapiés is the famous El Rastro flea market to every Sunday. Here you can walk around for hours and admire and marvel at the most bizarre things that are for sale. In Lavapiés houses are a little worn but the restauran… Continue reading →

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