Palma de Mallorca, in addition to its Cathedral, has a historical jewel: the Almudaina Royal Palace. Its imposing Gothic walls, royal courtyards and towers full of mystery preserve echoes of the Islamic past and legends of alchemists.
Planning a visit to Rome and the Trevi Fountain? Find out all about the new €2 fee, how to perform the three-coin ritual, access times, practical tips to avoid crowds and tricks to get close to the fountain for free.
Granada is much more than the Alhambra. Its streets hide surprising stories: walkways that hold funeral secrets, squares that changed their names and destiny, temples that were refuge and resilience, and palaces whose dreams were left unfulfilled. Discover ten curiosities that reveal the essence of a city that blends legend, history and everyday life. Step beyond the postcard and explore Granada like never before.
Beyond coves and picture-postcard landscapes, Palma de Mallorca is a city to explore and savour at your leisure. Its old quarter, the light that envelops the Cathedral, the lively markets and the stories hidden behind its walls make the capital a destination in itself. A 48-hour route is enough to begin to understand why Palma seduced artists such as Joan Miró.
Madrid's Puerta del Sol is a place full of traditions. Every year, thousands of people eat the 12 grapes in front of the clock of the Real Casa de Correos, and the square is also home to another much more peculiar custom linked to the statue of the Bear and the Strawberry Tree, which attracts many curious visitors.
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