Every summer is different (and summer 2020 certainly is), but if there’s one thing we can’t live without, no matter what, it’s the BEACH. That’s why we’d like you to come with us to discover just how varied the beaches in Cantabria are. They’re ideal for getting away from it all this summer, and, come to that, at any time of year.
Galicia has more miles of coastline than any other Autonomous Community, and the province of A Coruña is the cream of the crop. A Coruña is a land surrounded by the sea, with more than 360 beaches dotted along its Atlantic coast. We've picked out five unmissable beaches for your to-do list.
Visitors flock to the Asturian coast to admire its good looks and explore its hundreds of hidden corners, to enjoy the views, the countryside, the sea breeze, the tides, the sunset and the dawn.
The Bordeaux River Festival has become a date that's hotly-anticipated by the inhabitants of Bordeaux every two years. Huge sailing boats, conferences, exhibitions, concerts, gastronomic breaks and fireworks are sure to pull in the crowds.
Cabárceno Nature Park brings together education, culture and science and recreation. One hundred and fifty species of animals from five continents roam semi-freely around the park, which has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in northern Spain.
This modern art centre occupies a prime location in Santander, on the shores of the bay. The building, done by the renowned architect