Medieval streets, bustling squares, markets, gardens and contemporary architecture. Here’s a two-day itinerary to discover Montpellier at your own pace, with no need to hire a car. Some cities require long journeys to reach their main attractions, while others seem made for exploring on foot. Montpellier belongs to the second group. Its historic centre is […]
There is a side of Menorca you discover by looking out to sea, and another that begins the moment you turn your back on it. Among country lanes, dry-stone walls and fields where the cows are grazing lie the llocs, the farms that keep alive one of the products that best express the island’s identity: […]
Verona is a captivating city at any time of year, but it takes on a special charm during the Christmas season. Its squares light up, the streets of the city centre fill with stalls and the aromas of spices, and local traditions create an atmosphere that goes far beyond the usual Christmas markets. From the […]
In Cartagena, you can start the morning sitting on the steps of a Roman theatre, look for traces of a city from two thousand years ago beneath today’s streets, discover treasure recovered from the seabed, admire one of the earliest electric submarines in history, and end the day sailing around a harbour that was protected […]
There are many ways to explore Asturias: following its coastline, hopping between mountain villages, seeking out cider houses or visiting its cities. But there is another, much sweeter route: one that links century-old confectioners, pastries with names of their own and recipes that can change almost from one municipality to the next. In Asturias there […]
Between the peaks of Sierra Nevada and the Mediterranean, Granada’s Alpujarra is a land of ravines, terraces and whitewashed villages clinging to the hillsides. Its geography has also shaped a distinctive cuisine. Hams cured in the mountain air, charcuterie, cheeses, honey, hearty dishes and wines made from high-altitude vineyards. Following the region through its flavours […]
In Venice, autumn slowly slips into the calli, shortening the days, softening the light over the lagoon and bringing radicchio, pumpkins and other cold-season produce back to the market stalls. It is also the season when slowing down comes naturally: stopping at the counter of a bacaro, ordering an ombra of wine, or stepping into […]
Less than 40 kilometres from Olbia, the sea disappears from the rear-view mirror and Sardinia changes face. Hills, granite, the Limbara forests and, above all, vineyards take over. Welcome to Berchidda, a small town in inland Gallura where Vermentino is not simply something to order as an aperitif: it is landscape, culture and an excellent […]
From golden beaches and volcanic coves to a capital city open to the Atlantic, fishing villages, pine forests and mountains rising above 1,800 metres, Gran Canaria has it all. Travelling around the island means experiencing constantly changing scenery, sometimes even within just a few kilometres. One day, you might be walking through dunes beside the […]
Just over twenty minutes from Santander, Peña Cabarga offers a snapshot of one of Cantabria’s defining features: the proximity between the Cantabrian Sea, the green valleys and the mountains. Now, its renovated observation deck has turned those views into an immersive experience that helps visitors get to know the region better. From the summit of […]