Ideally located in the Mediterranean and an appealing destination for anyone who loves trying something new. Exciting towns and cities, magical villages, fabulous cultural heritage, outstanding nature sites and unique lifestyle, Languedoc-Camargue is an action-packed destination
Andalusia is magic. It lives and breathes art and the sun never stops shining on its whitewashed houses. Andalusia astonishes with every step you take. Its Moorish influences can be seen in all its most famous buildings: Granada’s Alhambra, the Alcázar of Seville and Malaga’s Alcazaba are just some of the architectural gems that will remain imprinted on your memory for life.
A city of art and culture, Marseille has many marvels to share. The oldest city in France has become the country’s second largest. Wearing its 26 centuries of history with pride, Marseille combines tradition and modernity with a strong character.
Olbia, an Italian town in the north-east of Sardinia, is well worth a visit. Paradise beaches, cultural and sacred places, lively markets... Olbia is full of surprises. Here's a small glimpse of some of them.
The nymph temptress Calypso is supposed to have kept Ulysses prisoner on this island paradise for seven years, but Gozo’s charms are far from mythical. Today, visitors come ashore of their own free will.
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.
Greece is certainly one of the places where we would all like to go at least once in a lifetime, both to discover Athens and to enjoy the beauty of the Aegean islands Athens, the cradle of civilization, the center of culture and classical art, philosophy, mythological and heroes’ stories and now the economic and […]
Possibly the most authentic city of Italy, Naples has been the meeting point of empires and cultures over the centuries. Fiercely authentic, it’s remarkable history, landmarks and, most of all, the genuine character of its people, have made this city one of the most interesting destinations to visit in the Mediterranean.
A trip to Sicily is also a journey of taste. The region has plenty to offer in terms of art and landscapes, but the other thing that stands out is undoubtedly its cuisine, which reaches the highest quality from starters through to desserts.
Have you ever thought about riding a horse around Venice? Maybe not right in the centre, even though people used to ride through the city until the late Middle Ages, even in St Mark’s Square, until it was prohibited.