Sightseeing

What to See in Triana, Seville: Discover Andalusia’s Most Soulful Neighborhood Do you believe Seville has a “special color“? It does. And a large part of that pigment was created in the Triana neighborhood. Welcome to the other side of the river, to the “independent republic” of Seville. If the historic center impresses you with…

The Beating Heart of Seville You Must Conquer Imagine walking through halls that have witnessed the passing of kings and caliphs. Envision gardens where the water whispers legends and history can be felt in every single tile. This is not a fairy tale; this is the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a UNESCO World Heritage site…

Madrid Metro Hours The Madrid Metro operates from 6:05 AM to 2:00 AM. The last trains depart at 1:33 AM from the terminals of each line. This means the last train passes between 1:33 AM and 2:00 AM, depending on the station and line. Transportation Cards in Madrid To use the Madrid Metro, you’ll need…

Origin of Agrippa’s Pantheon The Pantheon in Rome was originally commissioned by Marcus Agrippa in 27 BCE. After suffering damage from several fires, it was later rebuilt by Emperor Hadrian around 125 CE, who chose to preserve the original inscription on the facade: “M·AGRIPPA·L·F·COS·TERTIVM·FECIT”, in honor of its original builder. This new version of the…

Did you know that the Palace of Versailles wasn’t just a residence, but the chessboard from which Louis XIV’s absolutism was built? The “Sun King” understood that French majesty and opulence were not a whim or mere luxury, but crucial political tools that would grant him power and authority. Every mirror, every piece of gilding,…

Hello from Rome! The Eternal City became the center of global attention in 2025 with the recent celebration of the election of the new Pope. This historic and spiritual event transformed the city, attracting thousands of visitors eager to experience a unique moment of renewal. Come and discover Rome Between Michelangelo’s Heaven and the New…

Hello, travel lovers and fans of unforgettable experiences. We know you’ve heard of Gaudi’s wonderful modernist legacy, the famous Las Ramblas promenade, and the charm of the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona’s old town. Still, Barcelona and Catalonia have much more to be explored. Just a few kilometers away, a universe of landscapes, culture, and history…

Discover the best Hop-on, Hop-off bus options in Barcelona and our favorite choice In recent years, Hop-on, Hop-off buses have become one of the most popular ways to explore cities, and Barcelona is no exception. This type of sightseeing bus offers a comfortable and convenient way to visit a city’s main attractions, allowing you to…

Top Attractions in Seville: our curated list Welcome to Seville, a city that breathes with the echoes of history, dances to the rhythm of flamenco, and unfolds its charms around every corner. Found in the heart of Andalusia, Seville isn’t just a city; it’s a living, breathing testament of centuries past and vibrant modernity. As…

Visit the Colosseum in Rome: tips and deals to have a good experience The Colosseum in Rome is one of those monuments that we all have had in our checklist since we were kids. This milestone of civilization has stood its ground for two thousand years, impressing first the population of ancient Rome, now visitors…

Read about the available options to ride a Madrid hop-on hop-off bus In the last few years, tourist buses (also known as hop-on, hop-off buses) have seen a surge in popularity and have become part of every major destination’s tourist landscape. Such a boom is easy to explain, as these buses are usually a convenient…

  Enjoy the best views of Barcelona at Torre Glories Observation Deck Did you know that, according to locals, the most beautiful version of Barcelona appears when you stare at it from above? If you arrive by plane and have a window sit, you can appreciate the city’s unique location surrounded by the Mediterranean sea…

  Visit La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona: explore Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece If there is one thing in Barcelona that you should absolutely not miss, that is the Sagrada Familia. With 5 million visitors a year, Gaudí’s unfinished dream is the most visited place in Spain. And you’ll know why when you visit it! The moment…