Author name: Drishya

Situated in the south of Spain in a region named Andalusia, is the small charming city of Jerez De La Frontera. The city, unlike the rest of its counterparts, is not widely known for its architecture but drives a hefty amount of visitors every year. The secret behind is, Sherry. Jerez de la Frontera is […]

The largest of the Canary Islands archipelago, Tenerife has had a bit of a bad rap as a cheap ’n’ cheerful package holiday destination since the tourist trade took off in the 1970s. But take a closer look and you’ll find there’s much more to the volcanic island than year-round sunshine and Brit-style pubs. The largest of

Cadiz is a place which keeps calling you again and again, a city which makes you fall in love with it, a place which lets you rediscover yourself all over again. Are you a history lover? Do you have a kick for ancient breath? Are you one who finds peace in the inscribed walls? If

A picture of ‘Puente Nuevo’ is sufficient to convince anyone for a trip down to Ronda. Once there, One can never stop boasting about Ronda. Although Ronda is well known for its “Pueblos Blancos” (White Towns) of Andalusia with a meagre population of 30,000 people, the ‘to be explored on-foot’ Moorish Old Town (La Ciudad)

A long-time pilgrimage site as well as a university town…The capital of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela, is much more than just the Camino de Santiago’s terminus. Here is our list of the top things to do and see in Santiago de Compostela, so let us take you on a tour of this lovely mediaeval UNESCO

Northeastern Spain’s Girona, or Catalonia as the locals call it, is a vibrant city with a magnificently maintained medieval Old Town. If you enjoy cycling, utilise the town as a base to explore the nearby countryside and the town’s cobblestone streets. It is a terrific city break for a long weekend or might be part

Spain, unquestionably one of the most beautiful nations in the world, continues to draw travellers from all over the world. Due to the spectacular scenery and breathtaking views, the area has seen an increase in tourism. There is no doubt that Spain will provide you with a memorable holiday if there is one thing. Travellers

Be enchanted by the allure of Huesca, a city that blends tradition and contemporary and is surrounded by diverse and beautiful surroundings. The population of Huesca’s capital city is 52,000. It serves as the entrance to the Pyrenees, a region famous for its Romanesque buildings, ski resorts, and breathtaking scenery. With just over 50,000 residents,