Spain Reviews

The city of Madrid with masterpieces housed in the Prado museum: Barcelona with wonders of architecture designed by Antonio Gaudi; thousands of kilometres of coastline and two archipelagos, the Canary and Balearics islands - all these make Spain one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. The whole is made complete by a rich culture, ...  Read the complete review

Normally Spain is associated with a country of a beautiful landscapes, good food, sunny weather, total fun and endless fiesta. Well, that’s the way I know Spain as wellJ No wonder that many people want to move to live in this country. Here are some useful information about possibilities of work in Spain (in order to support ...  Read the complete review

Sevilla, in the heart of Andaluicia (Southern Spain), is a city not to be missed. This city is the hottest city in Spain - and I'm not just talking about the weather! At first glance, it is filled with the usual touristy shops and attractions, but there is a lot more to this city..... I lived in the city for a month whilst a ...  Read the complete review

For the last few years I have spent New Year in Spain, and although the celebrations are much more low key than Edinburgh or central London, the atmosphere is welcoming and friendly. My first experience was a disaster; a New Year’s Eve to forget. This was in one of Spain’s most vibrant and largest cities where I assumed that the casual ...  Read the complete review

This summer I went to Spain for the first time, when I got there and had been there about a week I started to really realise how different Spain was to England, there were so many differences and a lot of things done differently from the English way of things. Firstly and the most obvious one is that the Spanish speak, well… Spanish ...  Read the complete review

This summer I went to Spain for the first time, when I got there and had been there about a week I started to really realise how different Spain was to England, there were so many differences and a lot of things done differently from the English way of things. Firstly and the most obvious one is that the Spanish speak, well… Spanish ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago, me and the wife went looking for a holiday destination after a hard earned break from work. We decided on Spain to be the ideal destination, as it is relatively close and easy to get to and is also a beautiful country. We managed to get two very cheap tickets to the Southern part of Spain and off we went for our two week holiday. ...  Read the complete review

Based in Conil de la Frontera, Andalucia, Spain the 4* Hotel Fuerte was opened in March 1999. The design of the hotel has been sympathetic to the region and is in traditional Moorish Andalucian style - white washed walls, domes and spires, archways and intricate tilling and mosaics. The result is the building not only reflects the area but ...  Read the complete review

Whether you are a golfer or not Mijas Golf is a great place to stay for a holiday. We recently stayed in a lovely villa overlooking the golf course and down to the sea at Fuengirola. The advantage of being on a golf course even if youre not a golfer is the wonderful green lush landscape you have compared to the barren dry landscape everywhere ...  Read the complete review

Last year, I was sent to Barcelona, Spain to "work". I took the opportunity to arrive there early and have a look round. The city I found was bussling with people. The first place I went to was the famous Ramblas. It is a single street lined with trees, and to me it is the heart of the city. Everything of interest to Barcelona visitors ...  Read the complete review

The ideal holiday destination if you like sun, sea and sangria but also like a bit of culture, scenery and history. Andalucia is the southernmost bit of Spain, and happens to include the infamous Costa del Sol. But if you cut out Malaga, Marbella and all that stuff then you'll soon find there's a whole lot of fascinating culture ...  Read the complete review