Saunas are worldwide famous and are touted for amazing benefits like disease prevention, ridding a body toxins, health benefits, reducing stress levels and improving circulation. A lot of tourists indulge in sauna in order to combat stress and relieve their body. Sauna etiquettes in Spain are different than other countries and it is important that you educate yourself of its unspoken rules to prevent any kind of embarrassment. It is important that you understand Spain's sauna culture and edu
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Sitges is a city of about 26000 people, almost half of whom are from other European countries. It is about 35 kilometers from Barcelona and has become famous for its film festival- the International Film Festival of Catalonia, its 17 beaches, its wonderful gastronomy as well as its cultural heritage and most of all, for its carnival in February each year. It has also become the preferred location for congresses, seminars and company meetings due to its combination of tourist attractions and inte
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Vigo is a city in Galicia found on the Ría or submerged valley of the same name. Until the 20th century it was a sleepy village with an insignificant population that gradually increased as economic activity increased.

Parque de Castro

Vigo's oasis of calm is the Parque de Castro located in the center of the city. The park is at the top of a hill and from there you can get a wonderful view of the city and the Bay of Vigo. The ruins of a fort called 'San Sebastian' can also be seen w
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Zarautz is a town on the coast in the province of Guipuzcoa in Spain's Basque Country. Normally a quiet town of around 22000 people, in summer the population swells to around 60000 people or more, attracted by the mile long beach, probably the longest in the Basque Country and the fabulous waves that bring a smile to the faces of avid surfers.

A Former Rich Resort

Originally a summer resort of the rich and famous, Zarautz has since become more affordable and has now became more famous
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Semana Santa is the Spanish name for Easter. A series of processions are organized throughout the streets, depicting the story of Jesus Christ. This festival is best celebrated in Seville and Malaga which are catholically overgenerous. Each day there is a procession carrying the float from their Church to the Cathedral. Hotel reservations are made months in advance to watch this festival. Most of the processions start in the late evening or night. Before the Easter day, if the procession sta
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